Collier's Magazine From March 21 1914 To September 12 1914

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Collier’ THE NATIONAL WEEKLY om te. In this issue The Papered Door By MARY ROBERTS RINEHART

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COLLIER'S FOR*MARCH 21, ==—=FUDSON SikxO—== The Reign of Sixes The Hudson Six-40 brings a new realm under rule of Sixes. This $1,750 price, this lightness, this low operative cost give to this Six resistless attractions found in no other type of car. cons at New York's 14th annual automobile show displayed six- cylinder cars as their best offerings. Eighteen showed Sixes exclusively. That emphasizes the swing to Sixes. In 1905 there were 196 exhibitors, of which 68 were single or two cylinder cars, The same thing was said then against the development of the Four as some are today predicting for the Six. Yet two years later the two-cylinder exhibits dropped out completely. ‘That, as.a bit of history, to set the mind at cease as to the future. Pres FOUR out of 79 exhibit- The appeal of the Six is resistlss. It is 10 smooth:running, 20 flexible, 20 free from vibration, so\ economical of tires. It rides like’ constant coasting. At two miles an hour or sixty in crowd- cd streets or in climbing hills, one rarely needs to change from high gear. Sixes have uffered handicaps. “They have always been heavy and costly. “Their fuel cost was excessive. But men paid the price for their comfort and luxury. And they forced the best rmakers—all save one—to supply their demand for Sixes. Now the Hudson Six-40 Brings a New Day in Sixes Now the HUDSON engineers, who always lead, bring out a new-type Six. A Six with a smalkbore, long-troke motor, such as Europe is using to mini- mize weight and fuel cost. They have built a Six-40, with extra tonneau seats, which weighs 2,980 pounds. That's 400 pounds less than ‘our last t year’ 's four-cylinder—the HUD- 7""—with shorter wheelbase and lesser power. _And this new-type Six, which shows 47 horepower, con- sumes onefourth less fuel than the HUDSON “37.” The price is $1,750. Not a com- parable car, whatever the type, has ever been sold 20 low. Note what this means. A much lighter car than the best we could do in Fours. A much lower fuel cost. And a price attained by no other makers in a car of this size, class and power. So everything now—in this HUD- SON Six-40—is in favor of the Six. Men who want light weight, low fuel consumption, and the lowest price in a quality car, must come to this Six to get them. Legions of men, to whom cost has barred Sixes, will now find this Six-40 the only affordable ear. A Distinguished Body New-Style Equipment This car also brings out new ideals in beauty, new conveniences, new equip- HUDSON Six-40 $1,750 ment features. The Streamline body — now the vogue in Europe—is shown hhere in perfection, Flowing lines from tip to tip, without the awkward dash angle. You will find, we think, no other car s0 handsome and impressive. Then note the new features which we list below. Some of these attrac: tions have never before appeared. in any American car. Our Larger Six-54 We build on the same lines the new HUDSON Six-54. In design, in fnish and equipment these two cars are almost identical. But the Six-54 has a 15-inch wheelbase, It has more power. And the price is $2,250. Go to your local Hudson dealer and see these new-type Sixes. Go early, because we are now weeks behind on orders. Even for spring delivery you should make decision now. ‘pen road $1880. HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 7834 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT, MICH.

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COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1914 AS A FULL GROWN MAN PUTS AWAY CHILDISH THINGS AND TAKES A PART IN THE WORLD'S WORK, HE QUICKLY LEARNS THAT THE AIM OF MANY WORTHY EFFORTS IS DESTROYED BY UNCONSCIOUS ERROR In the Heat Treating Department of the Hyatt Roller Bear- ing Company, Science and not man’s judgment governs ever) operation. Tn each of the 150 furnaces, heated to 1500 degrees, is a pyro- meter from which run electric cables transmitting records of the temperatures to the Observation Department, which back instructions to the furnace operators. I department making “Hyatt Quiet Bearings,” th dome ofthaen eaindond td Sees ceed (a dependable product results: automobile bearings that are resilient, absorb vibrations, and quiet to the point of silence. HYATT ROLLER BEARING COMPANY Detroit Newark, N. J. ‘Chicago PLLUSTRATIVE LITERATURE UPON

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COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1914 Diamond Squeegee Tread \ It is no longer necessary to de- '\\8 prive yourself and family of the use of your car because of fear of skidding. The users of Diamond Squeegee Tread Tires enjoy their automobiles every day in the year— they come and go in any kind of weather free from slip-and-skid worry. Diamond suecee Tires The Squeegees bite their way down through the slippery, mucky coating of the road and hold, The tough rubber Squeegees give complete mastery of your car —and longer mileage besides, ‘You can’t beat Diamond Quality — why Pay more than Diamond prices? Squeegee aa Squeegee Tread Prices Tread Prices 30x3 $12.65 | 34x4% | $35.00 30x3% 17.00 | 35x4% 36.05 32x3% 18.10 | 36x4% 37.10 33x4 25.25 | 37x5 44.45 34x4 26.05 | 38x5% 57.30 Size Your dealer can supply you —buy your tires at Diamond Prices BEST FOR AUTOMOBILES, BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

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MARK SULLIVAN. By Mary Roberts Rinehart eter seat sean him. He Sawa io roe the tem a the iw ce S73

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5 COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1914 Ventilated Opinions By George Fitch seit pare Toting the Straight Tieket—Torowiag the beta ott ‘oar while markings tlio Reform eaversally ecred Smpewremeat sian ah fur ‘owes Apgotatnrt of Eee i Peer ae ‘scm We Dubs Must Orzonize 0M the four comers of te main eter tn ase rs efoto hte ih Swe wert a ee : ead tin ig ame hy

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Where alkers Are

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The Heart’s Own Day By MADISON CAWEIN

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COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, i= 1 ow Mexican policy which i set down on this page sh uot he confused sith that other Kind fritieiam of whieh the end and purpose im intervention oF some sort of War Wi Mexico. This latter Kiud of eriticiam, iehich looks to intereention and. Dupes Jor i in avery deplorable incident of urrent political discussion. partly from wen sid factions a ro tx there partly fron others who repre seit [property interests in Mexiew thle they think would. be helped ows from a Demora tration, Htut the fear wf being cot fuse with these erltien should hot prevent free expression of a more Aiatnterested eriticiam of Presideut Wihon' Mexiean pallies. This ert cham in based pretiely on the fear that ane prevent Mesiewa poliey vill ead un ultimately into intercention War with Mexico of some other fctive use of our American troojs in the logical etl of on prenent att de. ‘This shoul be preven should be prvvented, i brews ‘on the Asteinintration’s part course, to. say ow wba thoughtful obwervere generally ae know ege—thar President Wis Mexienn policy haw been a mistake ‘ont from the Ktart—ie a matter 0 ight. President Wilbon, fa Mexicnn poly, comld have had the bene it fof n wise statesman familiar with acy ind Gnternatl the State Department, this ahi, LF x only fale aluo to way th A the beginning of his Adniiuistration, at the time Wilon alopte his polies, men experienced i internat shocked, nov edited that has now tome ti Jatration's foreign paliey at 1 sould fairly be xml mace: “Hurt fx at ava ot Tike ase ft the tine mo tenn wed! Huerta esas Wished to exprese hiv disapirobat 4 government found on smanesn ‘To take thix position wax the highest mach a policy. Bh so. a certain futaber of American have lot thelr lex In Mexico who woul have been living a Thad drawhacks. Tt failed to take in account a multitude of emmsiderations Which trained diplomats would have re ‘ition, it failed to forfeited the a far sth care that weabal hack wl a moral standants of that nation lands very different frum ome own, Mexican yolitivs ix a matter of fact and ow the situ ation, is inierveution, Can they’ be Dawe forsuspecting-—shat is in fact preposter ously Patriotism TTHERe ave en few hin recent American the mauner in which two standpat Te . Reator Lage: and Renator ‘upheld the President's foreign palies. They are both mew of Wigh SkiIT and experience in Inter tional law and in diplomacy. Nec fesrily they kuow that duving the preet sear the conduct of or foreign Felations anne Serevtary Bryan haw Been pretty deplorable, tut they never eriticie it, More than that then other Kenatory, lent rent ral attempt tu eriticlze, Mr. Lan Mee Root tiston to the defense of the Administration, Buch a benrig ‘nt reat only on the highest "The wate obligation to ‘with the Admilstration snport Ht reste ia equal degree ‘upon all thoughtful commentators Mr. Bryan and Mr. Moore HERE, ean be wo doubt that the resignation of John Tas Moor, eatiselor of 1 of State, haw cae pb ‘situation in our State Department Whe hae been Hs peasant tha ay anpret of 1 strat Clone observersat Washington have Kuowi for a Jong tive that our foreign affales are wot well conducted; that too many’ of oUF appointments have been per Hite, al that the-mnaehi tate Depart 1 characte Texan's apyointients Simple Honesty The clame in the law we passed con cerning tolls iu the Panama Canal reads fe Follow: the wrong proclains th nomad moral state ithe ma ‘owt ee No statesman, wits hats Wieon is

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I The Basie Service of Railroading SE, OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE hat from a wagon brilge over a four: may tea day's walk from the wearest plain in the ‘also that the railroad be not ‘This ners ut The city's existe find people, 1 ie pl fess am gant wnaderising. serview Twinge and things from place to place. We get teat fon ify anit in time eome to whape our actions: very Bargely the xervice maker pombe, [1 follows that the cost fwortution Becomes enuberlet in hunmaiebs aud thousanals of prices Tt is desirable. therefore, that Hs cont to thers be stable. xi that wmsengern aid sbippers ean be mare of their pla the railroad must be made to fel that succes 1 ood Job eather thaw om taking ava ties, Mr, Brats has ve tnatie of statements. tn hin fa Dallars a Das whieh fein One whole accepted poles of re hipon thew facts, The public nist have real power wver tes anal apitalization, over alivilends, aml over parchaoes of other ties BINT itilitiew, ae ise the monopels power of the rallread will ces tage of the "The haw What Do We Want? Fannin rss EROP BARGAINING with an mt power. ntter of deciding what we wx ‘ot w eottain serviee. ‘These raileoad corpo ute avd most of then realize it very clearly enone facts that are obdurite. an it ix our own social purpose Tat Ie vgue, ‘Dor we want t0 se the rallroa x we to Hevea fyphasize the present donuinance of the Atlantic Seaboard iy the busi tres Ife of this comntey? (edo to te th forget w mpnendiog of population av Tiustry Wat town aside ‘Tha isthe only control woeth while the handling of the peoben Trane slwetive industrial statesman ‘ividenste and cost, long run, do the An The Selling of Drugs FIRM OF RETA. vertisenient RIKKI AND HHPHESEAN Non ofa teebtored psc We are In wdvanee of a Ihe saety of tbe purehanng pile We belle Mat "emu ie sabes pepe In ene sete at sista esto We take off our hat to these deugtiste bath for thei {give then this auvertinement fo ey on on les that the droge hint he is shrews) eam volunteer steh 9m 9 cosy Bett this to his diseretion, DRUGGISTS In New Vork prints thie mle though Rosie» got the drug —by ‘The law at all events seas sound, means of that gold that i ‘Thaw thee pore compounds that tire mage et eth today, many of them, hase ne more character than, ae needy man af Mantua, upon whowe back rnten ‘The drugs the en We Are “Materialists"” INS that our editorial “The Cost of Inter w wes a ane the Tatail,” We are, then, materialist, sine mica the sacrifice of 200,000 of our fellow eountey men however, we are prejated fo weleome armed titer We unreservedly declare for it proved the army of even 1 Btn ol tay playres. These 1 army carpeted, renpeetivels. by the ‘Aunt B, Patt of New Mex trast Htasnnr thee 00 the firing tne. ouble with the wars Hat have beers fone in the feast i+ that the heaviest price hm mot been ui the Tuteretid ners Tt aw bec the employes Wa pl, talks with his handy") haw a nee over thirty-five years tu the carly xii fre from West Point, he overentne he Black Hl “The Crow were en ers, all the Nav the Chesennes Mizqah Creek 1 ceaful, were with Genoxino's Apa Of the Four Corners ountes, the the Moros of Sula in the Philippines, lined. Desert J. mone recently with the Nava jos on the Beautiful Mountatn, The namen are sufcently romantie ‘The Governawat saved a lot of powder on these “battles.” for not a shot wan fred, At most of them no troop were present, Kuccens eatne teeeause General Hon Le Score (that ix his twa ame) prefers 10 kUOW ‘people in place of shooting them, He found Out the fell {and grievances of the Tndians, and dealt with them in honesty aud Fatt were honorable,perminnent.and Inexpensive. Can We ‘war after same font Stsand sens of revue ex ly i ava extravayaut prehase ieee uf General Bert ft i done, it may some day be the epitaph aati use clit miethors in dealing with bonds i dealing with the elie hayes we atid a her quite tion ha be engl 1 bi "This et ie ad the be fa the afternnon tea in han a kiowalge of physics, What is misty, ae applien it, Liste lie weet the ne ber hearts wee wars a vay. This mde re ‘he temperature, ABUL ww ns, ‘ee locke ol to epi a see: hj 0 tl i Tee fren, Ved ach wi retigating. be aiscnvert that that hen Ba fei ae whe abet! bering w racuum hebrcen the inner wd oar it by the aneans het or cold, We fake a hat extn ts 1% ft physio Nua we ne ‘the tale mst he tee. for tay there aw bo sions nthe wilh se (6) it happen awither in New Jersey wor set om Lang stand The Higher English HE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON has 4 schoot of journalism, ‘and au Eastern professor to teach it, The storents of the ni ersity publish « payer, the “Oregon FEaneraid” from which we get thic seem concerning certain changes at the University of Washington AIRE a ere ane a the a ote t tot the ease. gees. The

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Tee ine ‘The even aldo the raat nove Be eae Ma ihe tor of" sheun, avon, sad imoeioe lay 90 ‘Thin was some 225 yearn ago a more. but what x market Cos ould have in our lattersay Ieoks aust plays and movies! And Tow they have democratized the literature” of royalty? ‘Street and Morgan ITE OCR HOPES AND EPPORT, deuas Sree Wautace Mona will not be able on their present {Our to visit the South, But m: enue there that we are alrvady planning for a second tor ‘nelude them? Th undertaking hie fen something of an exe opener tous. The i ations are stil pouring in hy the hurulreix. We are prow! popularity tumble in the thought af our deserts Fashion Note Ke ©, W. WLYON NICHOLLS, authority: on fashion, aml Governor General of Cavaliers annonnves that his society opposed to woman suffrage, omehow we shout jist uaturally suppowe ax much—even if be hadn't eal attention to i Laughter CORRESPONDENT of the “Katuntiay Heview” hokts laughter to ‘ie “alwayn vulgar and off With thoroughgotag British oval be quoter the stanza Lat have wine amanda te alee “The tay er ‘Laughter ic profane, in fact, where it i wot ridiculous” ix the abaard conclusion, Just a if wine were the only laughter maker! Mirth maybe ribald, cruel. profane: just a ehiktren may be bearthes oung savages, Laughter is a puvifir. Tf the empty laugh declare the vacaut mind, the langh of resonance tespeaks the man of health ‘There ix ae much difference between the laagh which le only a noixs itiscord and the laugh which is an explosion uf the comie spirit as there ts between a barroom Joke ait a comedy hy Mouiiae Ta our tmvlern sophistication too few of tn ki can only gts, gle, of snicker. .\ hearty laugh drs the body fatvd what is really goo for the bol i generally good for the woul foo. He who ings anid Gore mother, One Women's Wit PERSONS pnt together ‘urtent Opis ‘ina the magazine called thes show quaint lack head an article atest Humorist in Relish Litera omrse they mast know better, ae Arse ‘mont charming of British humorist. ns ful commentator and dialogiat of all writers self would hare been the first tery ont othing’™ To her pages. ax mie reads in “Current Opinion’ itself othe neven ead Sins fate inte one—iIl taste” ast: Neer ix nat the menwored in eaten, bat in consummate delicious, ane quite perfect itfleness. ‘Thowe who echo Macartay's comparison of her tharacters and Sitar svesne's generally miss the point ofthe British essayiat's remarks. Here is the "Little Theatre": her eharacters, mot of them ewaentional to a Aegree, are nicely litte in proportion. Tm the novel of Saxe Ar=TES religion is represented by formaliat: passion hy cordiality: every seat emotion by ite diminutive. owe regret the lack of the reform Ing instinct in Saxe Areree? Not in the least, This anthor’s place ie nnique, She unierstond the canintre gentry of her times ae fone else who wrute understood them: and peuple of today, ton. a ft theneive retlerted in the mirrors of “Pride and Prejudice: and “Enima” ant “Sense and Sensibility.” Yet it be absurd to ume the word “areates!™ oF “great” ar “greatness” in dincussing. the cre ator of Exszunnyt Rewer Literary distinction she hax. this Kindly faticst of mew aud manners and the marriage marker: eight she rings 10 the frie re greatnese—wonbl rou speak of the greatness of a miniature or the greatness of @ Pekingee? “The Lethargic Public” OUR MIND the one sure penny critic or “pote” ‘a thix talk about “the lethargic public,” which meanw in plat wonda: “These people are dall and mean since thes da not listen to fe” We doubt it. There never was atime whole recone ir world when nov many were reading, thinking, alert, ‘new ideas ame now in thie sear 1914, Rome ices in business and polities are ‘ve founded ow this fat. But the work! cannot listen fo every mouse squeak of exoism. There isn't Safety ANCE leading touriat aviator, M. Cite, ba been carrying remengers from Port Aviation for some thiee sears, He his Aifferent persons in that Hine—onee 32 in one das— "an accident. Here ix am incident tn the history of eviliza ch mans of we rend with stir, while we get le out of reading something much fee striking In Gi “Decline aul Pall : The Coming of Spring JOU RERROUGHS fe seventy ae twat when a moan has ‘Owe is grateful an aits for rent Many one of them bx the wholly whaffertd love for nature ail ‘wen that he hus proved during all these years. Opening pened tbe ‘A Year Tithe Piehts faking the question; "Prom what fact ‘hall oe really date the Ieginutng of spring?” And then the nm ote ways than one—in ety ave to ent Toone ne magazine alice aie onetime we yield to hat instinet—uod rally only the misitle of the rlitorial paragrayh The Why of Immorality VERY KO OFTEN some person with an uno ‘up to argu whether dancing. eink, cars, sreateat cause of xu.” Thin bt ne ofthe scapegoat, the ‘0 refusal to seth fan being in Tespossible homer of iste we ean on recon the Christian religion ‘tof the Hear of ton. prev ll thangs, adeerien, ARIA New York morning. papers At et theve eh 9 wre.” ss 9 regs, Mast on hom aoe every thei dame Very Mkely noludy ever did aay just this, but it ie sappheated enon ta have emanated from the feminist fanatics, and it dors make indi reetit a very important paint. One of the worst things about fan Fy Tite te the way in which people get to take things for grantel ter presame and impose on the Knaness of those who should he near tot and dearest to them. Suppose we really felt all the time that fe had to try for the favor of thowe we care abont? Getting: mar fancone a permanent tenure of the other per son's good wil stork ineident iu our Betion that relatives ‘apt to te on term of ill-will and suspicion, ‘They: may never have engaged in active hostilities, but ther have bumped aud rubbed one another sore: their preseat relations are the loeat result af reds of sepall acts of eidenens, selfishness, and neglect. What ther

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“ COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1914 World’s-End Chapter XVIL The Guilt of Queen Guinevere By Amélie Rives (Princess Troubetshoy)

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The American Savage | 4 a * By Edith Orr

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6 COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1914 ‘hat hee regular ona The "phe fa

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COLLIERS FOR MARCH 21, 1914 7 Coxey’s Second Army Opens the Spring Campaign

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COLLIERS Fo) From Any Point Of View— The World’s Greatest Automobile Value ROM the standpoint of appearance—the Overland has unusual grace, harmonious body proportions, symmetrical and full sweeping lines, a beautiful rich dark Brewster green finish, edged with highly polished heavy nickel plate and aluminum. int of power—the Overland is a big powerful smooth running 35 horsepower car; economi- cal to operate; easy to drive. From the standpoint of comfort—the Overland is luxuriously upholstered in genuine hand buffed leather, tufted over specially selected curled hair, made deep with tilted divan cushions; lots of leg room; ample for five passengers; no crow. From a mechanical standpoint—the Overland cha: is one of the finest and most finished pieces of mechan- ism in the world. Parts are machined on the most ex- pensive automatic machinery until they are accurate to ‘one one-thousandth of an inch. Producing millions of parts for 50,000 cars makes it possible for us to em- ploy the very latest and costliest mechanical equip- ment. Mechanically no car—regardless of price—could be better. From the standpoint of sise—the Overland has the longest wheelbase of any car at this price in the world; the largest motor, the roomiest tonneau, and the largest tires of any car at this price in the world.

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MARCH 21, 1914 From the standpoint of equipment—the Overland is complete—having a full set of electric lights, even under the cowl dash—storage battery—windshield— electric horn—jeweled speedometer—top-boot—full set of tools, ete. And finally, and most important of all, from a price standpoint—the Overland costs 30° less than any other similar car on the market. Now from your standpoint —can you afford and does it seem reasonable to pay more for other cars that offer you no more than you get in the Overland for $950? Can you? ‘There is an Overland dealer near you. Look him up and see this car today. Handsome 1914 catalogue on request. Plane Abts Deparment 6 The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio Mennacturers of the Jmees Overlaad Delery Wags, Garford and Wil Uy Trt $0 SSE REET Completely eauipned 0. b. Toledo Fall formation spat $1075 With electric starter: and enerator, f.0.b. Toledo

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2 COLLIER*S FOR MARCH 21, 1814 B Pickups > By Grantland Rice The Revised Version Being— Postmortem Post mortem Nol ~*I'd like NO 2- “Huh to pay taxon If 1 wi hewiat that $35,000" I'd be How 1t Worked = i ee ota ok stoyrroat a : . Cot would have heap delighted

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COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1914 a Getting Off on an Ocean Liner | By HOMER CRoY Wanted The Words of an Old-Time Song Collier's ix endeavoring to recover the word tnd mone afsog wich “Ladies and thelepheins Tee denied it Gentlemen: A Son of Here you see a veritable the Middle Border monument of culinary art— A Serial by “A tempting wholesome food- product which appeals to all tastes, and suits such a variety of occasions that it has become a leading menu-feature in our best-conducted homes— Campbell’s Tomato Soup “Pleasing both the eye and the taste, it combines a fresh vatural color and flavor with a satisfying richness peculiar to itself. It is a delightful and appropriate soup-course with any dinner which not extremely heavy. Why not enjoy it at your table today?” 21 kinds—10c a can Hamlin Garland Beginning in the March 28 Issue of farm life joat following War, @ Unlike many recent biographle writing, this le at every neverywhere fled with the actual doings of men and women ofthe bor

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venty-eight 8-horsepo TANDARD"” Motors w: built for the United States inch disappearing guns use along the sea coast, to withstand the terrific sho the guns. Since they are e) of the weather, they must be non-corroding, es salt water and air. In shor fectly under conditions far 1 motors are ever subjected to, That th with unqualified satisfaction tite Helping 50,000 Power Users to Greater Efficiency Robbins & Myers "STAND. ARD" Motors ate made from 1-60 to 20 horsepower. Over 50,00 ‘heir fact that thei inallaton usually tevuts in increned output at low sted com Such motors must be exces jally so on account of the ac THE ROBBINS & MYERS CO., ‘iS:%:; Springfield, Ohio Robbins & Myers Motors Uncle Sam’s Choice for These Sea-Coast Defenses ower Robbins & Myers ‘ere ordered and specially Wvernment to operate 12- -edingly rugged and staunch ock due to the disch; xposed to all the element We rendered waterpro t, they must operate per- more severe than ordinary Robbins & Myers Motors have served for five years at these for: is, indicates their premier reliability for extraor- dinary as well as ordinary: power uses. Robbins aMyers STANDARD Motors Put Your Small-Power Problems Up to Us We siding ‘and sand Write us today COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1916 Round the Calendar with the Dope

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COLLIER’s FOR MARCH 21, 1914 om Eek ey hy wake eer a Every day, on the average, 400,000 housewives serve a Van Camp dish, Van Camp's Beans, perhaps. Or some ether delicacy prepared in the kichens which bake them. Alll because our chefs produced a dish of Baked Beans which nobody ever matched. Then they applied the same skill to other things you like. Now lovers of good things buy these deli- cacies 130,000,000 times a year. And to bring them to you we use more tin cans than any other concem in the world. VAN CAM PorksBEans 22:88 PS A Boed Whew the See ‘This Dish made these kitchens famous. The Chef ‘who prepares it used to be a leading Parisian chel. ‘The Beans for this dish are picked out by analysis. ‘The Sauce we bake wih them has remarkable tang end zt Steam Ovens are wed to bake them, and in very small parcels, so every bean comes out mealy and whole. Ui Da sr. deen ple In No Sone cn tae nice tet No Sit det tee htc Comes Bean, seve noth but Van Can There ae mae tan 500 in New Yak Cay dene. ‘Dost ty to duplicate the Dak It as never been done. ‘Aad Vin Canes ce 00 wth he fh nen fover—actlow td mathe and sedal—al scat ol he cone per srg 10, 15 and 20 Cents Per Can Some Other Van Camp Delicacies Carne ‘Van Camp's Spaghetti a I'Italienne

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cy COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1914 the tank wae bong oe te ike “a “Tl Quit Before I Make Panic Clothes!” ‘When “Hard Times” had become “ ‘ arene ‘most acute, in 1893, when Almighty sng or tie | Dollar was sulking in his strong box, ‘a delegation of Stein-Bloch salesmen called upon Nathan Stein, founder and upholder of this house. “The public cannot afford to pay the Maker aan estan i the prices asked for the clothes we are tne ian Timing out" they said whim. "The “i Smeal, oi he 000 ‘only way to keep this business going {sto make clothes that cost less.” ‘NathanStein listened patiently. When the salesmen had finished, he sprang to his feet and fairly shouted the ‘words quoted in the heading above. ‘The meeting stood adjourned. ‘Some years later, when manipulation ‘of cotton inclothes fabrics had become ‘fine art, and when it was difficult to obtain absotutely all-wool cloths that could be put into popular-priced suits and overcoats, this same Nathan ‘Stein was importuned to lower his I-wool standard in order to. meet competition. “That isn’t competition,” he declared. “That's plain stealing. I won't talk ‘about it. Good das ‘These two incidents show how ‘Straight the Stein-Bloch trail has been through all the years—how straight itis today—how straight it wil con- ue to be. ‘And they show why itis that clothes ‘madeby thishouse are characterclothes. rn only MAE course # aye trite The Stein-Bloch Co. ie Rochester, NY. a oar st one

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URRINGG the pt fow weeks hig newxpaper ‘spice haw len ned Tor the purpee of Aetenaing the high priced. fonres ner co Weate nat seprsed Any foureslinder far ling for mone than $i800 certainty nee doferme Whenever a tight shoe pinches, the wearer ken awry ae mer aos. re poe pretty hard this esto Tet dn exannne the ral sit Tio ears ago there were elven bai ofctsives” I the Cited Ses Lait seme tents tive companion praed oSisea™ Tn "1HLT thiets meen. of the fortwo lea Inge mansfacturere of motor cars bul “igen “ean aah everopment be ie 4 fol or ‘whim, tthe builders of highepeicnd = Pons tay? High-Priced Car Builders Found “Sixes” Superior even poate pain ent at Fer ict mas data these wh in et inten al sara ew Be Se ne proved ett For Jeune the Puekt M ‘nee were me better “Para Wot beatae i Tackant ere tom the ethane sate tthe “Para the Exe crap fed core be Be Sin cence ‘eten'yumes aa the Wlaton Compan peices he scowl ovary we the sie Ste Ts Wt Eec"eare bate a Trove Public Demand Forced the Development of the “Six” Toe me, moana ret ‘nthe pur a hoe wo ae lint fa ma pee ite tr xy fre thes ers fh cay eee aides “Pours” “tea tat eens ‘ariet new torent ee feet st a "Thre sete merit the "Hx" bes conquer rete “Te poe th conte ae wha Tart iets 1 sapene Trlltnown come sein aco n Be re ii ene te aikewts ant superior buechanteal TAM “They want Mowe ao ey always wll " Chalmers Motor Company, Detroit FOR MARCH 21, e sn fe. we the wet at vaicpriost “Ponts” han an ui the teary hath han tment ment tent oat tat a Logie pe aL Me ‘Chalmers Policy Is to Build Best Cars Possible at Chalmers Prices Don’t Buy a Near “Six” When You Can Get a Real “Six” iter here iis hey ae co thin me gear al es slg mht At fe i'n erent reer toma wis jt agit Saien Pats When You Buy a “Six” You Get the Newest Style and Best Investment. orion ee rt fm ether words, Yhe feuresTindee mmr te for tat yo "he llasows alent hat the MM” ares me enti than ie camariom, with even the she priced care ‘te ‘Chalmers dcr wit lve se the, Chine sama Road Teal 1 te prot’ tice of ery ake ae ‘ot eat, ‘teint “That fea suenpine ime Bat MwA ot gun int Master “sin Gapanseager body 42278, (Ghtimere Master “Lipke Siz Sepemsemger. $1500. \Ghbimers Banter “Light Sis” Coapelet./ #2050, “Fe etepeiced “Four” grows ach seme to he Google

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COLLIERS FOR MARCH 21, 1914 NAA css Wortteend sence Som ante weston ‘tai (cette Pattern Settrmenen ForetoceS ye It Takes More than Money To Buy a Federal Here are four cardinal points of the Federal selling rar policy, adopted as much for our own protection as ‘hen he for yours. 1. You cannot buy a Federal unless you can use it profitably. We will investigate your haulage prob- em and your present costs. The investigation must demonstrate conclusively—to your satisfaction and urs—that there is a saving in cost or a gain in eff- ciency, oF we will not sell you a truck. 2. You cannot buy a Federal unless we are per- mitted, through our Traffic Department, to suggest fany necessary readjustment of your routing or haul- ing arrangements designed to promote greater effect- iveness. 3. You cannot buy a Federal unless we are pre- pared, through proper co-operation in your locality, to render you the most efficient sérvice after pur’ chase—for without such service you would be handi capped from the start. 4. You cannot buy a Federal if a larger or smaller unit would better fit your business. “In that case we will frankly tell you so. ‘Thousands of Federal trucks have been sold on this basis; and each year sees a steady increase if ‘our output. We have made a special study of traffic ft" ul palah a err e, ere? "Alon we pul ever He Un he fa many lines of business—yours, probably, among a ear te them, a en hls ‘We would welcome an opportunity to investigate, —— without obligation on your part, whether or not you ‘can use motor-trucks profitably. The investigation will be thorough, fair and con- clusive. Write us to-day. Public Utility Corporations Find Much Greater Efficiency in the Federal Federal Motor Truck Company 100 Leavitt Ave. Detroit, Michigan,

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Keeps rooms always at 70° | Here comes an Indian—the machine | that evolved motorcycle electricity” F all departures made by the Indian for motorcycle development its 1914 electrical equipment has received the readiest and most extensive recognition both in America and abroad. This does not even ex- cept the famous comfort feature originated in 1913— the Cradle Spring Frame, Behind this success is a story of more than twelve ‘months engineering endeavor ~ research — deliberation Selection tee anad costly experimentation without end, Not until the Engineering Department had stamped ts fal O. K. on every minute mechanism ‘was the following announcement made: Sndian Motocycle for, 1914 all, standard soundly band on alibe decni ‘models ith electri mi “dian eee vie. tc sytem ha ben proven nt nits mechanical principles iti all the cardinal poi —powerfulness — convenience — wear ‘economy —reliability —accident resistance Each battery is ample for 750 shock by the Cradle Spring miles of night riding —cost of | FrameandFork devices which Bayalerae artintenccra of motoreyete elec: Protected seat vibration and tretyaa evelved by the Indian, oat the word are ready to i oe T Teach English H to Busy People| ,.-"

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ects meine hey ba the sat restora the ene ha {SSIS ate orb the he Tanke up to her fora she'd tt you st BEEZ Cheques ‘is Charming House vipped to ouComplete “herever You Live Nine Years of ALADDIN =| ‘The North American Contraction Company Originated, Perfected tnd Established the aS Hoase Cosstrection _——————— ——

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a om CoLLier’s FoR MARCH 21, 1914 © BT Be Sts = Be ‘That is conservative. There are two vital factors in automobile motor. lubri- cation. One is the oil’s qual- iy. ‘The other is the fitness OF the oi’ dnd for your type There are many variations in the dady of oils. Only one is correct for your motor. ‘There are also many varia~ tions in quality, But, under the heat of service in your motor, only one quality will show maximum lubricating efficiency. What if your oil is below the highest quality or incor- rect in body. Loss of power or undue friction, or both, must result. Repair bills follow. Consumption of gasoline and oil mounts up. Two motor demands You may “want” correct lubrication, But you will seldom get it by chance. It is of the utmost impor- tance that you find the oil whose ody suits your motor and whose quality offers the highest, protection after the oil has been distributed. It is now generally known that oil of correct body for your car can be determined only by de- ‘tailed motor analysis backed by scientific lubricating experience. How friction hides We are sometimes asked why incorrect lubrication docs nor always show up quickly in a motor. ‘That is an interesting ques- tion, Some years ago motor parts were more exposed. Cars Were often under-powere: Noise, overheating and. los of power the motorist timely warningsto investigate his ll jackets. Parts are freq ut of sight and hearing. It is much like smothering an alarm-clock gong under & pillow. ‘The noises of friction are now partly smothered. But the friction still exists. ‘There is only one safeguard against undue friction—cor- rect lubrication The solution As a fundamental producing the oils speci Sts we BE the Chart below we analyzed ly varying conditions. Correct lubrication for every type of motor demand- ced several grades of oil Keeping before us the 3 cial requirements of gasoli engine lubrication, we manu- factured these grades from selected crude stocks. In our lubricating Chart we then specified the correct grade of Gargoyle Mobiloil for each car. Every year by fresh analyses and demonstra- tion, this chart is brought todate to cover the models for that year. ‘This Chart, printed in part below, for a humber of years has been a standard guide to correct lubrication. Our ‘complete Chart will be mailed you on request. te of the grade le Mobiloil spe Make sure preferably in the ori rels, half-barrels and sealed five-gallon and one - gallon cans, ‘marked with the red Gargoyle Then there can be no doubt that your oil. will be scientifically correct for your oi i i ‘Only loil in 9 is connect for your car both dody and quality vill use the “one” oil to the longest life of your car and the greatest pleasure in motoring. On request we will mail a pamphlet on the Lubrication of Automobile Engines. Itde- scribes in detail the common engine troubles and gives their causes and remedies. ‘The various grades of Gar- goyle Mobiloils, pi Femove free carbon, are: Gargoyle Mobiloil “A” ‘They can be secured from rages, autom bile supply houses, hardware stores, and others who supply lubricants, For information, kindly address any inquiry’ to our nearest office. VACUUM OIL Co. Rochester, U.S. A. dk gile to contact Antannbile lnbiication ‘tae urgone Maal Aric acc whic oss Gagne Sica nthe a indicates he grade of Garge Mobi tat should eed. ot exami, “A in "Thr recommendation coer bsp and comer cmv seicis ies eerie eet : — = neta : Mobiloils= = Hi A grade for each type of motor a “RRERREERES li SSS bs Ee Bt Gbeeeeeee

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Mechanical perfection and accuracy ‘Smith 5 Wesson Automatic tout he Sth Wee Aum, We ee oe ESSON, 717 Stockbridge St. Springfield, Mass. Model-It's Easy ‘Queen Margherita’s Limousine EBRIKOD MOTOR QUALITY anes The Right Way to Bs

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COLLIERS FOR MARCH 21, 1914 Begel RO a” HE newest and most notable phase of fashion for Spring, 1914, is the Plain- Toe Oxford without a toe-cap or toe-box. The shoe described below combines extreme style with complete comfort. “RITZ” Plain-Toe Street Oxford—$5 iad Ionponed "Bock Rens tod Pom Luke Exclusive Custom Styles ‘$4 ond up hrs ae 129 Facsive Repl Shy) and 83) Ase Regal ‘end for rasa pg Sn Boks fo REGAL SHOE COMPANY 270 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. GENUINE /PERFECT-CUT =A DIAMONDS Direct {rm the IMPORTERS | ss KEITH'S 20 i332 | Binder for Collier’s $1.25 Exprem Prepaid COLLIER'S State & Quincy Streets CHICAGO.

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COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1914 A GREAT NEW PARIS GARTERS ‘No metal can touch you We ieromeraa i Don't take something that "looks ike” paris 9 They're all mak- (4 ing the “looks like" kind See for your: self; the man on the bux; the name on the back of the shield. You want the best for wear and for comfort POULTRY & GARDEN = DONT KILL cy DON TRILL od “WHY AM A UNI Eanes ——== FREE ‘MUSICAL WORK ‘ALL, MANDOLIN. AND GUITARDOM ‘Coninnts a se sae by the Sraieasa This Woman Ruled the World For she-Cleopatra-held Mark Antony a willing captive, and he ‘ras master of the Reman Shei called “The most fal woman who ever ved” her story is only one of the 418 fascinating masterpieces in the The Five-Foot Shelf of Books What are thee 428 maserpscs shied rel cod mined womto eight © TA fe bookl—aferel below — rs the queion, I a guide Ilr fo boslas i coming alice on reing ‘Bat pee, Ini oe ‘bo eligi merely lp the coupon, P. F. COLLIER & SON “416 W. 10h Street, New York

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COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21, 1914 ret Sevan momar = PENNSYLVANIA MEAD CYCLE CO., Dept. P-54, POULTRY & PLANT. THE vag AMEMICAN SEED TAPE CO, POPULAR WITH THE HOSTESS HOWTO MAKE A LAWN inter

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COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 21. 19 EVINRUDE: Come “Evinrude” With Us ~~_ Do you know what “Evinruding” is? It is not a new sport because too many thousands are “Evinruding’” to call it new. Dictionaries should describe it as making a motor-boat of any rowboat in less than one minute—of realizing all the pleasures of row- boating with any rowboat or canoe. The k . 4 Is Vibrationless, quiet | WINY ae 4 | 1s powerful enough to and smooth running. |oeracnae tow several other boats. Rowen IT WEIGHS ABOUT 50 POUND! > CARRIES LIKE A SUIT CASE You Don’t Need to Own a Boat Built-In Reversible Magneto if you have an "Evinrude" because the “Evinrude Jch eliminates the carrying of 15 or 20 tbs.of batt will attach to any boat whether rented or owned ar essary with similar motors, This magneto its simplicity of operation enables women and childre motor with one-twelfth tum of the fly-wheel in to enjoy the pleasures of "Evinruding” everywher ver direction: fs not affected by water or dampness, In designing our 1914 models we have made them t motor drives the average rowboat 8 mile most modern achievements in gasoline motor constrax may be slowed down for trolling tion. To add to their well known, great efficiency we 12 miles an hour, The * have installed another exclusive Evinrude feature, t! ipted by twelve governments and is used universally an hour Call at your Hardware 0 Goods Dealer to see the “Evinrude” or write for autrated catalog sent fre. EVINRUDE MC CO,, smwatxte"ws Digitized by Google

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Dancing is delightful to the music of the Victrola Every one enjoys dancing to music of such splendid volume, such clearness and perfect rhythm—and the Victrola plays as long as any one wants to dance. The Victrola brings to you ali kinds of music and entertainment, superbly rendered by the world’s greatest artists who make records exclusively for the Victor. jor iG Any Victor dealer will gladly play the latest dance music or any other i oy music you wish to hear. ‘There are Victors and Victrolas in great variety of styles from $10 to $200. } Victor Talking M: Camd-n, N. J., U.S. A.

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2 COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 28, 1914

Two Tires in One! This is what the “Nobby Tread” Tire practically is— Two wear-resisting Tires in One

for tb story making mille records of “Notiy Tread” past four years, and based these mileage records we recently announced that “Nobby Tread” Tires are now sold under our regular warranty—perfect workmanship and sania BUT any adjnteant any adjustments =F 000 Miles The unusual wear-resisting eee ‘—the quantity of rubber the quantity of fabric <the method of construction all have been rigidly maintained in “Nobby Tread” anti-skid tires, ‘—and maintained regardless of cost, Sand maintained less of price competition. “Nobby Tread” Tires are REAL anti-skid tires, and mile for mile, dollar for dollar, they are by far the most ne United States Tire Company DO NOT BE TALKED INTO A SUBSTITUTE Your own dealer or any reliable dealer can supply you with “Nobby Tread” Tires. If he has no stock on hand, init that he get them for you at once_or goto another dealer. [NOTE THIS. Dealers whe nll UNITED STATES TIRES sll the beat of everythin

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oe COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 28, 19146 FORT DEARBORN HOTEL CHICAGO fi peien entails Ream at Sate Hse Economical luxury is now at your service in the FORT DEARBORN HOTEL, just opened in Chicago. Five hundred rooms, all with outside air and light—and each with private bath or toilet. Filtered iced water on tap in all rooms. Rates at the Fort Dearborn Hotel: Single — $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50. Double—$2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00. Located in “the center of all Chicago”—in the ridat of the Insurance, Financial, Wholesale and Retail Districts. ‘One block from the Board of Trade. Forty feet from the La Salle Street Station. Within three blocks of sixteen railroad terminals. The Fort Dearborn is the only hotel in Chicago with direct rapid-transit transportation from its door to every part of the city, including Chicago's sreat Live Stock Market. Bui of steel and concrete—absolutely fire-proof absolutely safe. ‘Our experience in building the three-million- dollar HOTEL SHERMAN only two years ago enabled us to bring the FORT DEARBORN to f standard of construction and equipment never before reached in a moderate-priced hotel. Traveling business men are cordially invited to inspect the new Fort Dearborn, whether they wish to register or not. Interesting ‘illustrated booklet on request. Telegraph or write for reservations, addressing the FORT DEARBORN HOTEL, La Salle St. at Van Buren. HOTEL SHERMAN COMPANY, Chicago ener and Operator of the HOTEL SHERMAN andthe FORT DEARBORN HOTEL in Chicos {2 = 7

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A Son of the Middle Border A Personal History—By Hamlin Garland Tiorrting ns stony have oto hag nara of sme snr ein the West 1 have als enjoyed the use of a voluminoas mass of mana i called "An Abandoned Autobiography,” trom which at eriial points Thave treaty quoted. In this way have been able fo retain somthing ofthat latimate quality of aterance which comes Irom firi-hand narration, while Iduiging myset (nthe historian’s privage of arrangement and comment. ote, and epecay certain of hs eters ave ben of very reat Service tn allof that portion of the manescrpt hich deals with the vague World of childhood and the almost egoally mystical region of early youth The tates hs foreword, nce | may preverveto my cilren some few of the Iatimate deta ‘completly vanished.” @ He says I—Half Lights nant ri epi sho the et Ite Whoo thease I ee myer wa one with be eles My father ws not > marin the vision, fr be we atuy fs the wa SA praetpset| nthe pat he Ite: “The mem ao wee th i om aor i em fo he x sterMens ‘misty hail-forgoten paths of my boyhood with some part ofthe mingled pain (and oy man expertence when la rearning to his fomily homestead he Winds swiy falling into decay beneath ancestral ems. I am certain that Something dics out of our souls when the memory of what we loved and ered fades Irom oar brain ells, andy toy would catch and impriion att the signiticant hours of my past could)” @ And yet Sientions historian, 1 mast warn the reader agains belleving Lincatn Stowers own phitonophy | have made ase ofthe ‘my disposal. HAMLIN GARLAND. erro 1 a crate tn th ‘or ft 1 up of my: ater, ont boa convert to Hest or dian, te se Ha {iver clwey sen Int the weds be suet ile gh eh Be {anand ver the ak foment sell api fear wht ou Sete ser weet, ander ene yo en sey ai ot oF ser ne a ‘he tate ese

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. COLLIER’S FOR MARCH 28, 1914 Se here lle Cente is wan and, tiling Meter ts rig $08 0p th rads fst a she om ham te tart os, shat etn tetera

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COLLIER’S FOR MARCH 28, 1914 7 i Noe. Fach met i roe al gon tec fer. tn ee gd th Tasing oe with tie epe aad rarer fave. Tl oe reine fc aealiot fhe ear enracton of the be he nang Thad ever hawwe. Pera Hater Seon eave Abd we Bt rust Ime s Tet, he seve fh aay ha Us ewe he ease vin tet forthe mau of are Ron Hester ear ‘read srnnaee gute erst Unum ey c+ md. “Mp tent water tote for the met In the Aen SF fertgecven years tons blue overeat etna Hv oft nthe tlt OF iqalte mare ic events ame tra whic mci Tu st bar the reerch in ble wibraee ware, the tase mE dk back aH on ae iat ihe pltave aw'a whole te stil bery viele "Won't joa coe ao sow Jot foe wh tay wien ae my rat tren fee marta Ally very rea Petal faa efron Ieworics af me iays ae terete wth te “else have to Satta, for my muther anal her "ty tie an How les tutte, and my father sime of eel hn ture eigen, Owen, Hater, aod mpl fall ta wr The wae hot eral ioe wae with Matauri It Unvwer‘avesiniting st the bone of the Whi am lsusb fermen Sala aber bd Sennen thet sre ht fen In rater fie nd ean {Greens sar eaten neler, kplan ‘manners woder material evceramat, Mer wh ‘vio we at ned. Te hone ware with br tt. {to fly, ton teri tense Te ‘ene, lahne sine al asm shor "The tale ‘vom whe tanstning 1 wi th aye af 8 Te head wth the mangled remalne ofa treme iho able hat the wer ona iting fron. ‘The Semen are ting Crtwoer by Kdnmeoe ae coon rarudt wom nef nat preter mira off erie fates We ald man tht farartaines we ene, At 3 ea he vt fhe for he teu to ne tee hte toa ‘tad viv trios france = st vt Wa me rw Hew HE wet nr effaced om sb the retary father er fs tore whlch exmw lug fer, mo that Teanmat ee he ‘ites the Ineo thee while we all wal ‘ae? "And a pote Iweelve mate ‘we a lot, be tit ter Ge nie te there det “i Cpr rnat watt recor ttn sty met ciaton | Smwe muti, ow maevtons the hears lund ped sah the artes melons oe ite st he ht sie ei a hea he le Tw are its Sere mye fom Tih Mr ey Foc atl foe, ny with moron "Ge stata tea ee ‘Vir hw nok tee am he decal“ eit eelment re Ul eat tube serie a the wan” oye fd Ave lot tn ave hm ttf the ery a hs sly. ion et orm fod enfant mans slit ale Swotver ad teury and idle wherein he iat See an vt nt dts th a nn ‘ein stating sates eerie mere Weieetareetinde hens tke ae Tet the Stan Tal'Fane seeding Chi Moco? ad ung the Shred rat “he we ere He oe tbe a swather came, Wst he aya tse se Can a ve wag swat ht Catone A ft with se fing Hat toe the etn tua" MeTure. Ws and ay me's tats the weap the Acted the Stee oot mederstanad we aah lM tle ny Sou sngtand crite arise tot stent Digitized by Goog

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A Professional Jailer An Unassuming Everyday American By Peter Clark Macfarlane aS y

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10 COLLIERS FOR MARCH 28, 1914, se wun to Shamter ater at {lia wit they won't be he were 1 ya ald Sir Heck Yt ler Tithe theatre, bensing dng ‘oa tak atin Tewe ies Sri see what To do" she nin ictre Hat ‘ih ut even, ie T hoje Fw no hterapeng MME sl tuto seat tn eevee an gzinon ‘heey at ee Sesen "Nota alnot at al i: as ‘atv to coarse tot price 8 ‘oid yy father ‘rou aN the MIL Sou kiwwe Rin hes que Yume for ein people at iene re Nee 1 kn” the ws tg tone sat we'd witout Sumy ci “Tue more Ushi of the ore ee Tat tr ane so na fio adjuster of ts teat i craks roche, be SPR YON ao that, owt have t0 ‘in Sanday" Stor Meda ‘ould never fod ie Sot sent et dent irae iter ‘Sire timo that pete war tanto Novak vette Tet dt to ae i he ‘in tetentemet atl seh ate, a wet eer Than womnneo toby her, tt ele tl to ere sch clans tall of “oak Te got cia, aed "Phas mi hn ‘ore kn a age al hi Ce i From "tia a Site Verte. sandenty ‘cent tao to work ang me wr “hat why ts wnt np re Swe ‘acted foe taki te Merman tawlew the Teaked him what oie be graduated, Wi me he genau nf Maar etn thro a aon 1 eat hg ‘Contino eae #8)

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COLLIERS FOR MARCH 28,1 CTORER passed on ts Sav'Hr hae oe oe 3 Chapter XViIE The Dreadful Day -By Amélie Rives (Princess Troubetzhoy) haat there bes a the ol Folk thls Jeweled oar ‘icone be hat afl hang es mrt neniat bert so that ot ere Stee ne be sugs) 40 ber tren al that was ber’ au’ othat out Ie otute ot anythin Hw" a ere Tate, Mater of Tuas sero rsa ot Hie bat for hi beth I aye tine ager, see wih te Re arity apa ri der wt tt ut Phe to bor nephew ta ie ary te ‘aiding i shy, "tcke Me teat athe {vets rte on its last bof come 1 wtih feb) tere fe ent the tober theve lant America ‘iba ot aferen na hd eT tore however unit sel eu ots Whee mistress (iti "puma of he grt “ore withthe tie company that tt wc sad ke a Seat of sae arn dee stn ba at Wor ek ‘raau's—ts the sate of the sea" Nat ‘sey ta Teen ehllon, ot foto’™ oat of place ‘i at ics rine vase se A, ase, bart ba lay “Nearer, My Gad to “et here sie and he -—End 2:5 Sling tamer ot ‘Se fmaginary danger ‘Te soul brows bac all ‘Aki and’ testes, He rementerel tow ‘er ira. wnrteting i ‘str sun that cb ve the aunt coal alien all ras veal ter Ut save shag aur, eal! cette were cmtaly a a ‘having eat Tete cing that orth wt 1 vet standing ty get oe hii art ‘hougte ar tet lar, then sae pate set ime scot wate her, hi sal mth Jost ‘ato on the dead lanes whe rate A wen er feck erer toe sila? Sk att bere tok ites af erat scene Rie

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The Samaritan Religion Hea as to what i poner Innikers, A. cwapetote ex: IIE PITLADELIUILA “SORTHL ASIERICAN" haw set tote Yat ese Te not Gowen Mons with ler ily. We wil Hot get mit the wishe of the Hannaieed eference to nome iuaginary si mil ng james over the tnt i ‘teal eontactively with shout men, the Pete of wsteriee HF ma Teast, Thue on oF Harvard Cuivers sents {in fewer words thin anyone else «oul put them of many Americans toss Ihave heen rather feet, to os th Altention, Mr. Hearst! KOT af the Mexican situation and 2 tlle setimet ne be erty spe ‘eo ua the Unite clon, fs he Misuer: seat $e st" drm Me te to tng New Politicians for Old F MARCH, this A seattle, Wash, i a ‘sunita hve hy Heir autior, Thongh De, tone Drs Ru by, ineldental tow living fu Auierien, Manly a ie of his lle utteranies or aetivitien. fresh Tattiness anal bavi of Aint the things that ane wevessary hy t Dr Buns Tigion feature of present day Tite the xpectarie of a nel wen ote ea Til time the reiuv airiet entarcement of th Taw antreta which hd tea i Ut opened iF 1100" yes ane eve 1 he eee Ing rich throng hndueing other ment votre a eh meron. “Thi wy trang , ihe new piel tn oar ote, ‘The uptitutes exper W. W.'s Conviction who have taken ratwrally ane satvewrtilly to pola te 2 AIRE INDEAITE tre waets that we ean well €ord to lo thu jrersinit. be Tee achat a Wa poles ee tare eel tenga ta le had fun wtih euthosins {twit eater cur potent sutton in Wishingion, Mec warwere sage the epigrem we iC ee arabe fllres che. wnt Hold the aint trom the oot (awn) = oars, (Ot this serine injrate state of gs Tas renee ie fara sbning camp, Sy there te why atthe all have the tour wise Bunk about “Honor IKK: MAJORITY of the Te ‘tie fave voted resol eum the Bast Wonth (Te Wha In the Massachusetts Legh ein Tike thin: Wheres Sito own, Manly oe eal ten the ne We stunt kaww J how much the Demorrats ‘with digging the bs Me es the 8 he of Faso dat et Sn the'Weeen Faratn of Mloere— az ae for eres The te tee isin Coan. lng onthe pid #138) re many od hs heh mt rtatet buibler of the ie cae romeee ts. nirare thee Ue prety a nt canal anil the: President this sujeet ‘and tscrst mts oe ie Neste amen, ive Mt Thaw ty the Totierons rowlitiows of the Miewachasetts Democrats Saaneen. te rad arty aad eauivax fll wet aid Nala Tus at the arguments of singe Training for Congressmen Riri the pov ig for onr Meprewntatives tint Kenatore. Thewe subjerts are of Agios Ttmortaner. ad sovething Tike el iehalmotutely necemeary if em forweans te af the swat factarm in Present TEND, Me. C. @, Canon of Sanron, Png calle ove atfen J is gra of these subjects a nt oer ‘aes which have Sten hic ae information not complete tw our at ui, the tt on the contrary. ix at ie Tiewe and peat islet al seats simiejently dramatic In quatite- ae hs inrvnte in same distant ity, Hardly a week sven by but the “Maram eral Ie the target for some ac ‘wimlt Ive heen ten if the spenker e 2 g LD Digitized by Google to hear a joint ethene 1H? The Marvels of Chance oof Traits, anes izave a rather (ull list of theme ere eres” which a hv

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lemme by such author tone or Tene tha enetos,” whieh Is sad y sineless eactos, But Mr, Hayes, aud rally, are not inclined (0 join in assaults on I so good Tn 50 many fucontestable ways ing Berean, hut eoinchlenees. Mr. Havta’s Burbank xpech has ben sett out under his Congressional frank, anal betes fespense which is 50 bemoan the meron clin Achated, “One of thene speeches reached Mr. Caaven under an envelope ie which in name is anne” Afterward Me. CaRvie We are nat now dincone 1 Pronhethous’ iew ansl excellence of the frults a for goal hort etal This abo cane Canvnate naine was nape Nemarkable coineldence? But wait’ the catalogue of the Lather Ruth imu deneriptions of the La is whieh are sunt fo Mr, Wave's speech, woul be complete, “Anyhow, the Luther Burbank Compan may now averting i wares, “wonderberrs,” “spineless tin) ail wider the Congressional frank of the Hon, Exsnis A. Haves—and seem to be Alig wo, We neck i val fn the eatologoe for a description of the politica! pean For the Farmer 0 THE DESK of 1 oragraph there writer of this Ta the couse reading is the *Parm 3 Uy Witter Atkiawon Compa hla, TE haw wl Fashion iy, piquanes.neeasionally foe Fatal ae ehieaneey, ae ‘he desire of service 10 Tes realers Hs ft the head of the frst page, an ol fashionea nnd That common in the Quaker Petsslvania, farm life: a inather ain two dapghters making pies fn a farm kitchen, « Tig ge. stalk OF crt, ial sonve etinbing tomes Iinted matter iu evere bawe of the paper i thi a FAME Pha of Phil sheer bs, Wi aulvcetising in eriontieals ge Whew this guarantee fest ap Peatrel in the “Parm Journal” nearly all farus papers were {ehicles for the purjane of helping wwtndlers ebeat the farmer (a great majority of the farm papers stil ar tha Tae kept a charg at attractive old while ft bas aaptest inset to al ot agriculture, We know no p fg person with a real aifection for the soil as the “Farm Journal.” Interior Decoration in 2014 1 FORREARS wed to ll the warming Her Majesty's Umbrella UREE HEARTY BRITISH CHL ‘Queen of the English! She deserves to live forever a the hearts of ber subjects. Fret since she sacended the throne, it haw been fone of our avocations amd chief delights to atten her, through the ‘mediuan of the ilustrated pt her public appearances, Tn the sery begin le-an oad aun interesting dncovery, Bhe out am umbrella, Thin Wiscovery ave @ eniteness to what hid Leen a mere pastinne, “At cornerstone In): Ings, at the opening of new hospitals, at calthe xhows, at horse and at the races, on a atone bevich in the garden of cot w of colors, at reviews of (roops, at visite he Lancashire mills, at the ceremonies atten ig Prince of Wales with the Order of the ‘iotograph of the Queen showed eraspesh, usually: with both anda, Then ‘object of the game became to diacover photograph of her Majesty Tn which oh ‘of the rosa figure darasols of uanbrelian Te wa obylou that she did at ‘againat the ee ‘nce could be expose to the Fait on auy of her pa imearances, and certainly habitually ccarryiug an wba indoors ix the height hing or other, But now we kiww that the quest fein vain, We gave ap hope e real i the newspapers the other hat ell thie ast “The gate attend fant aid not recognize his Queen anit re Tse 10 less sh relinquished ther unitella ad deposited ft in the rack trove fo ele 40 ‘equally stat. Te began to Took Ii the Chureh Intervene att lett of the las. OF eae TWICE DIVORCED WOM ‘of $20,000 yer annua, expla Kind a few beter nentencen: ee to arly total stat mteince. Tm et lane wo, Ot Joe ripe ter ties Tort Iatend aes te tive aloo. ‘The mals hing tht te Aner ng swe ews tet Saving bet the New Tort Due She {be ten dap ‘The society editors try fo gloss these people over, bnt that ix what thes are. ‘Twenty thotsand dollars a fear is good deal of money, What One Woman Did N 1910 there were 1.152 1M temporarily retired on an alimony. ‘the whole mental layout of ber fox in Rowan County. Kentucky, aye the Berea “Citizen.” there are 2t—ux follows: etetve efnight, 6! iets, 5: towed ty rng cho dap of camp 5 referred to wax started two seats age by the Co sos Srascawt avi Its abject was to Wi Pounts. No other community In America, rural ‘such a record ax this. And there ae some persons Asking Congress for Work If ae know il pase over two thous! Jobe before Ttiver. "What ate they really hooking f

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COLLIERS FOR MARCH 28, rei the more important aspect of allairs at Washington just now--our Mexican nor the Deinocratie retreat othe ‘The Mexican situation i= very formidable, and grows At any time between the wri ng something may a ake this difieulty less tolerable ix not to be doubted that wot only Mexican problem, but our foreign affairs generally, have beet hatulled with I AWOVLD te ditenlt to say which fd the pri fticieney than anything se whieh present Administration hax ‘of the mont eapa servers of events. in Washi Artist Willert, the res fet of the Lanton ‘oe af Aispatehes to his paper, date last moat fomtained the following: warts ‘han Teta emmitee of he Senaty Mane ‘em nese with unproven Keene T “Time correspondent then we to prove his point by the following analysis ft the President's diplomatic dificulties The action of Mr. Tate and Me Conarens tm tscne'n Prouma aot which treat Bet Fed bral The ie tty "Slory Unni Int fora the tape ‘ot Tiepohiens mate amo he Deming ‘he hsstty of bang CT HE walted states Reclamation Service has a womber of ferie seated farms for sale.” Theae are ‘ted (a Tasho, Montana, North South Daheta, Nebraska, end. Wyer ‘ame chiety this obsercer Insight and experience in international af ing. "The Reelumaties erclee has fair, hi an Compiled data conceratng thene fare bective settlers: Theee date deal with {he cltmate so tevation, and crepe st these reclaimed lands This service te the public ie entirely, withont sharge! For fall information. write ‘alllers Washington Berens. 902 Maney Bellding. Warhington, D.C. tym fectetarsor state whe. for ‘tutes angting rather thn Urine foeeam fal oe In Co ecntaton heh wa ee resend af aay monber of Cragsert present session of Congress last Deceanber, IL of this ix interesting: wid important, and ill be the subject of extensive dix hers of Conant, Mr. Wilson and His Ways RESIDENT WILSON has wot been to maintain the polies of the n dooe” to Mis private aflice which Want he would He had done this nat be did wot mare perwous desire te the dor the iv more inacceneible than any Prenident since Harrison, Ko be ix to ae no legit ards his time elonely amd nervin Tt out Tn olen to thone who cam advance goo reasons. He in very fair about It. A at having a Ate or a ten or a Aileen minute fappoiutment ix sure of that mans. nin {eerupted ininutes to present bis case, td the i also ware af the lament Attention 10 he nays. Mr. Wilson i a anieable Tint he detexts bores anid er Mondass and Thursdays, Tuesday and idayn the President has Cabiuet meet fe mm arrangement jn Weslueslay ate given over ‘an "appointments on Mon uve the are in which arse to the Pret iy the President bi fo the list for the day ‘maintain this siiet rautine af engagements he him extablished. Here cites visitors betwren ten o'clock in the Tock in the afternoon. ippased Yo present themselt ee ne and Mes Wilson ee fo Ht that thee bring their business tw a co lusiom om the minute. Me. Wilsou doce see one-thind the number of persone resident Roosevelt received. He giver not Hiking to have peuple Many of Mi vi The Hut even in this matter of receiving, Visitors the President's method haw the ‘qualities of de Simply. it ie Mr, ‘things and callers ht je ae wel co

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18 COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 28, 1914 Unsober Second Thoughts By George Fitch Teague baseball ayer lt alobe the reese The Dub Golfer's Corner Mats has bee fen worth Anberlin tha he sf it fr sta poecion Ut pri hts Tat eatide atthe reste et the to ance any The Listener HES the brig grate ange alto to the gate Monten at bal te Aece Fea Tee Your Ball on Your Watch EVEN drive tee he wa "The be vers baby ‘ow tall 0 of getting tony rowtiae of the tt tre Srovonsns, Went Raton: Pianta Mt

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COLLIERS FOR MARCH 25, 1914 2 sf \ Fighting Fire, Freight Rates, and Bullets

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= — So A Son of the Steamed Beans or = Baked Beans Which Do You Prefer? T’S only a question of what you want. Onlya question of getting what you ask for. We have no quarrel with the manufacturer who offers steamed beans—or with the grocer who sells them—or with anyone who wants to buy them. The Government permits no misrepre- sentation on the can, Only beans that are really baked may be labeled ‘*Baked."” Steamed beans cannot lawfully be labeled “Baked."’ So, to be sure of the kind you are getting, you must read the label on the can. Heinz Baked Beans are labeled ‘Baked’ and they really are baked ‘great ovens under intense dry heat; not simply boiled Or steamed like most canned beans. ‘They come out of our ovens brown, mealy and tender—delicious—digestible, and with all that real Boston baked bean flavor that cannot be Brought out by any other than the baking process. ‘That's why Heinz Baked Beans are preferred by all who understand the difference between steamed beans and baked beans—why they are today the larg- est telling brand on the market. ‘They have no equi ‘There are four kinds of Heinz Baked Beans: Heinz Baked Beans with Pork and Tomato Sauce. Heine Baked Pork and Beans (without Tomato Sauce) Boston Style. cyfiting Baked Beane in Tomato Sauce witout Podk— fegetarian). Heinz Baked Red Kidney Beans. Try Heinz Baked Beans at our risk. If you do not prefer them to any other you have ever eaten, four grocer will re~ fund full purchase money. irs ofthe famous “57 RieterSpasheweooted uty toa of enters a heat Sete sect yey se ta et ene fel war ict raiment,

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" 7 | ee i Birdie, the Strikebreaker “Safety Firs sure! ier eae in the Quick Stops! st tre f Safety must godeeper than the tread. Ithas to be made | ad theo | ie —= inv He ig cl Iehas tobe alin, — Goodrich Tiresare quality through , ~ Gooch Unie Moline = 2S ihe onal Sale Fee lea resmabing hich wears at a uni very part helping every other par to render the ervice demanded of Goodrich My, decane Newsies a SA eecaa as a Sat dertee Sad aetets cesiet So craiees Mecho solemn se. coun demand manok Have We Blundered in Mexico? ME: E, J: SPLITSTONE, Managing Editor of Leslie's, has been rushed to the hostile camps of Mexico. "He does this in accordance with Lesl policy of giving its readers an accurate and vivid account of things as they are. Mr. Splitstone writes from the field at words and pictures a vivid story of what we hope are the closing days of this brutal contest. He has free access to the leaders on both sides and is securing inter~ ‘esting facts and unusual photographs His first article appearsin the current issueof Leslie's. ‘oe eth forts four a thr moath ot ‘Be etre ae by wth ant 1S. HASKINS looked at her binky ase vis: Samael Saae yu cn” My sa “i thie Siena te retard have: tt hen ri ‘he sod | pine mae pu cou think of seething sien aakinn Teer Shem do many tines” ‘oer seed | Berets oe ee ta rat dg atts where partocr of pone oF abel

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COLLIERS FOR MARCH 28, The Modern American Business Getter ILLYS-UTILITY TRUCKS are making money for thou- sands and thousands of mer- chan How? Simply by saving time and get- ting new business! Concerns who have abandoned horse equipment testify to the as- tonishing economical fact that one Willys-Utility Truck can do the work of three teams and six men— and still have time to spare! Wee can send you letters by the score, from men right in your line of business telling how Willys Trucks are opening up new channels of business and cutting operating ex- penses. And these men didn’t be- lieve it was possible. Note the fact, that we said in “your business” for no matter what your business is, if ‘you haul things, we can show you whereand how youcan savemoney every day in the year. Don’t be adoubter. Take our statements as established facts; at least assume that our statements are correct for the purpose of look- ing into the merits of the proposi- You'll never regret it. Practically every merchant now using Willys-Utility Trucks thought they could not econoi cally use them. They too, said their business was different. But it wasn’t! Neither is yours. If more business men would take advantage of more of the commer- cial economy devices and inven- tions now on the market, more bus- iness men would make more money. The Willys-Utility Truck is a business getter—a business devel- oper. And it costs you 30% fess than any other similar truck made. We are producing this truck in great quantities and consequently are able to get our price below the market. Let us send you the unbiased facts as expressed by others. These are the statements of converted business men, who, like you, once said, “No, we cannot use them, Our business is different.” But we proved that their busi- ness was not different, And in doing so saved them the money you are losing. Every day lost is ‘money lost. Let us tell you more about this modern business getter and how it can save money for you. Full information and all data from our dealer in your town or from us direct. The Willys-Overland Corapany, Toledo, Ohio Menfactes ofthe famous Garferd Tracts ond Orerend Deiery Waters

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RED WING GRAPE JUICE With the Better Flavor M Red Wing Grape Juice is sold for 10, 20, 30 and 55. feast of the Rockies. efi Where the irresistible thirst confronts an inexhaustible supply

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COLLIERS FOR MARCH 28, 1914 Life's like tobacco There's a lol 0” good initefa fellow koows ow t° bring it out, an'll gice Time a chanst €° mellow out Fass are fond of Joe for the honest, sunny, open-air philosophy he’s extracting from “the good brown earth” of his tobacco patch. His is the same sort of sound, cheerful optimism that you yourself find ‘way down in the bowl of your best beloved pipe, when it's full of ro SMOOTHEST ‘SMOKING TOBACCO Mellowed by More than 2 Years' Ageing Nature put the “good” in VELVET, For VELVET is Kentucky Burley, the tobacco Nature intended for pipe smok- ing, just as she made Havana leaves for ture’s own patient method of curing, —slow ageing. Lopate MyersTibecco Ox Coupons of Value with VELVET

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COLLIERS FOR MARCH 28, 1914 ‘CAT'S PAW cusmion RUBBER HEELS Se. Auched All Deslers THAT FOSTER plus | PREVENTS SLIPPING

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COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 28. 1914 20 A few years ago, pine- apple could be eaten at its best only where it ns of tachi on the afr canning the fruit the moment it is fully ripe, enables you to have in your home the Hawaiian Pineapple —the great golden, lus Fey aes pre tad sunshine and fragrance — ‘and iat the same price as domestic fruits. sep Nain Pe Sele ele Ee Peel Noy. “Alten on Pe Date Fine!!” Kvanted fra reel R apap ltgeasl ste smasheene Safety Razorthe result of Years of ex: periment and study. Insert a Gem Damaskeene Blade ina Gem Damasheene frame andshave-thats all theres toi I shaving yours you rea ily dll Bade ot pow Both of th One Dollar Outfit SAFETY HE famous Disabilit embodied in the Low Cost Life Insurance policies of The Tra ts the policyholder as a breakwater does a dlasbled ship in a storm. In case you become perman accident or disease before a matures for the full value by U

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COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 28, AUTOMATIC PISTOL Cut MEAD CYCLE CO. Dept. P-54_ CHICAGO, ILL. It's the Scientific Way @ Contemplation By RACHEL HOPE Witt tra

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Lith A Professional Jailer istic ani deservedly popular ‘style- hisanew Mth te p h in place of the bothersome ule ( at Peabody €9 Co. fn Makers iow Anntow 8 Sifts | Ne tt cam tell you how long a roof will last—but * BF) his Label cam and doer 77 vos ingest rong oil inthe Cie ‘ ness, industrial or residence— Certain-teed oy Gosrantoad

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x Ba (en: a hei Lewis Manufacturing Co. ‘We can help you do it because we ship Lewis Easy-Built Homes direct from the mills you. You get the jobbers and middleman's Profits. Free yourself from exorbitant lumber prices and high labor costs. “Save money on building your hore. 1005 Lafayette Avenve, Bay City, Mich COLLIER'S FOR MARCH 28, 1914 Big Slice off adjustable tension, You set it just right for the kind of wood or size of drill. Great tools; these “YANKEE” TOOLS KEE Dail No. 44 Your deter can And 1 would that my toncne could| ttter the thoughts that arise in me ™ 3-in-One is 2 household oil, Isang, cleaning, posing | tad pereatag ae

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Be When You Buy a Trunk Be sure you get Guaran- teed ‘Trunk-Service— ‘That means be sure that more than workmanship and |e materials are guaranteed— Indestructo Trunks are guar- anteed to give you honest travel Doesn't that indicate our con fidence in the Indestructo? And isn’t that a pretty good reason why you should say to ye rl i the Indevructo. Service-Guarantee ice for 5 years; |" Weite today for catalog and copy of |! os | The Final Escape | He cam inwancy give the eli Dro is his names frorld of over $,000— memory was di poor, "His pr ficiency has been develope through his own simple, prace Seal metho He is now teaching his sys Birth and death of the great stg clases at lading edu He can give without hesita- tion ‘every important incident and dace in the world's iieory He can give the dates of men of history— institutions in New He has s00,o00 Facts and York City, and by mail 10 Figures way in his people through brainy inseane use. y Let Him Teach You How To Remember— FIRST LESSON ALONE. WORTH $500 TO HIM You can remember the salient hook or anything else you ‘eee one reading— ‘can become and in Public Speak Coupon Today for Fi a PuntcalatyThiy a STUDY AT Hi | LAW secome an Lue. SUGAR PRODUCTS Denctieneonncn acne]

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™ COLLIER’S FOR MARCH 28, 1914 Floraheims comfort your feet Sle forevery need and to y taste, Priced at $5and up to8?, Tis Prin dar liaise an Adjective 4. MANNING — toiratcton of the Binder for Collier’s $125 fae coLLier:s

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You'll make the children happy with Welch’s at the party Every mother whose child comes to your house fora party wil be glad if she knows you are going to give the children 's. You get Nature's best AT its best in Welch’s “Che National Drink” This pure, unfermented juice of the finest Concords is pressed from the fullripe grapes and is hermetically sealed —all by the exact sanitary Welch process. Thus Welch’s is a most agreeable and heakhAul beverage for children and grown-ups. For a children’s party, serve Welch's in the individual 4-02. bottles, or in this Book of games deservedly popular Welch Punch— for children's For a dainty, unfermented punch, take the juice of three lemons, juice of one orange, ies free tne pintcf Welch's one quarto water snd one cup f sugar. Fedeared aor part eet eater ‘Aad ‘aod ir: | Do more than ask for “Grape Juice” — ced say WELCH'S and GET IT! [wv hs dehaes oom caus IF unable to get Welch's of your dealer. we will ship a tal dozen pints for $3.00, eS ir Gaia mea bomeatae tr moatd one The Welch Grape Juice Company, Westfield, N. Y.

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olli THE NATIONAL W, In this Issue By HENRY KITCHELL WEBSTER By HENRY BEACH NEEDHAM By GEORGE WESTON By GEORGE FITCH

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"3 FOR APRIL 4, 1914 Your Final Safeguard Is Provided by the Gray & Davis are ane oa Corps of Testers Pines HEN purchasing a car equipped with the Each dynamo is. Gray & Davis starting-lighting system you: for hours at a sp have the satisfaction of knowing that ¢his sys per minute with tem has been put through complete tests, far ted for output and defects more drastic than actual service in the hands any dynamo surviving the of the car owner. generate its full quota of current velling 01 Nothing is left to chance, nothing is taken for granted in the Gray & Davis factory The system is designed with the experience gained during 23 years of dynamo and motor construction. It is manufactured to outlive the car and to give absolute satisfaction under all conditions, 1 largest factory devoted to starting-lighting systems. ‘That is one reason why the Gray.& Davis system occupies a distinctive position and the ig reason why you should demand it on the car you purchase. Press a pedal and the engine starts, A sim- ple switch on the dash controls all ligh Oceasional lubrication and replenishment of the battery with distilled water are required— that is all. 63 Service Stations stand ready at all times to assist our users or give advice. HO LTP EF ERPROSTR Ss 1 TO TT CPA amination. After the inspector expert puts it though its paces. He proves the speed, torque, and voltage. He is but one of a squad of men who give their whole time Send for the Gray & Davis catalog, which to determining: motor efficiency. szives full information, & POTEAU TTT RS GRAY & DAVIS, Inc, BOSTON, MASS.

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, 1914 The Franklin Six-Thirty Lightest of all Sixes The Six-Cylinder 30 Horse Power F ranklin wed by experienced motorists. Hl. ‘comfort and safety but does add to Tire Mileage, Gasoline Mileage and Upkeep ian i eset cnly whan tha bar Ui Famsonabla: ‘The growt soceess of the Franklin’ lx based on the feet that a reasonable cars aca anyone ae toy good jealer will weigh the car for yo Pace $340

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, itis very much your ippenheimer Clothes Tt should be of interest to that have such a wide follow- who know what is appropriate and cal in men's attire. business that achieves the very front rank of a great industry on the sheer merit of what it has to offer. 1e18 the fastest-growing clothing bu Irrough the infuence of the wear the clothes a sell them. Your Kuppenheimer clothier bel through service are pretty in ith he and his salespeople aré practical clothin ‘men —who know they ean rely on the clothes and on the co-operation of the House that is back of them, ‘Our book, “Styles for Men.” seat upon request THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER CHICAGO

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Baseball sacl the Briton NOWING ihe! the Conse! By. Henry Beach Needham world indon by dieplaying America’s national pastime before the Fnclish “porting colony, Collier's sent Henry Beach Need hham to find just what impression basebo would ‘make upon the British mind. The American pl ‘rs and their game had been recived with vo ‘and other parts this wide realm hhad been acclaimed ‘wonderful spor, ut Entland, with her greater and deeper sporting tradition, and her greater and. ‘deeper exclusioeness, was more ofa tues. ‘And Enaland was waiting grimly for the | test —t0 “be shown’ that baseball twas a greater game thon erchet.. The Americans furnished London atwonder~ Julgame. They came—they were seen— ‘and Mr. Needham tells who conauered.

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10 COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, 1914 By George Fitch An Rarep page i thosng at pr Then Tammany Will Leara Manners There Wasn't Room si ht hi, Overlooked

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COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 4, adame’s Mexican Mix-Up By George Weston M Jet that madane cole im 3 Prow Frew teense Nin whiskers And uh he woe the bold aod bali ‘nin with a complexion Uke mahogany aot bene ‘Mona an sae coyivating, later, thacnating, mystery ay for Week, at bal past ope pevtety, be stained tito the Rewsnrane Dole a. West Twenty: Stree, hd seat‘ at the table by the alr ane who hes soverten ‘rene waa ether eating or anna Tene pclae the wero Jhour wit the bent hl flags Be flncronke tor Huon on abt” oe itt Tnvealn Ase thie tow feally toh unto’ dou. thy after Gay 3 fuer? whl as foe Fron uttered a pnrteiney Aline sentient ‘awed around’ the nig wom abd waked at 8 ‘Sevetiy areca see iar he tai we the a, thom "how eam tp with Yon when T ha Are pres to chute me to Se etna at" demanded Mt. Frow Pro appa el ahd nek. “oa eh, ba abe re cuted. Prot Fi, ee nse ot, "And wh. ie be? A renauentew? Caterer! A cok? You cougars bn with me? a!" wale LOOKED euuthisly around tr bebind fnkers ts vlan on the suse will sxe times pexpatound the sige of the portees to mee he ene erie ‘Then 0m tate he pry ne oF, Bae Ant gol Tn the upper lefehatd corner was “sida sae elf to ie aoe with poble gature Which fenty tiene to tll the ale ‘after, then deals in be olive? wake muda, twcking up trom the car with het Imoeeat ok "OF In'vim doyort, perhaye? "Oe ae famous span 3 Frou ron nea eboke In he coer, Betton iam set ae al him the tete of lone ering bok he het her cata ile stoner, thang’ "AX ae Homes tel Tan” he whispered In accents of grandeur, “a ca miedo ‘ve abe sne'hem her care for more, tae French In ber oat Ing te these whispers of set intranet the Wo Aor name pereiven De sab, ig Mi bea to Steneg Tam one of the sree mont gh IE it fren tf he arersnet fale ten whe, tay take tis place! tn that event the woman Tove Wil Bete Ove ofthe grad cha "AE is the Staten Island slement sadam a serted eit, but sil 'she preserved that iamecent Sox twee inky hut ae dies which you mention” she murmured, “Dead oes! protest the other. nye of Mente.” he whore yet hist wf {he orn, totes dat var? a Ltn! by Series? "Come with me Se Raperor Pra Frou We Uke all Fevochmen ait anlar tious tadame wich toler male ‘Ad abu abe said: “Wat, m'stewe—" Abd, fone ‘Sew trom mass cater! "You have Jot tld SK Prow-Prom sled, sherwaiy ‘mesial nde mc Bis bor “Year beaed! Rab! For me be haw never ot “oar rpetaion = atormed the uber: nave ca Madame site all dag’ in a pubile te "Ae the pon, fortanatey. Mt. Frew Prowse eal te tient be my et fal tu ta Sit have Kw at war he Mare ‘on the other she uf er dra a lone seal of paper nad ne thems forwant no ifeay at he lite hte doe’ “Cae etetuense ae waar” despalerdedame“l Ti poll bie none fv 00 pleamare” 18 prowpectie new paler xe tose bade ‘ratty, with a your aed yamonate expt happen Ane meres, foreive soe IC 1 off” te car nety whlnyered “ttt sawn from mp tae ie te aba tod ‘ashen Tom Bl fens ol croming interest. “You ftom bmn here, perhal=?™ SP tatow him: rex pee Shem you, to. are 8 acre aseat, perhaps?” swore, otity sacle the af 3 Peo Pr {ie tepone hath “Rt what his nero ‘The yong mn fen al earrhes tr sown, ona pate sul Sate ncn then you ae a ee wt souls wand 40 wate Mls? ae skits “IV pare laden tn tte? “ata tl eh al ucauhtll SOT Row A? 1 Koow Hs welt Mat be tne toe kien nay td do ay teat 1 ea eating senor. el ciel iy n't 3 fll haya! Ad out Tae re and ttn, oh, Ae gers dow hee the saveny-epon eno sand Disa cer war thidoers Tien tos Up te dare sas ot atte very tt tiie el ae hd he gra, snd see hele ares fro imaeraltoing trace ae taken 1 tht oi ed te ie ati tomer” ted alan de Woked at her with n-etwing ticly that ier tay pet ben wny—eho hye? a Danni atthe tule to or ih. Te ha ost hide bs face Ie eset he Prone returned t hi cat on tt let 0 oun Tt Mt tl me Me Is fone sme Jee finaes a? maiH fe Het cot oy cnet wtf Wi she were line for air che?” Hoa here egut—hélas—madame at see perceteed

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2 the futility of sueh a eateries # perce star Seve vat ob, woh etl me 8 hat “et inter a Dew 1 tne Roan ‘hating ens or seine witheneh {hom ae rtares t Infect eased "acevo dl, tere, teas toot set ue a = wonder "Nu the the "a commer outed on ableton ad srort tmp -Anrhen a prat thoapa sire aloo the Neon id usher a the Phe As sinners se had fee er sto Thi ont wit sma ete “pes "The pe eae an evened We with ha Pat eM roi FW tte en walt? ew Unt of haa ihe return to bor sok ae a ante focked Ie WU Ent she of shasta weeine ‘afternoon Gorved ts the Soung tan ‘oa the other te ober dese HE tt the way dunn Int the wine ellar where hich dst rive fom Th ciate So arcane’ tre ‘te pea eam stale an? gun ane J8 boxes which ‘we muttered, st tas fanaa at such o a oiton wil ae “ANe 1 nk ete ‘a? oa anders, wt a man wo fe enpay geting bt te me sen sarin the shy “An! when fom see where be tne bid an ever lle me nl wut te see for the sones* be thowehtay hie tre en ert “ave bc pon tot frst Tae tel Srihcor tee swith straw yo hal) hw wil 3 et cx emer a ap shot ACH Te dark tn "Cth tontory you sal eau HF WAS a altuation whi dey Trveniol to Slee ehte a se stn eth ate at ected Soret vie: eer the tae ‘ojo the

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I sean Carbine ale White lighis asi and msenuberes. This tech te he sure, ie [proponents of this Mil ask Congress to provi hall not be unawful for employees to make Combinations with a view of lesen reasing thelr wages, or of bettering theie esition.” Tt also asks Congres 1 provide that farmers c he old ake the fouls sid do a better joi, He was the fest great is cour to put ia the Saturvay ball holds, al he ny able wen, When he ey eight gray ob. velox arte in) Turtle Cewek onan engaged there a world there I wot a enhancing the extent of the fu farmers? associations iyplied put the Trak of Lemien's Concealed Purposes — cididia olae (7 1 18 ONLY after four or five rolings amd» conser [ie er rN Bite amoent of inking hat one lepie t DERE THE PROVINIOSS of the Income Tax Law a tage Baa lntorinmiy concened scheme fhix part of he BL : be creruent, To hy feclring that wo injooeton all lve ptlnnt empleees tha the corperation farmers on account of any of these combinations, ewe to hia of the aie oe ‘hat are we to thik oth table Injury To property or the appicaion for ay lajunetion. Tes tem tl anctlou have oroally lund to rotraln jars treo remeniber a rae, in Teas fo be sare, weve the 11 injuneton restraining an umereus peetiemae ing nem to anther mas wife Ain ate fevlou geatienen who drafted thi bl then provide umiteation of what onmiltnen “property” and. proper. rshts the little to cape Tm perhapi a of othe ith just aly better than this. ‘lo a fact. see fo ‘The Democrats An Easter Anniversary ARTEK this sear falls upon almost the identical date which marks the second anniversary of that terrible wight whew the Titanie sank in midarean, ‘The first thrill of horror, the text hot emotions fo Dare ghot aap eng le rights amt Cr indignation, have loug since dwindled. Perhaj some memorion of "right, nod declare that “the right to enter into the rela * r ‘Tha ct caiplevee aod eapten Fight 19 enter into the een may alway Hager Bu deer than shone ae the govt alien ion of employer and employee... . ani to ‘erbrinest hy that awful night: the two feats of duty and tournge, Inv nach relation . «shall be eld ais construc to be a personal the revollectin of duty Faliled find tot a property ght” Cah of in beauty and iuspivation,. To strikers gets fi front Of factory, ents ather employees from going to work, ‘owner of the plant to cle down through the foroxpeetive emplosees, the wwner would have wo eight 1 tion galas the things tl He Ja isle ix to ‘Wonewotrs ha toll of the Wha eneey Sim aa sit can Federation of Labor. 1 Presklent Roosevxte condemned ia. a special EWS. "Tn this message, after stating that the ight to catey on bmi that it legalized blacklisting the secondary boyeott whieb servers coudenined, snd that it took the right to carry explicitly ont from under that protection which the law throws ovee Along ith ‘ow anew alors: couraje—no great that the vers quality haw twken md mere imnge of jiloapbiere cunrage became cardi Turkedt ome hae hn to bewail all the finer parte of character, They ination ix only a mockery. au to cave ties, ‘To atic the dinaster was a Tosti property, Me. Roses declares of the hil ab w eal fo mankind, eonies ‘of bravery al selfsteritice. It his Belpedt that ensioble life in this workaday world, The Nimo one ut the mont fa greater still has Ine the inspiration funtion ofthe Jody What woe true of the measure Prusileat Riascceur denounced ie the Bacon Bartlett bill. Corasea's does wot believe in one er law for the poor eve when the proposal A King of Men Grower xatOr AE on of the greed emer of ene te, died on Mareh 12 sean HAT 0 eyed upon the improvements in electric Bee UL ine oe ing practice which hie stubborn genius wreste fro bf unture. Before be wis twenty-two Year obf he Sears fv the Cixi] War aad fwossble the mslern tse Oger three hundred — SSE ee arvied. Per

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x Nouns, author of *M Tut is it ponaible that marriages ever result when he calls Tt ix risking # gol deal—letting oue's sweetheart Know fone that well before it two Tate. But that bs as nents were never all of naan's making. ft the present time. Though the parental referenun han. pated io innacwons desuetune, the girl inthe caw has the initiative owailaysy Junk as be ha alway had the recall, Perhayes the hi font of unuinements aay. in our larger cities serve to shorten such frourtshipm aw it ioc hot wholly wreck. Certainly anew law is hat called for here—new light being quite another matter. By the was, at jot what stage dew cometinge begin, ans was? A Correction as to the Railroads NA RECENT EDITORIAL DISCCSION. In freight rates the statement was mate tha for the last fiscal sear, both in rome nied wet. ana the di ‘oth Un total aad Tn per cent, were the greatest Te shouht be noted that while this statement ix correct for raitronds tw the Cuited States, 1h sovealed “Mein! Classification Territory.” an euesting the 3 Faitrants” net earning were. bes nT than ‘viens paid. wa eww tn 19 thaw in fare expectally obliged to Me, TM. Vax Sat 0 Owes Eby of New York City for calling one attent whieh evinfaree the argument of the eitoria in quest We're Of! HE: FLOWERS THAT BLOOM 1X THE SPRING, TRATA, are showing wyy—aned so ae rans wad as sou wil seit ae spwnting ge the seven parts which Guawrrast itice aid FG, Cire Tic haw a rival, however, for our muti bring as fram Boise, W fa "hase sonnet ye Ne Pte eset Hho art my ee Ys ae thew “iy a eh whew Use dns om the mon gual set (Ob, Tne thy wh are tem, Cote, me acetate the ring on King Masebit erent of them alts We are ae elit to print these Hives a6 thelr author them. "Theit author ka high achoo! boy —owe of the tem xcited at this minwle over the new season, irophesy for hin’? WUE he write a ‘will he Hive to earn a bigger salary The Old-Time Garden RE THE TEMES GROWN TOO FEVERTSH to admit of om stil having an olMtashioued garden? OF rourse there ie no direct iw hallshuckes save Willian ssn’t helps ts mols the social evil"; the tagged! sailor an the millenninm aren't in any wap allied, Adsl set fhe Fit of eolor—at least we thowght it riatome ill the era of pointillion dawvet—ix still 9 pleasant menors. aml [A this Hime of eae one wishes he had planted more seed ast find Angust. Moreover, we have Mrs. Chakaorere Praitn ‘YS HIS EFFORT TO GET REELE ‘of Pennasvania has enlinte the rest han been nich disseston among the booze bovtens thetneles, some of whom do ot think much of PESnont. Meuse of Philadelphia, sometine educational manager (whatever that isl of Inter am elitorial weiter fo th wh Kann the drink business following very eotnplete analyse a row Py the tm nn f0F be eat thw nee the eater Street and Morgan and the Colonels ATION we are await Mo. the birthplar Ne failed to Tepert th inna (Mo tas Ba fof Mak Twats. feet happenings i a 08 a rena atid Mona hat region, Butt 'remtey nner, a iw of Tike Contato oso Te p emeias, weisAchr ert oe ckng noe set With Tasting serelit win ne ny Tae what ao the eolonets bn essentials"? We heir nid respect 1194's ic an abstenous paper: we place Fall enutience Moons at large, hut we ak thei herewith to report 10 us fnumediatels what Pike Counts colonels ” Vigor of Life 4) PAI AS Pike County: ea PNDAMENTALS GO, the Grevks eft tthe unsaid ave Meners, Wee ane Rewnis ti i ober tg tof da ate fae an etn xeon a the From the Morning’s Mail SOMETIMES we like the floor to one of our friendly # Eras at the arid fos weit talc or Apt te Mes Wace We Conk eI fe Se Tt i pond am this Tepwsitory” of sixtscane spears ago. Tt ix om af the failure many peop. make ti recognize gol encounuterst at first hail. AIL of Uk are ‘road minded abont Fsnexso and his heterosis twelays ont a rovenese is, in the main, reserved for our ayn contemporaries,

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, ae1e iy the Demorratie parts is hana Taw nt ex HE eartoo | tinge the American's” conception of the A] thetrust quent Democrats at Washington. J] tenders have any propmale which com a follonig awe the ak asl caf the prejuoale that have ie Adiinintraton ate hitters | | [I] optemest AT Senate Te flea that he hunt have perteet cwntdenee posal, ‘The one thing fhe trast enti WM hve the hearty sappeirt of ‘uf the Detoeratie leaders w te to-do nathliye what. ‘ui dare think of jour. ater all the rouinen To asmert inne, without pal ome kind “of trust legion. ‘They know the present situation I tosatinfaetory ae that the country can't very well gon Without having momething howe: they’ know that business. be est facia vil aa wi re rut the Tegination Wt iy dowe and out fiwt of all, Tt be borue bx upon thea that 45 « enatorn ate to be iM, that the state of awl what tod the eet i Aouik well I the Present session with no ‘to hain preni mo mae Tost iF only they dave, there iverats wom el ke fal forget the iat quest HUE trot a the present collision betwren two heme a he Wig tnsinens white soul be reat: 1 Dewoeratie view fx very well unilers it ie the view whieh hive bee hele Ive nonin eeotiomie de teine ever xine the Hime of sans Sith, 130 sears so "The Potnoerats Treating wpb nite white Titi, All Bist YI Siew he th Utelnese ah Teg aie Ht ea grow ad HTL be eve nomieallyeficent, but that thene big Iiuite shail be sternly aw deativatly Tower over anlinnry corporations the Interstate Comsneece Cormaiosio bs ‘vee railronts. This latter view does nat Contemplate the end of competition, though ite opponents frequently state that W dors, One of the chief duties of thie toitifeion wan be to preserre fair ent ous Trin J althongt the There res laid wm the fact riplate inteotriat tonnes thew te Hews is ‘ans ial isersity of Wisco with aay trad at terest inv the Progressive altitude towanl Wig business. (1s probably faie to nate hat ainat uf the mre here Don't Ask for It KESIDENT WILSON does not pay fang. esl to letters of renamed n ment han Wace wekers. Alanis the manent way not (get a Job uae this ‘Adwinistation be ta uppity for one, Th resent he sl, nv eect, more than mn Tat the watal type a eters of to ea hy aspiring ea er read Uy ih of Cklakowna ave respeute Cor Aineeynte bute whieh tee ee awe fallen, Hey of Oklahoma m tetimone In the Congres lat Teor tat “Ain lly Fellow. Mek an 41 ha to hive Tot et sand gan o te wit jo fae Teles Ehetaoer pd eater Tors. ty Sannry Sh He bean wr Coretien sree ait Sot tel Crise tea ices “Ht was tre nied oer

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20 COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, _ am Avan cme SEVER # KNOWN Suppose That You Were Investing ina MAN— ‘Wouldn't you dig a good deal deeper than his clothes to get your inventory ? Put clothes of character on a charac- terless man and he is helped a lot. Put characterless clotheson a man of find a character combination of clothes and man, and you have found your man! Now, in determining what's back of clothes, one must just as in determining what's back of the man in the clothes. Exterior aj 8 fare one thing; but what’s 2 We see that which purports to be right style. How long wil it be right style? We see a fabric which looks fall wool. How much of it would a sheep own? We see lines that are taut. How many storms will they ‘weather? The real trouble's we don't see the ‘insides, wherein is concealed the mainopring of clothes character. Stein-Bloch men’s clothes are fash- foned, made and sold from the inside out. For more than half a century the ardent aim has been that no stitch shall go into them that is not an hhonest stitch; no thread of fabric that isnot an honest thread: no line that is not a right line; no intention that is not a right intention. ‘That, gentlemen, spells character— from the inside out ‘The Stein-Bloch Co. Rochester, N. ¥- New Yor oie eae rt cod i near Digitized by Google

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COLLIERS FOR APRIL 4, 1914 a Passions of Lone Ago Mie ts Sc ac TH oe tone Wed it apr it iar Another Chapter of | 2 Modern History | It’s easy to make them strong enough to guarantee, but you want your socks to fit perfectly JOS. BLACK & SONS CO. " ee eee: VERY well-dressed, man likes to have his socks fit snug at the ankle—it gives a neat, clean- cut appearance. Bachelors’ Friend Socks hug the ankles and conform tightly to the shape of the leg. These socks look dressy, feel soft and smooth to the skin and give every possible comfort to the foot. Bachelors Trtend rear have a genuine French welt at the top of the leg—the best welt ever knitted on a seamless sock—prevents the garter from ripping and stretching the sock at the top. Though Bachelors’ Friend Socks are priced and guaranteed just the same as ordinary guaranteed hose, it is strictly on their quality that we ask you to buy them, Sizes, 9's to 12's—all leading colors —four grades. SPECIAL—In addition to the above line we make the lightest weight guaranteed gauze socks—box of 3 pairs guaranteed 3 months, $1.00. If not at your dealer's, order direct, at the same time giving us the name and address of your dealer, so that we can arrange for your future wants. York, Pa.

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2 COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 4, 1914 Pounding away your energy’ ‘Your strength, gained from your daily food, represents a certain amount of usefull energy. If any of this supply of power is wasted Boosting the Thrift Idea By JOHN M. OSKISON ma ‘nie of isd i on rate All Ronds are Level Roads to the Motocycle * 9 hill ig an unkno xperience to the Indian assuring sensation of the answering mot then the. speed deftly picks up—picks ‘up—picks up. th- tion, “The steepest grade offers nO {rouble to the Indian-mounted ms Seaton tas kee tat ater apd : EE

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, 1914 a What are You Doing to Develop Your Eastern and Export Business? How 200 Wide-Awake Concerns Have Solved the Problem WER 57% of all imports entering the United States land at New York. Gee 40% of all exports are shipped from New York, The total ne and New York leads all the cities of the e of foreign commerce from this city alone exce one-half billion dollars a year. In f world in volume of internatic Do you import?—export !—sell in foreign countries? Do imported raw materials enter into the manufacture of your product? aboard market that is capable of st—of quicker deliveries—of cheaper n Eastern or Atlantic of lower selling te or handling your Eastern or iny other eity in the country ig oF shippin pulation of the U you know that such « plant would h Within one to locate in New York is difficult and expensive, It used to al, ‘The mayic key that unlocks the door to these makes it possible for YOU to secure them RIGHT imum cost, is

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, 1914 ‘rah caret Besin with the School Children ring Company, St Leste “eae na The Tyranny of Beaut a henunehe By “JANE BUNKER” "itty and wll | ork ent or Will begin in the next Tees ot issue of Collier's, April 11 Not Merely Sold to You— But Fitted to Your Business ‘We pride ourselves upon the fact that so many concerns now using large fleets of Federals started with the purchase of one, and bought the others largely because of the assist- ance we were able to give them in economizing haulage and labor costs. For instance: “During July, 1912, we purchased one of of how Marie made a fortune we is an amusing get. rich quick artist. She doet ie naeap nena creat stat he moter wit | ace a temporary body and started the rig on ff ce ply d find "win te ich Awouble and ‘gets glory, getx | amd, si ih money and gets an expens Dusan al with a facile genio ‘With the exception of two weeks for pasting last winter the truck has done Takes her experience at {ruck hoa been used inhaling water fom ements a beauty sharp am exciting, ur spring to city warehouse, a distance entertaining tne, Tt is easy ‘efabout four miles (rnd trp); rows are fo say a heroine is clever, but | her af the Adviury ‘very poor in places in winter, but wher. Del Mar puts st ncross | {mil Presient (ever the FEDERAL can et traction ft Your eyes—you | seen af amen Willy through Rock Speing Water Co Many other bottlers, dairies and creameries |} have had similiar experiences with Federals. | ..3!)"", "2? 32" Our advisory service—the result of years of |“ | Peete ene sofare experience in practically every line and under es all haulage conditions—is free toany manufac~ turer. It is one of the best means of demon- strating conclusively the relative value of motor | and other haulage in different lines of business. Why not write us? One of our represent- atives will be glad to call; and he will not try to sell you a truck unless he has convinced both you and himself that you can use one | ===" profitably. elt how smart is, how witty ie her tongue, and how wonder. fal is het instinct for the Federal Motor Truck Company “si itsitio caries« ston 100 Leavitt Avenue Detroit, Michigan SE

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COLLIERS FOR APRIL 4.1 A Real Stage Need == aed hy LABERT ST. CLAIR Your car starts in trim for 1914 How will it end? . a Friction is relentless. It steals mileage that belongs to you. It means lost power, and worn metal In the end it destroys all motors A canvass among New York repair shops showed that shout one-half of the Svtomotile engine woubles are caused by incorrect Tubrcation. Correct automobile lubrication is an sntneite, cents problem, Motors and feed systems difler widely. (Suatin'h Nevwse hbricating vison be font fr actetampies "4 eA Bact Sioltat tS «te Mota Avie This ti abrter, You slecied a car that suits you [Now select am oll that suits your ea. ‘Your, motor has. approximately 1500 parte To seach all fetion poumts prop oa rly your al mas suit yur motor. ‘Words and claims cannot meet th condom ay =| ‘Your busines sense must ask Whe made the wit?” “Hw did they deeming ie fiers for my mine? Throvghowt the world, the counsel gt the Vacuum Onl Company on Ibreting Iwablems telating to every class of Chinery is sought by engineers who mu fee the mt rigid eficincy standards Labeication with us i both» busines! H and’ pression. iesl| Chart, printed in par aout the eb, een or poten Saat xen vite pct erst den ater ena hw ang ce the ard ey a SPADE os Seb eB deel? mac eae Drei ofthe mos thorough study of astomobte lubrication ee eee Pops ot pepsin bai fer Dolio ‘St tet thar has ever been made. ile vs baa eat email Teas prepate afer a careful analss ‘Tom to Ba™ of the motor wach make and model ot voniertng. | American and foreign ea. “Theis specified have been thoroughly oven by pracical demonstration may near Inbication Make a note ofthe rade speed for Basiciiieiea See ase eo nS (a or “Thenmiakeswetharyou germ EE = Ie sates wo buy sn ginal bare, Se F gecindrcletncaedonegson Mom ap he red Garroye, out Sai i frank of manwtacture. te on theconainer Sag Ae On request we will ail a pamphlet Bes ve Be ‘on the’ Lubrication of Automobile En: ¥Se i ae | pines It describes in detail the commen | foeine trebles and” gives their causes snd renin GARGON ae ese Mobiloils Fer inlormation tedy dre ay in A grade for each type of motor VACUUM OIL CO., Rochester, U. 8. A, pea ‘Specie in the, manafactre of higharade lubricants for Think tnt» Noy. wort end rt ‘Nosy dan of sechinery. “Ovusinablesrerywhere inthe word

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, 1914 Baseball and the Briton ‘The same price the world over’ The dawn of a new day came in the clothing indus- try when Henry Sonneborn & Co. launched Styleplus Clothes $17! The day of genuine all-wool, perfect-fit- ting, long-wearing clothing for $17. The day of real style combined with real economy. And now everywhere— from the Atlantic to the Pa- cific—men are seeking the store that flies the Flag of Styleplus! In each leading town only one progressive merchant is privileged to sell Styleplus Clothes $17. Jon the army of smart men who are saving $3 to $8! Visit the Styleplus Store in your town. Yocom ell «genuine Sijepli by the Label fn the co, he Ticet the see, ad the Gnarente fn the pocket HENRY SONNEBORN & CO, Founded 1849 Baltimore, Md.

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It Fills Itself while you count four You can fill the Conklin from any inkwell in seconds. "That is th simplicity and The Conklin is Non-Leakable

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‘ASE in every ‘Smooth—con- a oe eons Bee tons between the fe incomes front and rear. ilson » have the exclusive right to use this patented closed crotch on this style of union suit. $1.00 and up for men; 50e and up for boys.

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, 1916 Coldwell Horse Mowers With Demountable Cutters are Standard Equipment for the Country Home Tite demountable curser is « patented Coldwell feature—the prove the mower to the thop for sharpenin doubles the life of the machine. Coldwell mowers are made in 180 sit Q COLDWELL LAWN MOWER COMPAR Sy Pilsen ew Gee The Reason a van Bron Sr mre Ge cet te POMPEIIAN. BRONZE SCREEN CLOTH LASTS AS/LONG AS YOUR HOUSE Campoienine That Counted Ry EWING GALLOWAY

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COLLIERS FOR APRIL 4. 19146 Build your home around ideal heating | Bohn Syphon A house in which waste and ex: Refrigerators ‘ravagance have a ‘ Drotetion to the windward ose Er the toome wane the vahe fe heat up the chimaey or vee ome roorein te eon to dive needed heat to exposed Teoma, The Ideal ia eating comfort and. fuel economy cl Teached end permenenty poe lntecd by an outa of | || WHITE ENAME! DEAL bowers | coats Mightier than pen or — ae — sword—the teeth greatest hygienic com- mands of today is ‘This means semi-annual visits to the dentist and the regular night and morning use of Drlyon's . PERFECT Tooth Powd let

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thew and. make thean duct. me requ What is safe forthe baby ic wholesome rth vce fay Carnation Brickbats : & : Bouquets See ASE Couzens W we eh id ‘ew ikea ein fan the mn A Tome,

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, rere ea aaa Madame’s Mix-Up ‘Regal, HIS season, “the simpler, the smarter” is ‘the decree of Fash- ion. The Oxford, shown above, with the plain-stitched up invites attention by seeming to avoid it and has the supreme “smartness” of extreme plainness, “ARLINGTON Cost Te Dalit Hee Cally seminslender, receding 'n0 perforations) with raked or taille in Black Call Exclusive Custom Styles “ So an 2 arid REGAL SHOE COMPANY 270 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. Tire Words— Tire Deeds PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM! CUPYTIRES The fur guarantee of 4800 miles actual service is for the user's only

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ECKWEAR, identified by To the man about to paint a house we say one word: ZANIC To all paint from which the best results are desired Zinc should be added because it enhances everything that is expected of paint, It makes the paint whiter or makes it take the color better; it greatly increases the durability of the paint; it forms a stronger protection for the painted face than paint without Zine can, Hence do not make a brush move until you have sent for the booklet, “Your Move.”” ted sats and ober fatomable ‘lesan deine Asktoneetiem, CHENEY, BROTHERS 4h Aree ted 1th Stet ‘The New Jersey Zine Company, 5S Wall Street, New York For big contract jobs consult our Research Bureau GRAY GEARLESS A Letter from Gifford Pinchot The House of Collier HAS OPENINGS For sons of men who read and believe in The National Weekly. BOYS Sitar dew of dein work thar esi’ them 40 wnte today and ask for cur plan P. F. COLLIER & SON | ate wes 36h Sie New Yat Cry | | Moni Sab Deg

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COLLIERS FOR APRIL 4, 1914 , SSE | a | lé Matis” wacko! | METZ 22” H ae Tas Eats | ef the ender Sey ny kind, for the “entre” eight 33s of the coment Winner of the 1 Glidden Tour [ kmex I MAKES 4 DESSERTS JELLIES ! PUDDINGS SALADS commas sworn | PULLY GUARANTEED MAYONNAISE ~ DRESSING SHERBETS ICE-CREAMS | ‘CANDIES —— a es =| Redoe Book FREE, *)} for your groce’s name, Pint Sample for 2 cent stamp 50% Saving With an Underfeed FV TNTEGIAY UNL2 a Inna

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u COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, 1914 Diamond Squeegee Control means com- plete mastery of the car—under a// condi- ‘ons of the road and weather. oem pRothachild & Company (cory Thus, skETCH {em tnd dy permanent! corde at Syne

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I] JN these days when H hosiery—silk or very thin lisle—the PARIS GARTERS No metal can touch you button andelasp shown J) between rubber: can't possibly tear; holds with al lute security pans Garten ere Unexpected! \ “Why, John, you said it was an oid house!” “And so it is. But the painter has been at work. ‘That's the difference.”” A house is only as old as it looks. A house painted in colors tastefully selected and with paint mixed of Dutch Boy White Lead and Dutch Bey lineed ci looks new, an lone resins hat lok of irene ‘Sech pit wears long and smoothly, without cracking and scaling CConmlc your pumer at Jobn dd is” Make your howe new. No ‘her improvement u sasfacory can be made forthe tame mane) Write for our Paint Adviser No, 75 —a wroup of helps, Free NATIONAL LED COMPANY tefore you can_appreciate the dainty. delicate Aavor of MAPLEINE! Many delicious

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26 COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 4, 1914 Business Opportunities Typewriters, Office Supplies Stamps, Cains, Post Cards Real Estate samira rimming br ie a ‘Motion Picture Plays Card Writing ‘Short Stories Duplicating Devices 2Ee eS ore eee = Seep bree ce poke ES i F Se oie - JOBS High-Grade Salesmen Agents Wanted Speier eee: Agents Wanted gr a eae ee Ly Rater and Information etn A Berens To, Gera Digitized by Google

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COLLIERS FOR APRIL 4, 1914 a ae ae meat not Unseen Forces Behind Your Telephone 7 telephone instrument is a common sight, but it affords Starrett pe tise he magic of macantal epost by Combination Square — Here’ chanic thou should oot of Unse materials wpason Ba thst ef comtrceting the tlepoone pane Telephones ‘enuphtonngnround “ shen Sfam000 Bes ened which wih ai. os iy 4 Conduits ct aia) tiene NG: mo ERP Basie eager SS Sick : set all over this country, and strung with wires and adie wares bao the peat ie tere ‘kept in running order #0 that each 4 subscriber may talk at any time, anywhere, AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY AMO ASSOCIATED COMPANIES One Policy One System Universal Service Give Him 15 Minutes a Day (PRIVACY, AND LEAR How to Speak in Public ‘A. SCHUMACHER & CO,15 Gis, Baltimore, Md

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38 COLLIERS FOR APRIL 4, 1914 The Humorous Side of an Earthquake: By LOUISE POND JEWEL Statement Made in Compliance with the Act of 4, Congress of Augus LATION. FC, IMMY Pipe joy is yours right off the bat if scouts. t Samoa wren you'll beat it to the nearest shop and buy ssid ‘some Prince Albert. Here's tobacco every man can smoke and smoke all he wants without a tongue-bite. You'll be one of millions of men who, through pure joy, call PRINGE ALBERT the national joy smoke ‘Sach smokings, such jimmy pipe sun- oar J. Cotten, New Yo “hod” of yours. Take our say-so, jam it brimful of P. A. and make ‘some fire, and you'll join the Prince Albert band in your town before sunset! Never forget that PA i emnachy tobacco. If cant bite, because that bite 1 cutout by a patented proces! No other tobacco ean be lite Prince Albert!

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You, Too, Should Wear Holeproof Hosiery A Style for Every Occasion A Grade for Every Purse FORE than 1,000,000 men, women and children know that the won- derful success of Holeproof is due to an unusual quality. Every hosiery advantage is provided—in sty/e, comfort and light weight. ‘The guarantee of six months’ with every six pairs of Holeproof is only one of the reasons for its great popularity. Another reason lies in the result of our pol- icy of constantly watching the World for every hosiery improvement. And our ability to pay the costs of adopting the best lity that is made posible by our great volume of business. FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ‘We send for the World’s finest cotton yarns —Egyptian and Sea Island. We pay for these yarns an average of 74c per Ib. Common yarn in this country costs 32c. And we have lately imported, at a large expense, a great Swiss machine to do our own mercerizing because this machine adds a beautiful lustre and 22 per cent more strength to the y Don’t you want such hose? With all their advantages, they cost no more than com- mon kinds. “The genuine Holeproot is sold in your town, Ask us for the deal- cers’ names. We ship direct where there's no dealer near you, charges prepaid, on receipt of remittance. Write for free book that tells all about Holeproof. See if you, too, don't want thie style, comfort and ulizgrocd Tiwsery Compenys 8 Church Alley. Uiverpook, Fag

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In this Number The Opening Installment of a New Serial The Tyranny of Beauty By “Jane Bunker” The “Easy” Rich By Isaac F. Marcosson Picking the Flag Winners By Billy Evans TESIIL webeOa SuiPs.

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ItS the Tough G _ that Prev This picture from a photograph she w the G ‘Tread Tires on the rear wheels apercame the uid of tim & ‘on the front wheels. raphe sets Tires @ The B. F. Goodrich Co. 8535 ae alherelisnothing incoodnenAdventising thatisnsinGoodricl

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 For “hard-to-fit” men OME men are hard to fit in clothes; some just think they are. There are certain types of figure, how- ever—stout men, short, stocky men, big tall men—that require special designing in clothes. We make special sizes and models for just such figures; the lines are different; such a figure could easily be made to look ridiculous by a designer who doesn’t know how. ‘The slope of the shoulders, the turn of the collar over the short neck, the curve of the lapel and the front of the coat; the placing and spacing of the buttons; the size and shape of the sleeve; the shaping of the trousers; these are the things in which our designers are artists. You see from our illustration examples of the way we deal with such matters. We give every man, of whatever size or shape or age, the Kind of style and fi he should have; and we put all-wool Giri and the moat perce toring into the clothes Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers Chicago ‘ New York

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. COLLIER'S FOR APRIL Acting: “I alt comme face fou” and the Thome to aol qusrveling Ste lft the fee my cron set my nit fore Poe mo aloe to be Dore nt a ection alten foe Tame for what heprved eats, That bleh my Santer ba aoe fm whch bebe se ite hme at the rely tor aa Pas Pos {he mame eine ome Bo doubly te a i swtatioe nt aah it the He Why ld give her a etlar wt we se he oy mo ba eres at few ays thew women, ‘awe to rh tact the a ons loge id ry to erowd or mere oth werkt oe enlton, was sp fer with oa me vi rarest ely fon te perwon nase wee {iva ber avty. ad thought the ‘Wor mated it eof herpetic a Charatan virus Int T basen SM okie noun ee ‘ht me tie er ese ture o "ANT Gow be that sway oe tnt wee ate ote home fom schoo ew te Into ‘he Alten. thrast'« seer ate Be ‘vith something wits, wo wmadods “Lanka hat i etme hath think Then ge het Boe ve for tan ‘a wa Ih the bots” “realy Moe grew," romented iy arundmotber som “aiet i wa saweea iver Ws aly hog atewse—the se "it That ok eons eas make eomey sete this, 1 can tan extent Co a ‘rome yt ok a ith s er the "Mneh Sos Kew rk women di "Phe ‘borne thle = hen he let cb rete ‘My aunt sailed ut ages “Yow tein Te tester ot aot fal ot 9 toe ‘erat thie inate Wt fowls the ska, at not ome Sethe oer preturstions supa se abt eg Ieee HE they col buy the fea to proiuce > Evers You ot eae eg ald red, of rare, Hoa Se we Ste Teter that fsned ctr. and sh desert ieathin for heretf nd seamen generat. though oe anpting ne™ otf atetine to dene ‘at an was eochanteh at the ‘uty thease tt Dad semethiog tke 4 tab {gate takes the place of the oar wanes dase uc ty the wtf «pe an tie now a Bi {it te exact sett amlomte the creamy Ie dies The ‘etn the ces ey ti fevtetoa’ a, suctine ter dome Ne two hi ‘Toe fata whatecer they ape ming be mele Soy hata ie fat ‘Sule withthe ails water. "et secre tne cents tio he fale wove red ‘at ta i the ate ‘when Tate rmentiy work to ety sah of raw mera pare fier for seared Jar of iia twenty eet ecw sie ir ome The Jar i iri eotereeon tw lary atl ey {ten eros the alt emda ‘lth ter pture tn the center, «ilar tows ‘he remain Yo rent tt laste "artiste when ready fo the trae 1 fetal for iwi xh wa se the eeu he eed en white Ja vn otal she ange the elo nk, aed sroee det fr th orate a ‘ream mld eter hho ale ed the see Si tinea ye to mate te Jr tf uke dq, ie Hed the nest Jury uy th fale ition and tae Sid ecto than eve The frye Hho Uitte fenton of meee Sev Te att dotae aero the fugit to aja we the ik Jar hd ‘csiinethers nedtons were Fete a Za Foo Not 8 Comet pk Jae Wt pre re fa went with the wif fore af Weta rahe St the word bet met te eves Wal defen the pce toon ten [omen ecrgr set ire ones ect tory oe ns Steps atthe rant ne ews Se evenness MY shat “cnarae 4 dolar for 6 epi us worth of perfumed iz tt te what al ‘de fuente ey hey” wml toeh It ith x foie” Av they” ake the, a ‘eenld sor father ute sehd Hf bel ve 10 se a {hf his use In nich tee kine wth he ‘ett bese could ave sah ten ae tna oe, SSeemcche hee brah se sete: "What te eer “at don't iter the pence at goatee chaning Digitized by Gog!

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 7 yon a cont, ane thats mimi catch phras atttdes, jlo mtb fel 18 maki cream, whic ap te hie te 1 ot tet tesa ae fen re tute to reise? at the sume the heme Tee ‘vith mete ie mney ade ty at ome toe tiny mone ae oka at evar Hea ‘owe oe ‘the iat there wee ony tae ‘come wh ‘said "ae eet hres tela’ ola re ‘ia we ‘ind fall Sost whew abe mieht ave made fm he hat wf apne ‘rten another nature clashed with be We to key sree Nature hn let te vote hitimate Uesioese"; she Wanted my Mn) Ail a Is compen (Co

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COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 Picking the ities Winners

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COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 ° he “Easy” Rich By Isaac F. Marcosson [3 Fe who bens that be wa

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 11, 1934 u The Shepherd Man - A Story for the Eastertide yileyy ‘| By Bernice Bicknell HLLUSTRATED BY ARTHUR & BECHER gees oe, drar Lad, hit man all he's done thats wie “eet Plee deer Lard don't hard hi“

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL World’s-En EES eee? sve un alee In watery." Riven the fulthful Mex He sumer ie shar ana Tut bythe ae of Owen, dar ta het ‘ace nova fallen Umineatty Intn the es teen ales" of otiwnstion Muste ay ‘whe’ twa Ment the sof show fron the: wea Breas sie eth na one ‘int that she ha wen Ant hee dev ha oa; bn devas swith mo oc fear alco sve tetbling rr ba oe Tati whle Hace at refuge the heed aves mt heat nt maw hers ne abe ht be he Sei, selene sit fa Shee ie pel wen ‘Skah ate ae Ree, It only pare {ingot Whew ton set ave ay sterin: nod the esi ese wih it or "Ria che nett het thomght neyo stl woe drew forth ‘te freed ee mid ye ber. Tine soe Bie state te hor i dea pete, anther a terete Vivklly there rashelt efor ber the ses of her oi tether tlt bor aaa rem wth Ehapler XX—= Peace satiate By Amélie Rives (Princess Troubetzkoy) aa be Sveti bt Atonzo Kimmaue fel s ‘ worshiping him moe? he lassen ft kath {tn ae f'n eile ance satot the shortens of 3 tho Fah hat rr fname eld he regen that bees teen intl earn aun fenlee ant ieting she wah te te them how com win. For one Immortal moment more than. to Foose the wibt grate of love for ows the HE gest morning, sboriy after bvacast Owe ‘sn ran ad thee waa very serie and porta ‘Tee tay cue cM amd gitterine” From a oy of Seid bien soul om ware tenets rere bby srt Waring sane ‘eet om the tvety sf sing wit the eer st (TTS es stk Medea ite a he wake, Worlds att wow uted ha el aut tei him, oot ay from oder ‘he sutra opti ih tare tnt) the erate Worse Ue Hf wp ae eget tee oy ae eit Tavis ni fe wor oe teat onal rad fatale, “There came tenn quckenlne of all le wet skin te the estate tn wich ha draw are from er rscer hath the matte Baw ‘Men W wine force of tare tblety~—an arama to aztee anit “revere an ihaosoawent, ty fal vmscnonef we Sat tenon got ramets opr Parse nine tre i trath As they "entered the et el Ioan te manta tae tur hm tha 98 he tk tat ame ta pecation to yeetron t Sa el oe, oH ny i ay “They wad kn le ter ne ri Mit 7 wnat te oa etn Say the " at Me Yeas." al ke I a ese tome, Me et ether," ‘Then'T wet ow Hee he hy azn te the ene, “ow here,‘ oun Hh Fe ext the alto hat yo want to ach me Shall ft for gon?" “Pian ye nat tes the chascw tre tha oma, Year Ri A at mies matters then i Digitized by Goog

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“ COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 11, 1916 ‘At the the shitoe letmrey pulled oot a ee of 8 yume. Suppenen si van a yore unl dee vork- Ki te te the mbt ronal trade. he nee ad wet tn pe freon mabe yu detente penne Seat ea women eit fnta'm small she be wae al Nace vortiores ke fot, cher Fosand gif ea Icheceful_ representation ‘of wnilerground’ iat HE frm of lower & Gotta at eon ‘ait coments ose Kevsiel be SE oe famosa nels "ThowaN bead ‘day. dient ct ‘To tt vero pied tah ina ser bala et thle {We tat hor to a tale wher tone ‘tr were tigen satan tip fu alata msn, hs sae ‘An worxperte. ease Ha mi abet, at vos nad bat ha TT Gas ay hte i tet aan ‘Yate to Baht mink to I dice tae "Aner fom oun Rete {he unlon wa wt nla ft tice thet sith the inate of what he wae ‘as Ie to nwt the oubcblenee of Mnmor’s bale Norm ‘oa nea he sah Satna ate sera Cowan tne ee aa ant Beet ‘stoping tens Sat mates me alt ot trbien? etd “yea Yowet the father, ot tee at Tet dt oy tose dor neve wt at vies aber pea attien si rie—e Fe nl Sema navice? Shame on ‘rem, ox mote crt ti pot Marah aif yew" Urcfercore er det msn Gunmamumeate tes lenin, mene? Yall? Yankel it ‘ht ete oar be Ht ‘cer Becher te radlant Aer dangers Sieve tesntens nd mms Tone he tar fever togeee ne tothe gies ‘ste the wanker. Nis conteneat wae ope ster he renmtrate

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 Thoughts That Theol erate tigi By George Fitch Ig cna iced Ne thr in the tart ine, bat IC ne a reat oper Upon ihe presratal brand of hope? Beacon Lights of Obsewrity Getting Ready for 1992 ‘ri ent 1 in rani oe " Sores iy af wey ve a 3, hee "ee heat evening Our Highest Explosive { . Be Sil tet Tarzana ates ate 4 tie’ anni sometogeoas Never vitae fo be elmee mtee 7 Ne arto bas kor On the nears am syed fever "The ert: of ml vet toy 8 dass work hehehe te work tie ction Bea

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Death the Adventure EARS AGO Marrenuiser wrote a poiguant ttle drama, “the Tieath of Tintagilen.” Vet the play never reached. the iw New York tHll the other day. Probably death is therein symbolized a8 40 Tnexorable aud fright Aiud the Workl has come to estect as more precious the ets a fa death wit tine volvo when he san of one who dies soung: 1 Ip the Mahest ptf eng be pases at se Po the walet and chet fe oeurety urea, te trumpets are han se feds Of Bey ta vn narred, fal ash a fow cen ohle worl tromblingly over hee sc tt ‘ah all of triumph tn those four Lato words: Lav? thy Saviour eometht Buow isu over and over spoke of seath a= some ‘ailing asad against which the brave soul may prevail. Prom Ruowstve to Baunie seette n loug atep, but no one can forget how Preven Pax, In the pl mn of death, The ising "To die!” he ctlel, and there was the thrill of anticipation voice; “ta diel Thue be a pretty big suet of an adventure?” Treaties and Tolls and Moral Tests 1D WE GO TOO FAR when we sai that the man wh the English Tanguage a te! In the Has:Pauncefote Tr Sif maaiutain that we have the Fight to exempt our cous from Pannina Canal tolls, “thereby” proclaims ix ow moral status”? rx seem pained by what thes regard at ‘wan ereeping up to hit; he was tod that he had to die ie gnme Tov the frve-tolls law, Iesty of poxpee That a ivy of the Bt, Louis "Mire “Mirror.” ix mere bluster, Vow ean't beat the Golden Ite.” SAVorkt® calls ow utterance “a eouciae and correct ‘eas. What Citsani sail has been widely approve tritedzed by many peop thie reeont, Maybe we were wrong after al fave thing? Maweis Liane honestly believed h ‘ud he threw: he ks sty believed that the rotten borongh sxatem of existence of the Ihave moral right Ireland to is D that we ‘caal tolls without com tnitting any aet of bad faith Barnes and Root HE NEW roses En enatar next fl Ailate for delegate at Mirge to rexise th Contd tes met be fous conpetely Re trea het ee re vere high resent exsetiy he same things. ‘They are the in the nomination of ‘Tarr awl noe control th forgawiaation, iy stieking to their une and vill up a very: sett By masynerading a radicals tal Slaten ‘sates aa mpg ot Un the unerbra ngresiven evan for votex, thes will koe wow ate furever, ‘The i worth csi Polite Language from a Candid Friend “Mails” suggestion is with reat seriousness, eat 1 * of yore dct wea hn Ht ends with American Homicides and Mexican Murders EARST'S CHICAGO “EXAMINER” coutaine au amusing study page of recent asa be printed a Rvp or A. th Paiu’s neve on the Mexiean alivel iC “sixty-four anew and women sali sd tor page is publishes an article F. AKtD Is ad Co for Law ei) Slates teach of these articles is deeply depressing in eat bination they are grimly humorous. Senator Fats’ lst, abe sould a, covers the crimes of aluwnt four sears, or a eouslerable part af the Taft an well a one year of ofthe 1 be Anverieuns, aa sone of the Inullets Myingg from battle fields near. which uecemails of unnecessarily, expend themselves, We de ajologiae for either Vita or Hctara--set facts are feta, even bunt Mexico, But fet us quote the bn ef AKED 1m the sir WORT Raw yor hie iste, bru “huerions’ wae and iste ‘me of aren in te fear 301, we ete were raes" [in Aeron tre wre wane) of pation, ania fet earth ast for wih rele sic great ar feito tute, thet Sere 148 hanes Rin for Bo Sale there were 18 criti I a Lambe. Ke. with toatl ‘Somer tt stecithog wich ‘he aid were. wel Gitwn ts the State Deyarturnt he ‘ainde rouning coments ar be. wet Sion, Sn thatthe Sate Depart= ‘se te vit air Heat leet et te he worn Nota ‘Suracte, be weil Kner ux that both Hevea and Vitia are pikers when com seman. N Hester are down on therm? tu is quoted tasers newnpaper aa saying? “The defeune of, moet “he impasity wil whieh rime a interegig al ite anger va hae hunre sears ag ‘The painting, whieh

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Rose-Watered Smut fow MANY PE than a newspaper paxe, has for a good whieh ‘ail is called "The Pansbanger Raphael dollars jw Jot of fat ely wondering A tes pa fantse the mones fx Mr. Worst (ida! street railway?) ad 30 ‘ove wonders. ‘There is no municipal art gallery em than $100,000 would build ove. A. good) many’ worthy painters Hot ye ‘could be subsidize! on the Incotne ron $700,000 talk about worth st se then? a derived fram the Greek, whit ean “tat rn weslanger em? Oncrie art apes lire vim fuatinets ¥e ‘ually do Tt the ease of University scholars? The eulowment of f reat museum, preferably oue alveady in existence, to the end that it should [purehase moern works of art in the life Time of their eveators, would be aM al rable way for some millionaire to dis orge the wealth he bea Httle ashamed ‘OF making at the expense of stray hang: tere an storkownlng widows. Th tdhowe of et works by living a ‘wild not onky atimuate interest in work of toiday—it would mean a reat eal to the painters of thix generation ometine de hears looexpoken per iow the sae tig ore touidagt water, pen Hl be alwst alway prev by the isin Sor Tor public "auien” ever eeu the kvel af sone of thaw the aveler in South Ameren seo, 1 will ie has ened the taste by gradually lecomiig tures to these eraftily mnkea view Mins. What ia wirong injection morbidity: that eomet from ap ‘a Brwonig too Hong om the Putting It up to Burleson MIE WINDING CP of the Unite ows mention Mr, Wiest Mr, fom tox (the Philadelphia lavever), oe the Tate Th iatew Express Company bine high reef the auuhigultien 9 the arvel post station, ‘This. paetienlar pee compu ance he pot snd pee Kenator Ti AMI ALTAIAN, OF dP. Moons art patron” Abwurdity of abun uch men are wot patrons ofa ‘only et ealers® atar evatomers. Un 9 far as they patronize artints at all, they atronine the great nnien of the six Principle of the okt Reptlicnn Joarty atthe bright of (te power. 10 over ite pss, 1 1 es shopa-—whereas the trie Pt ittrot [uty for the freshly: paines eanva abel Twakes it possible for the painter to ko ‘isl paint auothor. What fey a ali With the work of hi owas the HE Vice Presidential Philosophy nin Presi were gi x Conny oa the publi, while py the Tae e farts of Mate, Tie ea Sor goad fe Ueweral Meets li a the feta CELERRATING his sixtieth birthday lost month, Vice about puurvel-pont expense and reeipts instead of moe sane of then Ne Sen Certainly Not the White House Ewe fad mention of ly the Capitol hee We wish Mr Matstiaut only what it fale and peaceful, bot if be hsken many more of his charueteristic xpeecher there will be some ‘unkind enomgh t say that ‘hich wing? Resurrection foes ot I a oe OST OF UX ought to be heenly interested in death, fr we : meer bive ig aes We bane eres emchel, er The Essential Thing rorered up fe wit jeeduier are witin we. The OR PH 20 ot seer K. cman net bk aa A tie comany oui lute ing teh" a seule worth ea italien eae Und ren fume at cose aud evasion: "For she felt recone eh scented the WN, and Wanted: A Miracle WO OR THREE ¥ fouuided on thie iden His personality has 9 treme ‘arian moleen miracles are worked Prayers erowiled with ‘Alvost Wank, for ever He contained in them hue miracalotey fared one : into blank paper. What would happen if a miracle of this sort . ‘down helt signal of distress rel i Wash. and what would be Teft of the Tacoma pores A reader of one ont there sends we a marked cops four patent melicine advertisements, many of them onfinars. all, and mean, taking ritiealonsly excessive claims ‘Dasteiting fem the wer alribes He Sameen fhte of the present ene reaction aginst their fate with 9 the radereot newspapers wha do the protesting against these advert ain, eal! thelr subortiuates fan phan ‘cvervione goes ont a hero—to win, Like Kitutso's luttouons old Roman general, they become “song aygait anions the frampetn” Tn flood time a telephone call mas tient wifes a dentrae: to many people, amt 1 gi evo Hho meena % fomidations, iver walle off into the ets fave what air there oes year afer year—these people might easily We thought of sass ononest human antinsla, tnt here

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18 COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 if ee ~The Conquest of Cucuracha New Tokens of the Progress at Panama IN ANTICIPATION of ft tart arin of hase Poet hari bard mash Repent, A Lock Chamber Serves as a Dry Dock

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7 COLLIERS Fo} Ag —The Warner 5 imall other circles, the most prominent members of all the country club A ee REE prolemion ihe most sorbic men secocabe, Ieisdete tod women of ageland—che eters whoconsurate "A ‘eetful cones of the mvamborihip of wok famosa exCaHve SST ggych, CUgtal SAN lube gr The Lambs, and The Players all ometers they Sarr Wf the magnetic type Warn the complete excunond ‘Automobile shows car tanker eal advantage. Each car is: perlocten as posit At the grand opera in all the large cities only the Warner Auto-Meter was found on ll the high-priced cars ing at the Horse ct the tnat jeter Was practi at the Hotel Aa ‘All but one ‘The cars that continually’arrive and depart from such netic type Warnet fashionable New York places as the Waldorf-Astoria, joet one ae the Plaza, the Ritz-Carlton, the Biltmore, Sherr Delmonico’s, are practically in every case equipped with carried a centrifugal spea) a Warner Auto-Meter, At the New York | It is, the same at all the fashionable hotels, theatres, Grand Central Palace= clubs, churches, banks, weddings and all great soc! 205 ears out « functions, in all’ the prominent cities. It is the same at netic Type Speed Cars that carry the Warner Auto-Meter AUTO# Stewart-Warner Speedometer Ct a

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vPRIL 11, 1914 =i

Pad Hanh Fl ee Auto-Meter Dominates ~

Wee cite, hi tn Cag Anmochan Shnttald tnCob fee weil eel te wee, 208 cn of 248 cared eM i ver the fashionable world __ netic Type Speedometer. Peters theres mare neice nemctle MipaeeteLge DEMME Used tO Fetlable centrifugal speedometer upd universally, adopt tgeellent barometer. Here Riche here is an interesting facts the few ic earn to the very best facturers who equip their cars with, centrifugal instrt hhed and equipped as near iments do so purely for money-saving reasons, ‘They mA skimpon the equipment at the expense of the car buyers » They know the centrifuga is an Optofedat tht they putt on for the sake of saving some m ‘The: Magnetic. Speedometer costs thet considerably tore than any’ offer speedometer, nally fac that today no automobile manufacturer, who has the interests of his dea epectve cat sarerwive eauiped. Te Suverala heart, wil iy to i hi care wil any other er. nit s Magnetic Speedometer. The list below shows that mobile Show held at the the best cars all use the Warner Auto-Meter—the world's finest and most accurate »peed and mileage indicator 7 carried the Mag- It the car you intend to buy has a Warner Auto- te < Meter, you may be sure it is a Quality Car. Cars that carry the 0 Warner Auto-Meter | : ALTER

ration, Factories: Beloit and Chicago Th aot os

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2 COLLIER*S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 2 OS et: The Tyranny of Beauty any tay bere whe ihe woman wa tary Ht iy se stp aba When a fellow's got his pipe in his mouth he don’t have to saya lot o° fool things. It gives him @ chanst © think up suthin’ wath sayin’ qptiot F* Rit {T, Joe: that's what the cole president was driving at when said that the thinkers of this country were the tobacco users. If every considered his words for ha pipe full of good, old, slow burning be fewer words spol 'd be kinder, wiser words ‘ Frc bate VELVET, the Smoothest Smoking 1% e toon ie Fobacco, is mellowed by more than 2 eo d So Re years’ ageing. All the richness, the mentee Tobacco,” is brought to paren by F Ton Nature's own method—patient : ageing. It's what we keep in VELVET, that makes it a cool, fragrant, friendly smoke. Ask for VELVET The fellow who wsed to bully the | ile bars returns and. ech, one of hs former seins

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 BROS in Jat reitest Light Gr A Better Car for Less Money ERHAPS you are one of the thousands who visited and admired the Vulean display at the automobile shows this season, Possibly you said to uy: "This is a splendid car—at a very at e price, Tt has classy lines, and all the up-to-date equipment, including eleetrie lights—with « real unit power plant—powerful and speedy. Your price of $750 for the “Speedster” is * right! "It is the lowest price at which a man’s size car coan be built and built right. ‘The ear appeals to me but ‘can you make deliveries Ifyou ean, its the ear LW Not an Assembled Car: for yh ase ody and joel Vu baste want nvible dealers If sur leat dealer i ted up with ther line of ears that prevents ling the Vulcan, i tat the highest dorcel ae in toh ith This tthe enly Bay iments duly. Wercan and will Wiany reummeite deaenls you soak an wr for ths ear Wie wr Wie Talay. THE VULCAN PLATFORM 31a 5 Soke 5 Whetbane “Speed St Wheolbave “Touring Car” ‘TramamintionSelectne Siding Gea, SSeeae erard and Teves) Setar Meck Stet Gene ‘Tod Sec end QD. Rise Ss The Vulcan Mfg. Co. PAINESVILLE, OFiI0 $0. Drawer C477

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Coutiems row avast a3, 4 _———— World’s-End —_iel3,"un? sy TEST IT seratniing he ie at fa renin the, wernt Mut P, & F, CORBIN NeW WHITAIN, CONNECTICUT Two Plugs InOne [Look at che smaller la This hows be tlconed chee pty’ aut of the poreeain shell which protects the mien om 0 Porcelain is olspeoot, but at best is fra ile Mies Is unbréakable, but reat ahve ah ‘Thus, the Blitz is doubly insulated, combing the vis ofthe mica plug the porcelain plug without the weak of wher, ye to make assurance doubly sure, over ails placed an outer jacket ofthe tough er ee ‘stan stronpest porcelain obtainable ioe Even should both porcelains be broken, : ecien ee the sleeve of mica would sll keep the pack jumping at fll strength, That is why i is own and case hardened. ‘The top tts heavily mickele ‘ Por service, appearance and farhfaines, the Blt Spark somely the Bhez Spark Plog is Bibbed. Ploy iy"nat qealled ocr The outer porcelain jacket—fnished in guarantee tap 1 ata fichbronzebiue ivesaddionalstcngth every log —a ua find sundinese- protecting the nner plug gaint detroraton, {tor meisture and breakage. ‘The shell faire thowgh defective ma {Sof cold rolled steel, carefully polished tera of workmanship. A very good reason why you should equip your ear with the ‘Blitz now and end your spark plug troubles pt a oe te basa en Soncal ie Tor tassrein, Ee abt Richart? Ask your haniware or accesory dealer. All sles $1.00 ererychere. If your dealer does sot have thom send his mame and $4.00 fora et of fou plugs. ‘a Shain pa ‘THE RANDALL-FAICHNEY CO. 88: BOSTON, MASS. | SiccF iis! Make of ri Thr hte Pe fr time nd tr

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 2s After 10,000 Miles We Require Reo the Fifth to Stay New This is why Reo the Fifth has 10 long held a unique and envied place. It is built for extremes of serv ice. Built by a man who for 27 years has been learning, what ears ‘must stand. Test cars with this chassis have been subjected to hard usage. They are run at high speed, night and day, on rough roads. "After 10,000 miles of this use and abuse wwe take them apart and inspect them. And we require that vital parts show little evidence of wear. Must Stay New Every steel formula, fication is based tests, The qu will serve for one season, Not what is safe under normal condi- tions, We require every gearand bear- ing, after 10,000 miles of reckless driving, to show up in good con- dition. Then we know that you won't have troubles. We know that your car will stay new. Then, to insure this super- strength, we have steel made to formula. And each lot is ana- lyzed twice. We havea four- story laboratory fortestingevery part and mate- rial. Each must meet the stand- ards that we fix, based on 10,000- mile tests. Our Radical Tests Gears are tested in a50ton crushing ma- chine. Springs are tested for very speci- 1914 MODEL 100,000 vibrations. five tests, lasting 48 hours. All driving parts must stand a test for 50 per cent over-capacity. ‘That is our margin of safety We use 15 roller bearings to avoid the risk of ball bearings We use 190 drop forgings to avoid risk of flaws. In clo fitting parts we require utter ex- actness. Our clutch is of a very costly kind, It avoids the clashing of gears which so. ruins transmis sions. The gears are shifted by a light center rod—by a three- inch movement of the hand. This easy method of gear shifting is exclusive with us ines get By slowness and care and costly extremes we add 25 per cent to the necesary cost of each car. But it comes back to users, over and over, in longer service and lessened cost of upkeep. Now We Save $220 Now alll the costly machinery we built for this chassis has been charged aj previous output. We enter this year with that item wiped out. ‘This saving, Reo the Fifth Now $1,175 Equipped with others, we deduct from our price—$220 in all, Reo the Fifth, with electric starter, last year sold for $1,395 equipped. This year’s model better equipped, sells for $1,175. Mainly as a result of clinging for years to one perfected chassis ‘That a car like this can be built at this price is the marvel of the times in Motordom. ‘This Year’s Newness This year we adopt the beauti ful streamline body, now European vogue. We adopt the best type of electric starter and lights. We give you dimming searchlights, a flush-set instrument board, and all ish in equipment. We give stery, perfect finish, i. have made the beauty of this car match our engineering The Car to Keep Reo the Fifth appeals to. men who buy their cars to keep. Men who want cars to stay new, The demand has grown and grown. Last year's sale exceeded all rec~ ords by 30 per cent. And the evidence is that this year's demand will far exceed our outpu More and more, experienced motorists have come to de- manda car like this—the ut- most in an honestcar—the best that R. E. Olds can do. Reothe Fifthis sold by a thou- \d dealers. lame of nearest will be sent with, ‘ourcatalogonre- ‘quest. Gomens- ‘ure up this car. REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Lansing, Michigan Canadian Factory, St.Catharines, Ont. Canadian Price, $1,575

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26 COLLIERS FoR APRIL 11, 1914 fae ‘aod “Tien Oey tired and 8 eat D | “salir roppe tact oto ber chair ax yore fron Bis bene Md 1 tee Ber “ain. twitching Physicians, Lawyers, Professional Men— iene ie away Discussing the Prowess of Fathers ‘Sketches from Away Back Are You /Etna:ized ? | Every Wise Man Believes In the complete protection of his salary. He knows:he may become disabled by illness or in- jured or killed by accident at any time and those who depend upon him may suffer in consequence. He fully intends to find out about and always carry tna Disability Insurance To-day is Better Than Too Late ‘The tn Life Inutence Company, of Hartord, Com. i mationaly wall {eterded becouse of lu Financial Soundoces is Lived Pony Cortes is Rooney « a eatosive and its pally heldae recive execent Agency oruanaation pote teeher cad prompt

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t ConbensSeD MILK Is known and recognized in every Civilized Country as the Leading Brand of Con- densed Milk. Its principal use in all ands is forthe Feeding of Ifans, It is prepared with Seropu- lous Cate for this specific purpose. [No expense in spared to safe- quard the production of the aw mil from which Eagle Brand is prepared. Every sanitary precaution i taken at Dairies and Condensing Phants, with a Determina tion to supply a product that ja Perfectly Safe for the Baby. Send for our Baby's Book sand Feeding Chart—alio cur booklet“ Where Clean liness Reigns Supreme.” BORDENS CONDENSED MILK Co, “Leno Qs cs NEW YORK, Coutrer’s FoR ApRiL 11, 1914 First Choice for Over Fifty Years BeRey VARNISHES rat rearing Alon the sof ermine The jolt of your entire nen | weight coming down on your heels in a two-mile | shock as great as if you oF tn he nor ioe att [stepped off a 16-story eect | building CLillwand v0 21s 22%. lk gives you a total you wear heels of hard

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2s COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 Baseball Usher in Spring Frecstorsbie BY Dircady os orrt oo iy BED The General Says:— ‘This label is better than any fest of roofing. Tt means that our roofing has been feted in the making ané Certain-teed © 35, Roofing aaa —uaranteed for 15. years, with the responsibility of the world’s three Dige Je behind i teed is made with a soft properly ended, mineral asphalt cen= ter and hare asphalt protecting se face. These are. the slovwest-drying issold by dealessevery- ‘where, at a reasonable price. Manufacturing Co.

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COLLIERS Type your bill. Stop! FOR APRIL 11, It is footed—total proved This latest Remington time-saver ends a needless waste of clerical time From now on bills and state- ments will be written-out and footed-up simultaneously One operation does it. ‘The typist inserts a bill head the Remington Adding and Subtracting Typewriter. She copies the items. But look! ery time the numeral keys pressed, the figures are both typed and added. "The bill auro matically foots—with cold steel accuracy. If the typist prints a wrong total, an error-sighal at once call hale. The foatings will be as correct as though proved by a certified ‘accountant. ‘The bill—neatly typed and complete—is mailed without a ‘moment's time spent on addition, subtraction or total-proving. This marks a tremendous advance in billing and accounting. Hereafter, every moment spent in footing bilo wil be a sheer waste of clerical time ‘Thismachine does ‘your work your way Youcanstart using. it tomorrow—with- | out altering. your ac counting system in the slightest. ‘The only change Adding it forces is a change from hu- man inaccuracy to mechanical ‘Ths device shes the ting precision — from time-saving. The Remington Adding and Subtracting Typewriter is (1)—always ready as a com- plete easy ng typewriter, for letter writing (2)—always ready as a quick adder and subteacter, for listing. (3)—always ready for both rds and adding figures at one operation. This latest and He Remington tin REMINGTON TYPEWRITER and Subtracting used constantly in thousands of retail stores, banks and business offices—large and small The UnitedStates Sub-Treasury and the New York nance Department use it continuously Machines installed five years ago have paid for themselves over aiid over Spain, in time sived-—10 say nothing of errors caught before they were made. The Remington Adding and Subtracting Typewriter puts the ‘old methods of footing bills and statements into a past business age. he New Rem- ves more details, Tt is much 4ecp up with the times to catch up. ‘The Remington Subtracting ‘Typewriter can. be had. in any of the Remington Models shown below Adding and Each is a member of the fa mous Remington family. Each isa cor adding tracting featw and built so a8 to in- sure maximum dur- abilit Each has distin ve features d signed to meet indi- vidual requirements. Your totals are shown here as fast as the figures are Remington Typewriter Company, Incorporated, New York City (Branches Everywhere) For clear, clean, tyPecoriter results, nse Remtice brand leter paper, carbon paper and ribbons. Sond for Samples

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A Patrician Among Fine Watches Emerson once said, “Every man passes Sime e epee pees ee You can consider your searc you become Ported cfs South Bend Chaneiid Watch. Forte 1d will mean moreto you, no friend have a firmer ‘on your affections than this handsome trustworthy watch. Chesterfield ‘The Sath Bd Wath Compu, al Soh ek, a jew 1: Collier’s, The National Weekly, welcomes The Advertising Audit Association just as it has wel- comed every honest effort to bring out facts about circulation. Collier’s Circulation by Weeks ue Printnt Onder — Gros Cie’ January sss00 * ‘nase 9. P. F. Collier & Son, Inc. ME Plage. Childhood Forever Preserve the living 302 Sage of your cheno Motion Pictures which ygu can raj sours ie the Bei sb ioe Projectors $75.00 and up JAMES H. HARE {6 18th Street, New York City Childhood Forever

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL an, 1948 ” To the young man above all, “impression” is abig part of the game he must look well if he would win. Instinctively he chooses Styleplus Clothes $17 to give him the “making good” appearance and save him real money besides. $17 “What ie the sense of my paying $20 10 $25, or even more, for my clothes when I can get suits like theve for $172" you will sy if you vs the Seleplos Sooe in your town. “Why not save $3 to $8?” Popular with men ofall ages and all occupations. Style-+ all wool fabrics. Siyle-Fperfect le-bexpert workmanship Siyle-+guaranteed wear Styleplus Clothes Yom can uw gem Sept by he Lad the a the Taco he Merona he Granite pce Marvelous Typewriter ave rn — et The Bit Surprise Wrmets fate in ts sopzetienems tat "theo O morning kicks or lost trains for the man ‘who puts a Gem Damaskeene blade in Gem Damaskeene frame and shaves—he GEM DAMASKEENE RAZOR oust com plete with 7 Gem Domaskeene Blades, in fmoroeca case, $1.00, Atall up-to-date dealers | Gom Cutt ERE are the original four Bosch Plugs used in the famous Moline-Knight Test held under the supervision of the Automobile Club of Amer ‘Testing Laboratories, New York City, from Dec. 19, 1913, to Jan. 2, 1914, Official investigation proved them practically perfect after their two Weeks, day and night siege. Mere than 11,084,000 high tension Bosch sparks passed over the cS iss and got an adjust was odes of cach plug with faode daring the entire 36-hour run—that IS plug service. Thee Bhoch Plags worked in acompresion 3% higher than found in the fonrine. Harder scrvice than would be endured in 4 ott= tout of 14,700 ales at a speed of over 45 m. p.._ Few ‘motorats would subject «pg to ate like this in hree years of hard ‘Grvine, be those who dd, would Bind Bosch Plugs equal tthe tial Don't boy any old plug—buy Was for acting the Spar Pg Be Satisfied {$3.00 ach in U.S. fom your desler Bosch Magneto Company, New York ‘222 West 46th

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2 COLLIERS FOR That Foster Plug Prevents Slipping make walkingsaft fe well as com forsble—no more apne om wet leaks pavements ‘of polished ors. ad onde hs Comfort Plus Safety 105 Federal Steet... Boston, Mam Srectretrgaceaeee, Make a Motor-Boat of Any Rowboat in Less Than Oze Minnte ‘Any rowboat wil be a motor-bat you own an. vind Detchabte Rowbowt APRIL 11, 1914 Thoughts That Throb ‘bot improved in beat. Hs we ud tn The Great National Guessers ted fou ie Stierward fn meet Gat te se ce Teatan ortho tu le er

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COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 11, 1914 33 Faster!—Open the throttle —advance the spark—tramp on her tail—one minute to make it!—Easy enough, with a Continental, when you want to get there and get there quick. ) Ecor y roromy The Prudential A National Institution of Public Usefulness 323 Million Dollars {ishilien(acludiog Policy Reverve $isooniaee) | 297 Million Dollars Capital and Surplus, over ‘25 Million Dollars Amount Set Aside for Holders of Deferred Dividend Policies, over: 31 Million Dollars Dividends Payable to Policyholders in 1914, over + 6% Million Dollars Paid Policyholders during 1913, nearly ‘} 34 Million Dottars, ‘Total Payments to Policyholders, since organization, over 5-300 Million Dollars ‘Number of Policies in Force. & | 12 Million Real Estate Mortgages and Farm Loans, over + 5 92 Million Dollars Voluntary Concessions Paid Policyholders to date, nearly, =| -—= «1835. Million Dollars New Business '33°°.2:""* 481 Million Dollars Over Two Billion 406 Million Dollars STRENGTH OF GIBRALTAR Life Insurance in Force THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO., OF AMERICA ‘newpct Compa byte Stef Rw er FORREST F. DRYDEN, President Home Office, Newark, N. J.

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3 COLLIERS FOR APRIL 11, 1914 NABISCO Sugar Wafers |e ree Cat TH incomparable sweets are the most univer- sally popular ofall dessert confections. Whether served at dinner, afternoon tea or any social gather ing, Nabisco Sugar Wafers are equally delightful and appropriate. In ten-cent tins; also in twenty-fiver ADORA ‘Another dessert delight. Wafers of pleasing size and form witha bountiful confectionery filling. Another hhelp to the hostess. In ten-cent ins. EADY to wear. No “breakingin.”" There's || || comfort from the start if you wear Florshei High or low toe models— all made over || Shape’ lasts and up to $7. | | se emrccreen re NATIONAL sme wb syne | [A Gol Banda Smee ADORA BISCUIT ‘The Florsheim Shoe Co. ‘hte ec eae COMPANY: Chae USA. (LIE | $50 "3 ar Ole | foe he ten tat A The only reliable * woo: lighting system || |;:2; oiaeles seidocking i eylinder pam, Backed by a $n 00 auipped ‘gitar question for nfo awe Siete te the matt on We sn Pre OL He mateo sytem: Mews pci no ae ‘nis try ed re “The fit op. sine pa hat ‘htt ane that ot ee i 30-Day Free Trial it sponte ame Rd ot poles | They Watch His Hobbies ‘And it you koow the ‘Srte-your pure tnd addr bos SSE eS ees

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in Is The Spark Plug With Which AlvOveland ta are Equipped At The Factory House of Collier HAS OPENINGS tele in The Nations Weekly. BOYS who are desirous of doing work that means self-development can very profitably employ their time two to three days each week. Fa- thers can encourage thrift and. self-reliance in their sons, if they will urge them to write to-day and ask for our plan. P. F, COLLIER & SON ] te West 1h St. New York Gey COLLIER'S FOR APRIL t1, 1914 a The Shepherd Man pier Te, mae, op, feo gig it halt aa tretring 1 yom tal tara red with Barrett COLLIER'S The National Weekly * Vouwe 63 Are 11 Newman 4 * PF COLLERR & M0, tacreetn. ie 416 West Thetewnth Steet. = | Seve Fore City ‘Steel Fishii + ELY CASTING, Collier's Classified Columns | 4 Wet 1 8. New York Gi Canada,” Cuba y one 20 ear vn 0 coe 2 Beertociemtct te om * orice Sewscasrae—Chonge of Ad ‘apae tefore on before

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The best friend of a hostess is the Victrola The hostess who has a Victrola never need worry about how the evening will “go”. Is there an awkward moment after the guests leave the dinner table? A Victrola will “break th Do the young people get tired of general conversation? A Victrola will furnish the latest dance music and set their feet to sliding. Does someone mention a melody from the latest opera? Let us try it on the Victrola. Always there is the Victrola—the treasure house of enter- tainment in reserve—never obtrusive but always ready. Is your home like this? It might be—so easily. There are Victors and Victrolas in greatvariety of styles from $10 to$200,and any Victor dealer in any city in the world will gladly demonstrate them to you, Victor Talking Machine Ca, Camden, N.J_ U.S.A.

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Collier's THE NATIONAL WEEKLY for April 18, 1914 im. Practice By Peter Clark Macfarlane TOMO TIE Ne OUSEL By Hamlin Garland

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2 COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 18, 1914 Punctures 90% Less Investigations prove that with“Nobby Tread” Tires punctures are 90% less than with the average tire. The big, thick “nobs” on “Nobby Tread” Tires stand out so far from the shoe that nails, glass, sharp stones, etc,, hardly ever rei shoe. Study the “nobs,” their si kness, and the way they are placed, and you will understand why. And remember this—you have got to wear out these big, thick, tough “nobs” before you even start to wear out the extra strong tire tnderneath—that is one reason why experts call “Nobby Treads” Two Tires in One wear-resisting quality, the come of rubber, the methods of construction—all have intained in “Nobby Tread” Tires, and maintained regardless of cost and regardless of price competition. “Nobby Tread” Tires are the largest selling high-grade anti-skid tires in the world, and they are REAL anti-skid Tires. Based upon their remarkable mileage records “Nobby Tread’ Tires are now sold under our regular warranty—perfect workmanship and material —BUT any adjustments are on a basis of 5,000 Miles ‘Thousands upon thousands of veteran motorists now use “Nobby Tread” Tires on thei wheels through all seasons, because they are auch phenomenal mileage tires and real United States Tire Conmany DO NOT BE TALKED INTO A SUBSTITUTE oar wm Aero yw eer an spy on with “May Ted” Tbe ha a sco hand si hat Set Gen ay at cee ge sr ee

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 18, Seven Passenger Electrically Started Electrically Lighted Full floating rear axle Gtupy for a moment the strik- © ing picture which shows the roominess of the seating arrange- ment in the Studebaker SIX. Then consider the price—and then ask yourself where in all the world will you find a value to equal it! STUDEBAKER Detroit TL I i i ‘Buy It Because Its A Studebaker |

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We Are Building On A Basis of Quality and Service The real value of tire equip- ment to you is represented by the pleasure and satisfac- tion you derive from its use. We are building our busin not for the volume of today, but for stability in the years to come, and base its permanency on the degree of sat- isfaction w d ingiving y: the quality roduct, our organ- ization and our b policy.

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The President in Practice By Peter Clark Macfarlane

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 18, 1914 eit of his order. ‘That sete writin, seat frat, the motlon of hie sind wjom every sve ‘cumin hs ean tha Ta ent a hy vn hy ie carer he hd at An “Adopter of Reforms 1 will esplaln why for youre erecta On and Off the Party Platform HARK struck Aint hy the ‘a fant wth sich slmple twee that we ‘al him or reeeribte President Th wane ‘vanes shies i ee "wilson wt i eee ter His Forvien Policy! DW a year the emstry has bre durin neta what bt fe of te atta iin cn Te oeerery from : {Sire can he tai la etc ina ad ach

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COLLIERS FOR APRIL 18, 19146 a Following the Sunset Chapter II of “‘A Son of the Middle Border’’ A Personal History —By Hamlin Garland ILLUSTRATED BY ALICE BARRER STEPHENS yortmite NEW generation has arisen, to ‘whom the ‘th Civit War are aire

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Tampering With Truth By George Fitch Get Rich and How to Stay So» Kutt, Waite & uiens {aM ald F Mink PM morming hen din heres the vaste de hia yar they wae Kn The Expansic Tate

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a ae ANE, oS a Shee = CAMPAIGN of national importance is wagioge iu Wisronsin "The fares which have carried this mua! progressive of Amer san commnunvealths forward to achievements which are envied erswhere are i oreo ae now ce aan that UiXi have risen, The progressive f ‘alter showing that mont of the ltcrrases ane to be found in thine tora tases ‘which the people In the enuntiew and Yow have levied ajar the selves, Thaw npent more money it haw bong foinetising with the Fasuls, Tt bax the ireatent of American universities, thes fu The bent laws in all the Slates; tuost wonserful bly af experts ‘adiministering these awe. "Where," thes rk the peop to retreuch? Shall we evipp sersity? Shall we cripple the Hallway Comanietion? Shall we cripple the Te Alnatrial Coven? ball we erly pile any of these great connlasions?” While ecowonse be always to he eons seer a The voters will be ceed, the Tooke ton everywhere as a fest theie Intelligence. Wisconsin's Prosperity ISCONSEN fe in the heart ortho of a bbostness expwete show Hlmen, buch of the Sts Derity may he accounted! foe on the Erowid of her people intelligence. anit that iu vied throngh generation of stroxie fo fh temhited, when he looks at Wisrona Hh 14, whe ered He ote bon rhe 8 the Mah plac of the arth that he mit eat the Intense 0 the Welds: a header to sk ory the Fo aed Air" the Ay rok: tutto Al_amt ah nso. wi fata ‘nts soek rues hereof anand ets. wit the fa ie si tate tho Ut dein the pre ima the grate inc the revulsion stanulpnstens i Iie be was King of a porerty strc i oth pre w waked fat, kickes.” Bt far the W rionsly Kiekest aati the forces af Hight aad leading Panama Tolls and Freight Rates 1, SHIELIY SWETT of Washingt thinks repealing of the free rey with justi Thi seve fev in railway rates, Fer tone Rata’ rate rie, NE th scat be tt howe tha nome the whips coud carey the trafic for at wes. 1 be perfectly obxioue that the toll of 8 ‘nage eannot enable the railways to eampete the railway will not try to compete by cutting rates. AIT the freight sve i ata tra thee wharves ai tempt to beat the canal trae, say pest ner the will fx bythe enlting of railway rate water rate, They will they competi Collier's in Paris LAN is froma cable despatch to the {ak ening by Cxante Ins ams te be sored ot he Meat de arralenre Tie pete te “The Chet” ass Pe {ihe ape fa outset py ty of Commer aa ery, elle Ind at hat aries frprscborste iste ie sibs eta 8 al we reproduce bins on thin page— nas. We ane prod ie ewwings HOW the property of the Pren tee flicitate Me Gh tnecoma: bt wel rei Tist of contemporary Americans tepre sents nthe Paris gallery be tot ng tuatwon nf W. Dass IN AW. Bae ‘owes th Focren, Sain aren Pat tick Maenoxsie atts fanaa, DON arnt, at Te Nt occur 0 ral of these ave sculptors elec Fate ws pa ote honor to Mr, Civ, nce of Mac st Trial by Hysteria RENSATIONAL Prank ¢ Atlanta iva impressive abject Aes fi haw eh ght nt er AI te ‘ome of th lexnyaper opinion We has be tt, bt Ine the Supreme ur eww views npsin FHANK's Quilt oF Innocence ‘evils. His caneSetin hae beet rae “This ong be salen matt ‘aa fa ae that he Is evita ni sewerte the paishnest which the fave inpunes, Ht dos tot satis thea, Wh ‘uot The apes eouet which iiraved his conviction bythe ary hid fio pom abler vngin to determine that his eauvietion tut is to say that the evidence hw ayateny of le, HU Hs, of win whieh the Jory Now. the althoxpherw sueroaiding ve i whieh if was pretense for sariefs a fair ante person 11 wom an atmionpen of hysteria pronced tn tates ad fac rutin, Large ce information Tealing to the arvext May Prawns.” Heft the trial Hh ive of ro ata raested the whi wate giving ont ew” to tse grea enntion, de hat be strep ver enesational ad mise, ‘extris” wy cause ts fay of trial artis, the punpes. uy attiophere of qasion fesdene, Whe the jury bnongtin Ue AML yoeties fea that ‘he enna tht yeh in roneeilig attorney wie ‘ratited moh, A serit led pple interested ‘Mater meetings have beet ‘apparent, of creating ication form new teal a a wenliet of “not guilty” were rendere ‘The verdict being one of eonvietion, the an the hoes let Baas 1 whether sa the spp leation ranting. Iie eam git Neither are we Uf for a wew trial, the further exilesce fost ios the ‘Aizen will be > sed. HE the ve that andere at invaces aman, we hope the ‘Trial by hysteria be ot tri ey jury

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"NATIONAL WEEKLY. The Great Heart of Ireland Frater warnree nor who kept the saloons igo atackyanls district, sans daving his reign of th [No hour was too lite, no weather foo bad, nor was there ang thought ‘of rare o sect if he could help those in need. ‘This man kad fo1ooms friends an ‘onder: he might have risen nthe world mi glory of a mighty but his soul was greater than any’ ritual our world has known. Will the “Post” Sue for Damages? N THE BOXTON “TRANSCTIPT" w dramatic erithe (signing Mim self HK ML) writes as follows: Max Pow ‘lap exiwetly Me parte fiw the fly ao reporter the eyeing Pont teh, ot ht Tee Hw the “Trammeioes of New York) Aw, have a heart! The New York All vight, ani Ht deserves some of the aid about it, But to eal any pape een {0 pass the bounls of justidable Bilin Parnell on Asquith [TUNES Tite nevestse rose and nowbenr ae, that we rm ‘AW udcommonly pointe anee Meaneee ‘Amiveri, a a soung barvister fn his thieties, Fir Cieanuion Reinet defense of Mr Pans Pautia, and Tatas O'BRIEN were discussing varloas Kwglish state mea pole stecestors to Gkatmrun. Maid O'BRie Well there fe Asal arn. He bm orlng mask Some pple say he may be the suncra ae of the Ee ‘To whieh Panes ‘Yen Se, Anger t.8 coming man: bat ( do Jou thi in, Anette very eo te wit ak aust for Wwe Hale?” Mes Angew Wot trate att Howe le take ay wo fr that In 1911 one may ay wernt hie The Critic's Function OME ONE nays that the eritie haw the xame relation to literature that a flea has to a dog—-he infeala St and tives off Ht withont cither advancing’ or alorning it. But in our opinion it should be lsd that every once in a while he makes the animal seratel lives: In Quest of a Ballad CHIT BY INHERITANCE we ha uy Patrick Xpewses, Sherwood Porat whole Atha fine i that Mr fair Howamonds wor scattered reliqaes pourering’ehroniele Te isa fragment exptivating as fo the sunt regions, pa ‘rade, Soe [Xo kings nor paramour, no seta nor the Tearens, heckonting atlaws, figure i help = fy stich cern, ‘suppl ww stinriug marching song, ineluling, 4 possible, the muse The Man Who Made Money Out of It RATHER STRIKING PIECE OF NEWS appears in the New York “Evening 8 So far as we can see, there ix only one explanation of tha curious will Mr. Pia fl the fact that he hl mate bis pie by the Pesta he felt tht the wholesale seller to ba Confused Talk ENSTON CHURCHILL is a very helpful writer, but he onght rot to get off this sort of thing (as tn a rent atten): Auten al eg ak tthe Sone Azo Tao away cee wh the tag ait entrain sense of aber yore, al The hat ithe gunman sed te white saver and he ruom rails On, iE he mean it, hem religion and 1 brought religion hae wot been abolished A Statesman’s Grasp SYONE WHO WISIES TO UNDE feet after the person who abolished eunman, ete, Ax @ matter of fact, Te has never been ted. the Brazilian Wilderness, appearing tn * thor seacribex eversthing: the stare averted, the general Thy IM 1 the Tad een HF aultnal aad plant life, the Thumiaw tife whieh eam be factorm, ‘The og For this betterment ther mst be ver man's rasp of the jroble ies of comma alitiex cone ut in the fextre nt ‘oan say "We wtlkel a the aires exsthing of interest” will ja of Havny avn, ut yon feel ‘There ix 8 rough vivid ver about these WH, retey show uw a ma They tell a store “Breaking In” WEARS A GREAT DEAL shout successful people “breaking i" a certain town ot line of husiness. Wine trticles are writ ‘on the dificulties attending the process, and i ix lvew the aspect = ia moter wie we Took that of finding and Keeping people who eam be pronotyl ine of (he severest tents of an exteutive ix whether he hie ansone ft to xe rl him. At the reason ie as clear as the fart, The only hope of permanent anccess for even the most gigantic of our mer corpora tions is to get into their own rake the lenders of tomorron, those eho can thik avont rapidly ann see mont clenely. ‘The hat for talent never ceasex—where is the person who eat and will pat side all ik teach tidy these probleme through to a solition? Who will de this thing go? ‘The modern work will pay alewost any price for those who will de the worrsing sticresfully, All our tre rakes the nef in ya ener ate cir foreinge earl ertia, The selfabmorption af en terribly aloof and I teve that a man diligent i 1 one way before 3 —ZD ed by Google

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COLLIERS FOR APRIL 18, 1914 1. ——$—_—_—__——_ j The President in Practice dpe tint the Peetiea on oere at tinier with x very owe teins Aves fn “That is, 1 will if it won't make too much bother for you. Isn't this the maid’s day out?” | “Yes. But that doesn't matter. No trouble at all. I'l give you | Campbell’s Tomato Soup.” “Fine!” “Til make it as a bisque; oF with noodles in it if you'd rather. 1 have them handy.” Great! Do I get two plates‘ull2” “All you want. I've a dozen cans on the shell. Then some cold sliced—" \ “Never mind the rest of it, The starter catches me.” “Yes, I's so perfectly easy. And we'll be 80 cory. Doesn't that beat dining down town?” “Has it skinned a mile! The very thought of that soup makes me hungry now,” “L knew it would fetch you. Ready at six, sharp. Goodbye!” " ™ “Goodbye!” The Resurrectionist of a Party HOU GM he reset ny ot ta rae 21 kinds—10e a ean Not a Maw but o Means P50 nme my TE two th a msl stn fe Sorat rns i ss hinted st Inthe trot pas ‘a bat bent whne ld eateroe aa serial he lc Tech etesinetiensiale bo > SSS DS eae mess of te ‘tiga aueeefiy ew rie he wines to ee

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Let Them Get the Same Beans at Home Men who lunch down-town, in cities, find in countless places a remarkable dish of Baked Beans. ‘The Beans are whole and mellow. A piquant Sauce is baked into them. A slice of tender pork lies on top. Men like those Beans. Legions daily go to places which serve them. And many a lunch oom owes its fame to this perfect dish of Beans. Those places by the thousands buy Van "s. Even Broadway hotels serve Van For they cannot match this dish. They ind they long ago ceased to ty. VAN CAM PorkaBean: Ronee Wat ‘Alte Baed Without the Sowce The only way to serve such Beans isto do as they do ‘Vaan Camp's. The Beans must be selected by lab- oratory analysis. They must be tested by sample bakings. ‘The Sauce must be made from tomatoes specially grown: from cetain seed, on certain sil, and ripened on the vines. Then it requires rare skill to compose it. We employ forthe purpose a famous Parisian che. Coaly ovens are needed to bake in this way, s0 the Beans come out mellow, unrisped and whole. are unique, such materials are rte, and le. Find out what a dish they combine to produce and you will always want Van Camp's in your home. ‘That will lead you, we hope, to try other Van Camp Delicacies. We have spent years and fortunes to give to them the qualities you like. 10, 15 and 20 Cents Per Can ‘Some Other Van Camp Delicacies ‘Van Camp's Evaporated Mill ‘Van Camp's Soups 18 Kinds Van Camp's Tomato Catsup ‘Van Camp's Chili Con Carne ‘Van Camp's Tamales Van Camp's Spaghetti a Iltalienne

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COLLIERS FOR APRIL Following the Sunset heer gine at heash the ee ‘ny ave tae swat edt eter ep we in ony ts be op co "heim inden "Lamy ike wither ter Light tnd Meteor a tee, ies . ‘uci aid toe Tel ure ostoned awl ‘ht faa at the eae is, 1916 a Genius of Generations Through the Needle's Eye —with the nobility of zealously guarded lineage-with character, From this has sprung a name that fiashes to mind when good clothes are ‘mentioned, just as does another name when good jewels are mentioned, or good automobiles, or good railroads. ‘The Stein-Bloch Co. Rochester, N.Y. ed by Google

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COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 15 Athletic Union Suit Licensed Under Klosed-Krotch Patents | Taber tee 2 Seal pte! fiting drawers. It ier fins being he Marek katy cade Si Eire Meter apne chen, Hacker

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 18, 1914 2 “Give me a quart of oil” This careless request may bring costly penalties eet = bo = [emai 2 go ieee + = —— =: Be mie a HE 5° Pa =.

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cOLLIER’s FoR Want you share fhat $6 00 0a Fouts 0 el ay a tae. Hig -tantace company espe) ove tontinted to Si tnacel fund tor iff iff Yow never eet your comrBtonback wean ga oa ct ya med neve yea i you wl er or ‘tenance get ‘oi al direct wah as f le al woh le ind at at what Co oa ol ply ye Tain psec Mer samens acl | { em the ing ml’ " nthe wear of ty feet ale, do produce mileage. The Republic Staggard Tread Non-skid and the Republic Plain Tread are undis- puted leaders in tiredom. If you are indoubt about your choice just ask the man who uses Republics. Isn't that a fair proposition? Isn't that just good bes Start the season right by equip- ping your car with quality tires REPUBLIC “WAM TREAD is a stricly quality tire bute for ears Of Tighter‘ type, It aa recent addition to the Republic family. bat aleendy it hus attained a popularity that is truly remarkable. If you have a light car you eed this great mileage THE REPUBLIC RUBBER CO. ‘YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO BRANCHES & AGENCIES INALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES. |_aeee ie Fete tthe ero sil gather round the fie = Ready-Made at Stock Prices See Your Dealer ‘or Write Us COLLAR BUTTONS ‘erementz @ Co.

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 18, Sincerity Clothes} | fant and fr. Sincerity Suits Ave Individually Made The next ntalimen. "Woods and Prac Land” wil appear in an ery ie — Tyranny of Beauty Sincerity. garms is cut_and m sith one especial per= Each line and part of a Sincerity Clothes man's hin seem morv ih Since the ill mae st reflect your person ality Ioklet "Cloth |] Kuh, Nathan & Fischer Co. Kaela wea a Two-Speed Gear has been rolling typ a great record, fer fine acre it has been submitted 10 tke severest test of all~actval use Sndian Motocycle reenter lorena Spelt hasta teres Bacar asia a rab ata aed ‘The 1914 dasrated Catalog wil be sent you, free, upon reqvert HENDEE MANUFACTURING CO., 802 State St. Springfield, Mass. \Ugree Maar Manassa the or) foord. Weel be feleased by avect pressure of the Smith & Wesson Automatic seta ame staan at the en ne cot atk BA Teague st "No'ehane a Sone some iy Ste 8 SMITH & WESSON, 721 Stockbridge St. Springfield, Mass,

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lpesoee ean ERE is an Oxford with those “custom”? niceties of fashion and finish that appeal to the man who likes his shoes to accentuate his individuality. “AVENUE” Black Russia Oxford~$5 Ebonysfnished Black Russia; we looks narrow, but ix high ‘and, roomy tip and vamp perforated and fed with a "aw tooth” edge; lone, square heels ouside tatension sole with Ale’ sich” on edges, invble ‘eles and round cords for sim lacing Exclusive Custom Styles $4 ond wp Thre are 139 Ble Reel Sead 3 Regt ea Wr eo pt bs REGAL SHOE COMPANY 270 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. rales J. ROGERS WARNER: Dutch Boy White L ncture-caused delays ‘expensive inner tube replacements UNC METER’ TIRES } KNOWLEDGE semanas the Lae "ig Zag? Mam Shite “Puncture-Proof or Money-Back” Guarantee of redo front pacts. ot the rt

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 18, 19146 a Your rooms always at 70° Wibiov REGITHERM bi a ae oe 15 Days’ Free Use |’, For and careful spenders Styleplus Clothes 517 “The seme price te world over” “The kind of men who buy Siyleples Clothes $17 dress the best and save the most "They have two prides-—pride in theit personal Srrerance and pe i hose Bt the st Fr Cr ey tormake "ibe best buy". 'A Siylepo suit this sping will save you at deat By t0 $8, for it hus he look and the wear you thought only posible tn clothes of the Iigher pave I wool fabrics. Style + perfect fi. Siyle + expert work het evarameed west i a genuine Solele bythe Label Cin I the Seve Tate, and the Gearantre (i the pode). ‘Send for ovr book, “As Others See You." Henry Sonneborn & Co. Founded 1849 Baltimore, Ma. | Run That Machine | The Easy, Modern Way ( Let a Robbins & Myers “STANDARD” Motor Do It sre Soe Beret hans poe Fi Satad ent cat thom ody” Robbins aMyers MAGS ae 7 TAN RD Motors [img seth a, Raine Moore “STARA tr wl ee Yo Shol nw ee fa ee ou THE ROBBINS & MYERS COMPANY ‘Springfield, Obie

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Es COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 18, SAXON 3365 | nd Partners |> ‘AGood Low’ Bevel These ee A A high-grade, well-designed, carefully built, lightweight automobile, with four-cylinder motor, 96° wheelbase, roomy body, standard tread, standard features; pro- duced by an experienced, soundly financed organization. wait “encsipion t SAXON MOTOR COMPANY Detroit Mich

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 18, (or Child’s Sake Get This Book INC. RICE & HUTCHINS, Sera Pe A Recipe for Something Different Is what you get every time you use MAPLEINE as 8 favor in ead of vanilla ‘orfemon in pu dings, eawces, cakes, anes, dainties and Motion Picture Star Crosses Continent on Horseback Wind, Weather and Ingram's Can Be Kept In The Same Compartment Without Contamination 1S remarkable fat 1 de tothe perfect, rapid relation of coll dry air obtained by the Hohn Syohon System. “Odors are cared. to and deposited pon the ‘ce--then pats off ough the drain pipe Bohn Syphon Refrigerators (The exchaine Bohn construction and the we of Flaxtinum enable Bon Sephon Reirgeator to maintain a temperature 10 depres ‘colder than ether referers “The Pullman Company and all American siieads have adopted the ohn Syphon 2 recimonial of ite supenoc

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30 ‘ COLLIER's FOR AP L 1914 under which KiW Master Vibrators are sold— Youare particularly caution ) MOTOR QUALITY

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COLLIERS FoR APRIL 18, 1914 You can't beat Wiamond Quality Why pay more than Niamond prices? 30x3 - $12.65 30x3% - 17.00 32x3% - 18.10 33x4 + 25.25 34x4 - 26.05 34x4% - 35.00 Your tire cost is going to be lower this year — your mileage per tire is going to be greater— When you equip with Diamond Squee- gee Tread Tires. Stediny. Maat 36x46 - 37.10 You are not simply buying tires—you are buying 37x5 + 44.45 38x54 - 57.30 Dial 5 ¢ r tainty—that bl on CLD wise skid or forward slide. b, The beagh rubber ri rt Inileage and ong skids) They wipe their way through rudely, sli to a firm, clean \grip of pavement.

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fillings of pen for the & COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 18, 1914 ly-matched patterns; cuffs; unbreakable every detail the a wide difference bee tsccen a mechanical arch sup- i Scrrawr Shoes, with Cowaup Extes: et T% $350 Panama For $9) Sea

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Send for This Free Folder and Learn Union Pacific Standard Road of the West ay 7 “Yes, madam, you are right. The Dioxogen label does not bear the word acetanilid. The law requires that acetanilid be on the label if there is any acetanilid in the bottle. Dioxogen does not contain acetanilid and doesn't change color, taste queer, turn rank and spoil, as do’ aceta preserved peroxides; there 4s nothing in Dioxogen to interfere with its effect- iveness, ‘A distinguished physician once said:” “What medical ‘men most desire in the reme- dies they use is effectiveness and reliability; in a word, confidence. The name DIOXOGEN spells confidence in Peroxide of Hydrogen; the uncertainty (2 parked charset of inary peroxide ao Noone wants uncertainty when a throat is gargled, a ‘wound treated or abad burn dressed; if you havea bottle of Dioxogen handy, doubt and fear are replaced by con- fidence—confidence in the quality of the product and in the work that it will do, Ifyouare a user of perox. ide and donot know about DIOXOGEN, try it next time; ask for it, with confi dence, by name, ‘THE OAKLAND CHEMICAL CO. 98 Front St, New York COLLIER’S The Notional Weekly ome $3 Ap 19H Nember § PF. COLLIER & SON, leaped, ft iit i {ise revolutionizing the typewriter induty the com of eg American Factory Rebuilt Typewriters Com $1,356 bbe I

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rere COLLIERS FOR APRIL 18, THE SHOP WINDOW Collections Detectives Literary: Manuscripts Dull Razar Blades High-Grade Salesmen Othe Supplies JOBS MONORADE AALEEN AMD AUERTS AREY Ml BEARD. TO THOME WHO EA QUALPY, HE FOLLOWING ADVERTS PREST MOMEY-MAAINO OMORTUNIIS Motion Picture Plays For Men and Women 10 10 70 en i : H H rd = 3} 3 : a E of] 3 é i ; it ‘ i BH Hui ii ibe i Real Estate Agents Wanted Window Trimming

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COLLIERS FOR APRIL 18, 1914 38

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THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada London, England Mexico City, Mexico

Dealers Everywhere. Branches and Agcnsct in 103 Principal Cen. Write Us on Anything You Want in Raber

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ee Butt right in with your old jimmy pipe! It's brass-tack talk to say that you'll be a hundred per cent. chummy with Prince Albert be- fore the third load turns to ashes, But it's a fact—and itgoes/ No matter what you found lacking in every other brand you've fried to enjoy, you'll locate it in P. A., for here's tobacco with bells on! Why, you can play it both ways against the middle. It's all there—and a yard wide right down to the bottom of the tidy red tin! Flavor hits you first crack; then the bully fine aroma, keep on puffing away and you'll get next that Prince won't bite eee | ee opted | Sea ee ons oe poe Fra tL etapa lees aa yrppepeniand | Petts reactant 2 4 toe motes cig ‘grouch out of your system and makes things look gladsome, and ‘mighty cheerful like. And itl help you hear the Kite birds sing!

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llier's In this Issue By Peter B. Kyne By Isaac F. Marcosson By George Fitch } | dy By Robert McDonald

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HOTENAVENTAURORENUAERUTRETAEONUTTAARARDORAHORTERMOARTADARNPROERRNPRRNS] TUT THNANANAUNARTATRANAATS NN COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 1916 AANRUTNOVES HERA ARNORE READ KEEP YOUR CAR! The White Company’s Solution of the Annual Trading Problem Too many cars sold today are built to be traded; to last but one or two years; of ordinary materials; of extreme design; and, there- fore, quickly useless and out of style. The second-hand market is flooded with such cars, and their value is next to nothing. There Are Practically No White Cars on the Second-Hand Market ‘The real merit of any make of car is best shown by its absence from the second-hand market. Look through the classified lists of any news- paper. Note the scarcity of Whites in the col- umn after column of cars advertised for sale. Think what this means. ‘The chassis of White Cars are built in the same factory, by the same men, of the same identical materials as White Trucks. And the most essential points of motor truck superiority—the features which have given White the supremacy among all motor trucks, both in quantity and value of production—are durability and continued economy of operation. The bodies of White Cars are proper in outline, dignified and conservative, and because never extreme, are always in style. White bodies are built, like White chassis, to last for years, and are not designed to make the owner feel obliged, for mere appearance sake, to purchase a new car every year. Extreme styles in motor cars are due more to the desire on the part of the manufacturer to force an immediate market rather than to sell cars which will give definite satisfaction for years to come. So thoroughly does the public believe in the superior wearing qualities and continued econ- ‘omy of operation of White Cars, that every White Dealer has a waiting list for used White Cars which he cannot supply. The White Company, as far as White Cars are concerned, has no secondchand problem. And because the demand for used White Cars so far exceeds the supply, White Owners are continually importuned to trade their cars for other makes, because dealers know that used Whites can be sold immediately for the highest cash price. But White Owners rarely trade. They know that their old Whites are better today, more economical to operate, and will be worth more next year and in years to come than the new cars offered in exchange. Buy your car from a manufacturer who builds for keeps—not for trades. THE MANUFACTURING AS WELL AS THE SALES POLICY OF THE WHITE COMPANY HAS ALWAYS OPPOSED FREQUENT TRADES THE WHITE « COMPANY Manufacturers of Gasoline Motor Cars, Motor Trucks and Taxicabs CLEVELAND CRNA re aeeuatitaniaN

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 1914 MAN GLORIES IN COMBAT AND TESTS OF STRENGTH, KNOTTED MUSCLES RESPOND TO THE CALL OF AN EXTRA STRAIN. BUT MAN IS ONLY CAPABLE OF A TEMPORARY EFFORT. Automobile bearings must be able to carry the vary- ing driving strains, as well as the sudden stresses resulting from road shocks and vibrations. The imparting of qualities to materials by which they endure shock, strain and force without breaking is a science constantly used in the making of “Hyatt Bearings” for automobiles. Steel for these bearings is tempered to withstand a strain of 230,000 pounds per square inch, giving it toughness and strength that insure maximum service. HYATT ROLLER BEARING COMPANY Detroit Newark, N. J. Chicago ILLUSTRATIVE LITERATURE UPON REQUEST

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S HUDSON Six-40 $1750 ‘This is writen to urge you to see a which has met the ideals of thousa See if it also meets yours capacity. event, won't keep you waiting long. Winning Features ions of men had. teach of the many. called for lower operative cost. It came with the name HUDSON. it, denoting HUDSON standards iteame from the hands of Howard neers. ccome which fairly swamped us, even the coldest months. Weighs 2,980 Pounds We sa under former eas of simlar capacity our capacity. ‘The HUDSON Six-40 came out this at to ind Motordom hungry for Sixes. tS eating for years to see a quality Six brought within 1k came into, a field filed with men who sought lighines. With men who And Coffin and bis famous comps of en- ‘So the welcome was waiting—a wel The best designing feat accomplished ‘wae this lightness combined with stength. from 450 to 1,200 pounds ‘That i, we saved you in the ear itself the weight of from three to eight adults Saved you the cost of carrying that ove COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, weight every mile you dive, Yet we have given you as staunch a car as this factory ever bulk. The demand at ent is beyond our eye as ind our increasing output, in any “That lightness, ps a new-type motor, have immensely hiwered operative cont We use long nartow cylinders a Euro: pean concen fer ting reat power Wehave made many ests under many conditions, but have found no equal- powered car of any type which shows 0 many males per gallon. Our Record Price Ou re 81.750 ra pie lot a quality car of thn power and pacity Not only for Sites, bt for any type of carin tt cae “The car enbodics the bet HUDSON siaedaeks Tt hare dotagabed dream Fee body with two daappesring extra Iki in handball eather. ie hes Ue "Gar Mart tp wah gk: ‘adjusting curtains. It has concealed Pring Spent We downing ecard Jolenied sptem of decic Ughng aed Earang._ ‘The geobee tak i the dich “Extra es ae cared, as never before ahead ofthe font door. Ie offers all the attractions in design, fish and equipment that any cat can Now Supplied with a 5-Passenger as well as a 6-Passenger Body The Triumphant Six The verdict is in on this LIGHT HUDSON Six-40, The de- mand is overwhelming—far beyond expectations and beyond This lightness, this economy, this beauty and price have won a triumph unmatched in all HUDSON history. flee back ven to the trunk rack on the Yet the pre is $1,750, The Car of Tomorrow The HUDSON $ix-40, beyond any auction, matt the we pe ol et Man ore comang 40 Sco eee Ti oe ies shesdy cunt ee Revetg boty Teen "The demaed for Us at shows the tend ofthe tne: That means hat caro hie type ll wide types eed shone sich te png ut Conde these things belore youre aH potted oe Err oflen cea atten, compare te two side-by-side. Ride in both cars, ‘compare every detail, and you'll decide on this HUDSON Six-40, Our Larger Six-54 n the se fines we. bud the new HUDSON''Si-54. “The, desig nd igment ae almost identical with the agra cet he we 138 chek te eine es, poe and the pce is $2850. HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 7852 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. —_ & a,

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The Little Son By Robert McDonald

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COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 25, 1916 2 hawt mde ew ees for Rtg ber we ater ta st erg tlt Mi. Tae and enemas those "ii tae) Mi father by ae dew, 0X suppose Ie sou eve jhe not ald not remem nave bis fe wnt ts "Yon et ‘roa wat sacri In fart Mr ‘Thant eee itove plesant He betters tat her expetei. th Bnd cha biking that ein that met When the Farmer Shakes the Money Tree By Isaac F. Marcosson salt wit ta uth, the farmer in thee, owerey bein, The hast we sear the enn that Se Ne at a ata "tes the Wal tater. nl Jot al lacie (0 wom ine “Teere atv vurhane toms, ‘The ft be tat the the mon {oot tring that perder Nomis the United States Ieateut tocutch upith ber Ret ‘The fartre whe rues this hind af mast and weary weee the sae Hh

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10 COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 1914 "The very cist of bis calling bd somthing ealne the fas for Ht fom the resident of the se the bards rar credit aot og: tonal st bi steady he sets Ba ‘ "There toil ase expe a ‘hank secant. When be tit Pat mewey te not epee a seh cided in dese feta ot a hrs nh fer wo Shoe mH i kan toe erie Eroceries bousht, as the pas ‘OF coe thee ar tw sis tate tan tare, Many tay ners tatoo bortowe ‘oases ae baok atch thu they ar satay system of farm ert sto xtravagan and tpenetlen ht ie hae tempered eur erty Sent ad even many farmers Iiea'up over a ronstdertte portal |g a The Trouble The imam cvmstane redone 7 ee be? 1 more deat emai frerybay Rasy em tery pew é ‘ HAS rom the sont ame ct Pilaf el Z create opgeaon to the Fy The Millstones 2 fect of homed rele. HALL mie tat the end | OS i, > wc tenry RUAN, Hl ‘thaw "nad whe walniy” wanted — Lab , ’ ‘ote Bhan ‘Sort ume eri al ‘crorate as ound tes rom Ye 5 the farmer ke any te al esl Was that the to gt eve a Ee Beil tthe |The farmer es np andes wah ee har fore reven ‘Ti a teat worst thine Which fe te ea! lewlerton “nthe rum melas fale ‘hr Ish tine. ore fn Te out. {ert aionale bo Atay that Te wn ‘ree te ‘ned tion dara "We always ree te te turned rea lon hat the neha who could err bait tr take Dis cholce ot tn Wihly neat acter ites care creauh enrecte temas: heather fos to opernte witht nondat epiee an al The ena na ere eat be {tren the provera milton, be wae Erte WHC ‘vee way be tre The Bondage to Home Capital FOW we atti at the rel lens that hae et ‘the extant eit tn cherk Te Het Inna mnt te ae tbe te cai What the Farmer Pass OW tet ws sew jent what ‘ewer wt dor excrete conditions, what F ‘oud he do it the rel tachiae were peared 8? exnnot be overetinstedToooeh may {ite tarftehe et me an Sate sat ‘ele ot ealae the Marsh that. epee mt wud ape for eae ard denen ne the touaey ‘mea thease Investor whic We pecser? How. woul te Caled “Tey. the sy hecaase thee eri apes Stator Stet Cosjorntion have fared i 1 had reo ‘ute the rg a rss fe re mith lant there? eager nar od bt inthe poezens ot Ms comms “rhs Cont

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 1914 The Tyranny of Beauty Chapter II]—Mme. Del Mar Begins to Soar By “Jane Bunker” —

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A Letter and an Answer ren tem the en ker of the’ iia Sie aa OM TUTLADELEHEA comes the following teter, signed (hat Re comb obain without the aie cli avait of CU ane cauieat payertiens So question Was 6 te ‘Why dua yom san othe se of the nate, a Brenan enkssalas eeiten i els ete ireetory wax opened Iefore filing the wnters. Let but the itis to dete the thet arrose . {one sump Semhgprewt te the ewntrary of a few weeks _ all drag preseriptions; let them demand Sethi tn fr spr petit raent oversight tet the, ‘the who. safle. in darkness ad nl we alall be the rst 1 raise the, graph thee lated ws uch wan vat in self pideation that cvouty pans to “sae: We ncem TN measure fr have seeded ft AroUsN short, yarge themselves rin for white As Me, Kin ihe anpewer ber You fetter a alr serie of the bene th “ht where dh set our bir that ayy “Tee pronto, 95 es wot favor wh with ie adress, we will ive im iting the tory af fie, Yor 2 “ator ‘narrow a oy tac meme ad be ere rong he made Nit Why Women Should Vote YORK “WORE rey being rather of the ol fashioned, type, yet hats the 1 the Apel ebetion fn Htivobe: TE, hve, eos —whetber he be fo utter only Meer hate bi see Mes In the Olden Time Sort ae Sa eines SST DIETISOVIRNE TDESIOCRAT sap af the Ameren et {no tome wh ea opts wah "the ntony tated TY ot the lero iting cob tow he bere wich fee «sewer Tra Hf ‘coer fi tt fe ae he al ae foe tate ‘tema os Sort take net Seer ate tes : Yet we so wot despair vera ute oc the " ¥ Mr. Thomas Jerveaws, speaking i the sellow journalet of th Seite won sol old dats ‘The etoral jug tate a feeble attempt to explain away thewe facts g ; Mer Ione the facts remeliroe is their habit. Women have suffered from Ho That Han Bars, Lot Him Wear It {he auto for ears, ‘Thos vee thet carton oth How to Regulate Business WVO NEW JERSEY CORPORATIONS tried to merge last month: We Live in Hope ie American MaNting Company, am tangible wasth worth shout #0258000, and § EXTEEMED CONTEMPORARY M1. ; tiene to an article entitled “The Pa holding company which own prac {he ier comern. ‘The propose capitalizal een some whieawake sheet run articles (000,000, The Hoard of Public Ciillty Commissioners of New Jersey ‘Tae atare of Stl mm edt Feftnel the necessary permission on the growl That the wets of rel ona oe Pc 6 Real To ait justify the propo expla that they are ‘Tir Paltore of Panne bn the Mae Keen tt doing cognate Isinnse‘This bn Toe Faitore of the Noe It ie alataived we ie Fatore wore serviceable Dosiness. The oll days of piracy are ‘since the Wilow forves have been in power there Habit-Forming Drugs Again ‘Toe Panne of Heart in the Hace Movement, RETA Deore tle series, May we have marked eaplés! ‘werngragh we declared 1 trope iegally. Tt fair” ask the “tu praise a frm atthe expense of others far ober firme and all druggists ate alike to ux The firm we praised for and morality long enough to phirawe some of our Kets about nnovnelug that it would not sell dang except by preseript Saxe Averex. Those remarks provoke one of Miss Atsriy's diners, the family physician fe no dearer to than the tho thinks we fail to do justice to the mvelit's subtlety and humor fick! or of Wilkes fiarre. We know that “lvigaiste a a clase are “Was there ever,” our eurrespondent auke, “anyone who xo heatifally workers for the pmbie goo.” Yet we may con renders matchmaking mothers, aunts, and patronesses of unmarried Sean oung ladies? Was there ever a gentler satirist oF one more perfeet Selling amorphine Iieltl, in her representation of quite silly women—some of them, like rx Hrofession, Dw the pariavists for a that ther Hesse and Mra Jiewstson and the older Mrs. Dasttwoon, women of have no black sheep in their fold? Curantase B, Turse fond that great vod m Do son remember Mix. Pennants, in Sense an ‘opponite page. ‘This constitutes intelli ie tag ‘ad thie the anaer of wc ‘of the high price of leather, INE devates nine ¢ok ‘of Pree Lane” Why he following: A Note on Jane Austen “OME WEEKS AGO we took a eacation from polities, business

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THE NATIONAL WEEKLY = ‘TH in the electric chair at Auburn, Hut he stated that he had serveot la the Amer "This quotation being out the polut we made Avera ane greatest of the Little Masters.” TI Zavves them from a: Hatwens, For ws there hase Ccontenst between JASK A aEN' Fiction and thone of Chaktanrte Baowri. Which fx preferred, we wonder, by such novel renters ovday ae still twa the ol Dowkx? "Do thone who xwear by Doky ae the greatest Brith ‘with lik own, Yet the whisky dealing standpoint were, Bitant Wis re lasted. He wan The Well-Spent Life CGH BURNS, the oldest fre New York City's serv ined on hin owt petition, “Te thinks he ight 10 et wrest now, belie seventy eight Sears old aid having. had forty five years of wetive duty. HU hit mt wan on Wants Psa, where 4%, A munn why join mw atin of Pennsylvania's Senators PIN EARY (o weer at the pall tle af the Keyatone State, bat te froin PenussTsnula who have eryed two oF tio vests Tiectiaxas, Dawtnt, Reruns, the two Casinos, Marin Staxtey ITs Pesnose? WRITING i asp rape, Mrs, Chumneren race like why we Americans tans ational ssh, The fine xpagheti, the tynga ian cooks ils gous, the Russian fffers te hie shee tid for, the rings the pot an few weil noon aver ig that certain commercial grade of hin ink be ised fn fountain pens, Por year thie manotnetrer” Iw mae the fervle, wholenling at G0 er quart; a fountalnpen ain “xpecial foal pen tak, ianepens concern, for ‘bet he col 10 be abandoned, ‘Thin He the new spirit in business pructee Casting Out a Devil another “turkey and fin.” ein” People Seeing the Light SLY A FEW MONTHS BACK the tariff wus going to rain our tmanfactorers, but now that the tears have all heen shed the wailing hished, and the bunk nally dropped, what do we find? than the Puritan mother's Verhapm. coin otly arrive at that degre of civilization which expeemes itself Inv gousd stew we shall indefinitely postpone Mr nium of comunity Kitchens and The Cleveland (Ohio) Worsted. Mille Compans, for example, shaken (off despair and proceeds to increase its capital stock from three lion Welcome! ‘lollars to ten, Tastead of retiring from lvsnwns, i tale thie w ron! mantataring fehities, what President Watsos when he spoke of soul Worsted Mills ‘with progres ite Good for the “Ree Heanor iat Mr. Mision" text to cut ant the aver: ts of Lydia E. Pinkham’ empoun” and Mother eet Powders for Children.” ant other tainted ailvertioe mente, Squenmishnes about “als” ix aw inereasingly poplar trait among newspaper publisher. le goed alittle Te of nome nersice and cheer er wher fax nes com

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COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 2 indste bet wey anny the Administration's a response” ty the ares. Threw teutat Felative tition efit Interlucking wireetonnten, had bee pat Forth a Ine of diwewoslon oly, Ot Mash IX foneth titative seat, dealing ‘With holling companies, was made publie No draft oe bill had appeared relative to placed I fur rating, Taterstate Trae Ce Inet given the Renate by the Comet: te on Titerstate Commerce. The indica Hows aye that the Senate will fusist upon Inrater powers for the commission thas those prvid by the Howse bit ‘On the three tentative drafts referred to have the nye before the eon the sdielary during ial Move ATP three drafts were redrawn after conferences with the Present, Tt ts possible that all three eats may be brongt Hnto one Bill An Overworked Switch Engine TAY the bills move with Inggard te al why, eo ‘taye of preparation that iW ats leet since Mr, Wilson is recommictations to Congress ite Halve. The legislation does not move fwd appavently will not move wnt the Provident enn take immediate. undeided, emul charge of Mn apply the pro Iinlsve power, Now, Mr. Wilsom eatinot ot hie energion to thin tae tite has 201 Fil of the sifienlten of the Mexienn repeal of the freetolls rvamin Canal Ae The rorrespondent of the New ene Dos ition i these tens the" Wad ‘hats progr of untiractIsition, Kept in after School House charged ® and the duty of servers of their Kept in ater sche whieh thes ratte, aud taken thet forthe White House far erring with Mr. Wika ray from the W ‘that “changes must be hate gone back tthe locked themnelten ap i ‘Noneof the members ‘theie take the House actively ‘a having le i, simple consletions aad views 0 regulation and control or supers ‘treet ‘or large corporate enterpeises. They fn it hard tosay right off the bat what are lal differences between 8 “oot” empans aoa 8 “hand” ho ‘or even what shoul te the corrert legal OLLIERS maintaine an oes Co srettonton ohies it give ta 1 for ste Whit the Me dws not mes th form, The the latest el be nite Reserve Act while that law wins nthe muking. He epproves the “houy struc Himmel to defend wet ‘One teudenes ixelearly perevived. ter each emergence the propaals are foul 10 President Wil Pian of a 0 pls wi tke fo lite nt in ‘uragh Congress. ‘The fori i which the Fille ae reported 40 the House wil wot necwsnarily beat any clone rwseabluner 10 Thich they pon Preaient it clear tive aa ga ‘we Jamo through, They will te mujectead to ennefit nerutiny tal erick Jn both Hose ade {mn comtuitter roots alo the Hoo, Te thie program is erties present teanper of Congress 1 ‘il be oeither hasty wor drastic The Next Issue 8 COUNTHYAIDE prodibition 10 be inate” in national pol twin nigns atl por Jonephivs Daniels thinks. 90, We Rhetnuted iw ria wh of the she stan Serie On one day cone memoria al pt ating tre virtually every day “Sint the pet

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IGHT now thousands of families are daily depriving themselves of an endless ‘chain of economical pleasures, ‘com- forts and benefits that could be theirs just as ‘well as not. Get a big handsome Overland touring car into the very midst of your fami- ly, and you increase the pleasures and broaden the viewpoints of everyone in the house. ‘Thousands could be enjoying a beter life,a fuller life, and could be getting a whole it’s time you did. $950 onesie Nearly 180,000 of the most substantial American’ families ‘own. Over "Ai ‘very Ovedind owner i loyal Ovedend booster. Find the Overland owner in. your neighborhood. "Get his experienced opinion. Talk to him before you make your decision. He knows the difference. Taking everything into careful consider- verland is the most practical all- dinky or stunted—but just the right size for the full comfort, and the complete and ever- ob Toledo Ines big i car which gives You will ever vil $1075 "ster eed rer The Willys-Overlanl

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PRY as yA ery member of your fople with ease. No “Just solid comfort jyone can drive an , daughter oF son. ving to learn. _ather cushions with Slasticity allow you ‘pts and hardest ruts “horsepower touring the speed and power pen tet0, Ohio ‘The long wheel base, in addition to giv- ing you ample leg room, also adds to the riding comfort. So do the large tires. And the price Other cars of similar specifications cost agreat deal more. How much? That varies, But in practically every case a careful com: Parison will prove to you that an Overland Costs a full 30% less than any other similar car made. In view of this can you afford to pay more for some other cat that does not give Conadion Prices: $12 £0. b. Hamilton, Ont.) $1425 With electric starter and tenerator Then again-~ The Overland is outselling every. similar car made. ‘This isa positive indica tion of how the buying public regards this ‘as againat all others Remember the cost is 30% less. Spring is here. Get your family out of doors all $0u cam There ie an Overland dealer in your town." Look him up today. Catalogue on Fequest. Please address Dept. & impletels ceuipped

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2 COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 1914 Sa [Baseball for Sport’s Sake GRANTEAND RICE This Man Gave You Puffed Grains Puffed Wheat amd Poffed Rice. He steam the hundred illion food Gave yo tages, men had never accomplished that ‘Thus be ave you the best-co0 ‘ble cereals that science had ever prepare Gave Delight to Millions on and thin, Grains that erush into dainty grannies, with taste Tike toasted mts Puffed Wheat, 10c ¢..... Puffed Rice, 15c “~ Serve with cream and sugar i come, mix these Pulfed (rains wit Tike erackers floating in bows of orig, Whe berries n. For suppers, serve ‘Use like nut micats in desserts in candy making, as garnish for ice cream, Keep them om hand for hungry chifeen, between meals for at bedtime. For Puffle Gra ‘Atul every element is convert Pffed Grains shoul) be, in every home, 2s staple as Dread) am crackers.

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 19 So Light So Cool ‘There is a No-Limit Guarantee behind ‘see_what_the genuine ‘Chalmers “Poroskait” label MEANS— ‘compared with imitations. ase he sitiualty ‘Let frst examine a Chat y armen ine mak serveiie tack, “The Stretch amy kt ei re ny ae a Tat ih i bieve I fever. That Aegmetar nin y ‘or bet ha = cae a, pull, gos Maen bearige he Analg sean tt thecroteh beech the fan. See the other ‘edo taihes savoowinng est ve ike These wie the ce foc open. The Chek The Extra Quality ne he it Hn et et "an Chalmers Knitting Company ae eats y. RS ———————— te Goverameet tn try takes mort: Heinen, ater of the Jew cop the nee wtb fay a Wate ae dru care oar Sa are the sae ating sti Digitized by Googk

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CSS W167 Burdock’s Insurance | este rnd £84 osgiarmacens We weet Sou, be Aster trasier amt ave i nei Shades ef : epersenting Attantic Beales Lite be nt the of ‘in Are you in a “city prison”? ‘Why does the city seem like a prison when Spring comes? Of all the pleasures the country affords, which do you long for most? Isn't it the soft, springy “feel” of the turf under your feet—the joy of the long country walks and outdoor games? 1 you must spend most of your time in the city least go about your work nd play with a light, {ree fom jar_and joi. You can cushion Your (O'Sullivan’s Heels of new live rubber, as oft and resent the country tar ine at 0! Naoto with “wnat For working, walking, playing and dancing you need (Sullivan's Heals. ‘They willadd to your comfort snd improve your health by stopping the pound, pound, pound of hard Bavements. O'Salivanise all yoor shoes when you bay them. Slulbvans HEELS f%. Attached Ready-to-Wear to the Hazzard Shoe { $20 4.01 leaker for HAZZARD SHOES Sv OSULLIVAN'S HEELS sgh on seit tt gure satiarty (the tet of ~ "price 88.80) R. P. HAZZARD COMPANY,

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 1914 ighouse st of iy VERY industry, every business, every trade and every home can be benefitted in some way by the use of electricity. Every man or woman interested in the betterment of conditions in the business or home should have the latest electrical information bearing upon that particular subject. Westinghouse Electric is known all over the world for its successful indus- trial applications of electricity, and it has made just as rapid strides in develop ing electricity for domestic u Its booklets and other printed matter are considered a liberal education on practical electrical subjects. Listed below is printed matter representing the use of motors and electrical apparatus in a host of industries, in factories, stores, offices, churches, schools and homes. Send for any in which you are interested. "We will be glad to furnish it, Address Department N. Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co. East Pittsburgh, Penna. Sates Of ia 46 Ameria Cher Tapenade the Weed

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* COLLIER’S FOR APRIL 25, 1914 Fuel and Repairs You can lower these expenses 'N three years’ time supplies and repairs occasionally ‘much as the original price of a car. Careless lubrication is responsible for most of this expense. A canvass among New York repair shops showed that about one-half of the automobile engine troubles are caused by incorrect |, bplomaton: In sca he tubrication. ‘Gargorie Mobs tat sboold Be ech “Thoee are things tha mast aways | Emceangt As te be considered in an ail, One isi ity. The other sits fitness for you ality iin sie may bring pruc- tically every trouble a motor can face. Oil ofa body whic is incorrect for your ‘motor brings many penalties — heating and seizing of bearings, worn wrist pins, ‘poor compression, breaking of parts, eX ‘ess carbon deposi, smoking or overheat ing of engine and many other roubles. ‘Aside from tepair troubles. you must face x plain fat ‘The more power you waste the mare ful ‘You cannot et perfect lubrication une tess the gual igh and the dy of (1) Your type of lubrication system. (2) Your piston clearance. (3) Yourbearingdesignandadjustment (G) Your bore and stroke. 8 speed. (6) The size and location of valves. @) Your cooling syxem, ios are sold by @ Chare he corect grade fr each Correct Lubrication ‘etna “SKarehing. wrong with that heat, at “They are backed by amos 0 years ex- perience which has wom for us the word Trader 1 you do not at present use the ere of Gargoyle Mobos spected for your ar, you may Fel almost certain that our i Dili Yor fel snd repairs are higher than. they shoul be = Consult the partial Chat pinned at she tight." Make note of the grade speci= i Paioniiiimiiioema ee Sse ete boboorsd ape ate EFF See ees gee that you gett, if your car iw not men. == Sime emacs: Be ks & Tce ways ign, BB Rt pet het poet te id cans, See that the red Gargoyle, owe Sime. Tf Ch aseenaomee coe fi On request we will mail a pamphler Sez cate Loprcaice ef Ruwmse eee Hie frites Ie describe det the common ne tables and gives their cnses Sind remedies, Mobiloils : lr Sma ir A ade fr ak po mtr Eee VACUUM OIL CO, Rochester, U. S.A. usc SNS sie TERE RTS oy Vow we td tha oat ad Jar may nd be oe inne | hace ord scored omy rar of heer ‘eine ght cnt eich Bens vag if gon att sctin hat munis hen, lee Sete Sink iy" hace deatroped te Tieyrating theatre traction ond sex tt a rg Eedsscured im rea tn ‘Stara tae le wo et a “hee omy eit they" a Ev sn to tat I regain the Rrloc We ot um ha at Touch mer the sanetent Hat he we een ce we oi ora'eret ena year be ive hast tested meta i hak nome i afr ne Sin aan thi sate of mind then, was Me oat hon id: ma bn 1 meee ee eset the Pidetary Lite and est fame: Hide enti. St {sida te Sev theese Te ‘ ie ag wilt crane acai i init ck ern ane

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earn | wt nsx, coe aS yom, dart ewe eat eit em I inst The early bird catches the worm vs. The worm will turn sit HO UURDOCK ws ste, ta lng es wrt eu "ier went ales Sten pr tea, atl Me rk heft are: hs COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, ings hima fa ‘otto ite tmarence nate tee Make Your Summer a Continuous Round of Pleasure With a Caille Go fishing, hunting, picnicking, pleasure boating go any: where over river or lake, forgetting distance, forget ting all the back-breaking, hhand-blistering work of “row ing. Leave the rowing to your Chille Portable. Bont Motor— the simple,” sturdy, safe litte Motor that clannps’to the stem any. private ‘or rented row bout immediately turning it into a reliable little launch, capable running 7 to. miles wn hour or slow enough to troll, ‘The Gile. Gille Portable Boat Motor tm and pe ear ald, stone-dodtng Teerlacs over obstructions and then The weedleas propeller ts ced is instal} regulated canbe. cull ajar be stpgiied ith drop back ent hte lever. The of stern iat catalog giving dette Calle Perfection Motors for Larger Launches Unit Power Plant Calle design, Tt embunies « reversing, gear mounted om sume hed ss engine insuring perfect alignment of shaft and eave of aati ats ave enclencd eeveting. te ‘fol and eatehing lthing.” ‘This the eal out for the weerage plese bot how herewith la typical ofthe The Caille Perfection Motor Co. 1402 Calle St, Detrl Mic,

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The Howard Watch Ti predominance of the is trim, racy line, and ins way of HOWARD Watch among showing its clean American hels to the talent ofthe watch-making word ‘American busines and’ poles: "The wonderful characte ofthe Sonal ite Howako W “There i inthis country no ex- Wich wwith him when he Rows aboard The thing that makes hin Annette—Roser has the cutest way of hissing me over the eyebrow. |___MadelineYeu, 1 brow; I tone him that raion, SUGAR YOULL 10 »popucts Save Pansy Bulls jee EASY-BUILT Lewis Easy Built Way S23

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es a EGS SES SESE DOSS ESea SEE SESE EGusnes ESS ARTHUR LUCK “Tuxedo easly my fo- ote smoke — ping greater YFogrance, ness and col. inet than T have found in any ‘ther tobacen Never. tings tr bes the tongue. "Taxed doubles my enoument of pipe moking: lt ie akon Fite "be ‘sachet free an ths ol Wether VICTOR P. ARNOLD soaltes trae lie Sap wpe pede po erent mieaeen petra COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 1914 Maintain Your Efficiency By Smoking TUXEDO—The Mildest, Pleasantest Tobacco Made LKS are talking physical efficiency in mod- erm business life. "The idea is, that modern business keeps a man just about as occupied as the fabled one-armed papethanger with the hives. you want to join in with the Gimp Bros. and travel with the Pep and Ginger crowd, you want to cut out a lot of things that make your day's work go wrong. Take the item of smoking, for instance, It's much better not only for you but for your jad if you smoke alight, soothing pipe tobacco like Tuxedo. Get a pipe and try Tuxedo awhile. You'll sce the difference. Your whole efficiency make-up will respond right away to the gentle and cheering influence of Tuxedo. arr The Perfect Pipe Tobacco gives you this moderate and reasonable refreshment because it is prim pure, light, mild selection of the highest grades of Kentucky Burley tobacco. Tuxedo can’t bite your tongue. It can’t irritate you in any way. There’s no drag or sag in it. Simply pleasant, whiff- able, aromatic, easy smoking. Tuxedo has all these splendid qualities because it is made by the original Tuxedo process of treating Burley leaf. Many other manufacturers have tried to imitate the Tuxedo process —but never succeeded, Hence there is no other tobacco “just as good.” If you've tried the imitations, go try the original. - At the end of one week you'll ind yourself in line with the thousands of famous business men, lawyers, doctors, ministers, singers, athletes, who endorse Tuxedo as the one perfect tobacco. YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE Convenient Pooch, innerlined ome me te th oll 1.0) with moistare-proof paper = = lettering, carved to fit pocket In Tin Humidors, 40c and 80¢ In Glass Humidors, 50¢ and 90¢ We Give You This Fine Leather Tobacco Pouch Every smoker appreciates a leather to- bacco pouch. ‘This handy, serviceable, ‘Taxedo Draw-Pouch is tade of fine, soft, exible tan Teather, with 2 dase String and snap chat close pouch ight 4nd keep the whacco from sping ‘Send us Ie and your bacco dealer's tame and we wil ll you pepaid 0 ‘here in U. Sa 10e in of TUXEDO End ths handsome Leather Draw-Posch. We gladly mate the ofr to pe you 10 uy TUXEDO. Addvess “My pip talnays ured fille tied other lobcces re I dbcoored. Tarede ‘bere Sm other” Nilo fem JAMES R, HAYES Sportal eda op peal meet he etd Gath eet oe Tad, Cette wena egy Tate, my favorite smoke,” Moy 2 PATRICK H. O'DONNELL “A cancoas of my, frends seould show th Tarde ts oat bopular with ther, Many ey Ws the only pie bacco.”

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COLLIER'S FoR APRIL 25, Getting More Business Lf FD VERY one is daily confronted ‘with any number of commercial “obstacles, snarls or questions that are difficult to overcome, smooth Straighten out. Tes ‘we cut selling expenses —or “how” is Jones doin, credit “or secondary to the biggest and burning “how” of all, namely: cam we set more business?” Broadly speaking the only teay you com set more business ts to utilize your working time to better advantace ‘You cannot lengthen your days. Bu you can accomplish more work in the same time by adopting modern methods. Modernize your business and your bank balance has got to in: crease in proportion. It never fails. Willye-Utiity Tracks conserve time. Ut you haul things, 0 matter what, they make it possible for you to do in /5 ‘minutes, work that heretofore took 60 minutes. They permit fro men to do the work of sé. They make forty deliveries where horses make but four- teon—and often less. They make it pos- sible for you to reach out for nae find: wndeveloped business because they give you and yours the time and the ‘means to do it with. They create new business inate old business and ser Read the letters on this page. ‘These ‘oncerns thought. as you. probably: do, that they could not use the trucks to advantage. But please no what ‘they say. And we have | ters from merchants in every line of business, In face of these logical facts what ‘easier way can you see to make more money? Willys-Utility Trucks are helpi merchants all over the world to velop new business. They are cutting down expenses and increasing the volume of business, ‘They can do the same for you, And we can give you all the bona-fide evidence you want from merchants right in your line of business. Also remember the Willys-Utility Truck costs 30% less than any other similar truck made. Cr rrbreetac il bo ede al ne loft dl an, pectin, pn the, He il al whenever rang. Lites Phe dirs Dope 183 The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio

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from fe and serviceaiiy. AVOLINE Oil is refined from one uniform ‘ase, the lubricating fraction of which is ad- mittedly superior to that of other crude oils. This assures you the same high quality and perfect lubricating value regardless of where or when you purchase—the standard being thus basically protected Our “special process" of manufacture exempts HAVOLINE entirely, from the detrimental effects of destructive distillation. The potency of the oil is retained, giving you the highest lubricating value yet the least carbon deposit. “Therefore HAVOLINE prevens {tional onevandisuterthorough motor fee) Mites Eos

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 1914 3s SS uy Little | a Ramilton Watch "The Railroad TANGO tie!

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Wott nts hema ont Holds YourSockSouhas Yur Skin | B| 1f you desire an unusually fine garter buy the soe.grade THOS. COOK & SON Statement Made in Compliance with the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912 STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION, ETC. ei ‘COLLIERS. THE NATIONAL, WHEKLY, biked WEEKLY St ew Yosh. NY required by ibe At of Aap 24 1912 Wea 1th St, New Yor Ci. ey abi (ty ommicion ers Mar 30, 186) Not “by and by” but right from the start, ‘The Flexsole is a boon to tender fest —a Dlesting 2 rons Sie ot te aoe nite Seiad? Si One mir raere arn rane yah al aiwne Ot, Ye |, 3-IN-ONE OIL COMPANY I ‘ANS Babe, Rew Yok

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COLLIER'S FOR APRIL 25, 1914 ELF SHAVING was never 40 anby the ad- Tonk of the GEM RASREENE HE RAZOR with correcta frame, and spon en ioucr vices eet BAN IRSREENE’ RAZOR withthe Gom Domes Keene Blade Gerree plourwcbie tntution from it ooe GEM_DAMASKEENE RAZOR outfit complete Knoxville Devt. &

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COLLIER‘S FOR APRIL 28, 1914 A Wide Open Letter. Tn our own office, where ean hear us, we call you Jones, though, of course, that’s only a little part of What the rest of it is we ean only guess, because you don't really exist at all, and yet you do, lives seen you, and you have never seen us, yet the biggest part of onr day is de- and you, there couldn't be a picture that would do justice to you in.all your varied aspects, that would show you as we see you every day in our own minds. ‘There couldn't be— for you are an ideal rather than an individual. You are the typical Contre reader: you are 723,270 in- dividuals rolled into one. ‘That is, you were 72 letter reaches day differen these pages, the most fascinating and attract know, yourself, how intensely varied your 728.270 sided character is: For instance, with all nig. hard-hitting, acter, And that doesn’ iF upstandi count y You ti vin the larger ffacturers call the “distributing ceenters”"—hut not entirely. Many the small cities and towns. ‘Take it all in al, you've a pretty balling problem, Mr. Jones: buk you're our prublemy | We like yuan fand there are about a dozen different things that w fi ery week, sides, merely wailing ver 85.000 letters Inst year ato ta feel an we do that only: knew i ‘That's wl resol bila e You're Entitled To All This—Do You Know It? If It’s a Matter of Books resting thing. aboat ws that 3 Do in th nen? Tw be ee, other people ts iat Present tal camp the Prexieney ete Te cand ny ‘mathe If you want to know ask the Collier Reference Bureau vost wee exe wot telling 1 thor eto! tr the Wace 1 soni Uke to Room alt the mits of oe ere ck st mail, bat 1¢ wont ro Iter, url hent fro tm For om long to wx, Mr. mess any more than we belong to Sou. aml we're here tose that yam get a hig. econ revere wvek—and ak many exten worthy af nervice as ont while bi PF, COLLIER & SON, INC, = : eR Gea

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The Maxwell “25” is a powerful automobile—a real, full- grown automobile—a handsome stream-line automobile, and it looks and acts like an automobile of three times the price. The Maxwell “25" has abso; Costly High Tension Magneto — fn and Like Highest Priced Care have no extras to buy. Everything comes with the car. Maxwell Motor Company, Inc. Detroit Michigan nau$e15Orext

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Ld ~ should worry A package of Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes in the cupboard—crisp, fresh, appetizing and always ready— you should worry! Why fret over what to eat when the question’s so easily answered. A moment in the oven before serving restores crispness. Your grocer always has a fresh supply. To prevent disappointment, don't merely ask for toasted com flakes—say “KELLOGG, please” and look for this signature on the package.

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_f ollier's THE NATIONAL WEEKLY By Richard Washburn » By George Fitch

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2 COLLIER‘s FOR MAY 2, 1914 His “General Manager = The wise business man leaves the man- agement of his home to his real “General Manager”—the wife who buys the food, who makes a study of its nutritive value, who has a serious concern for the health of the family. The housewife who knows. Shredded Wheat has already solved the servant problem and the prob- lem of the high cost of living. With Shredded Wheat in the house it is so easy to prepare in a few moments a deliciously nourishing and wholesome meal in com- bination with stewed prunes, baked apples, sliced bananas, or other canned or preserved fruits—a meal that furnishes highest food value at the lowest cost. ‘Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits (heated in the oven to restore crispness) will supply all the nour- ‘thant nected for a half day'swork.. Dalciou for breakfast or any tier meat for Yourpstrt tr qrownups: Try touted TRISCUTT, the thredded wheat wafer, foc uncon wih bufter or cheer “It’s All in the Shreds” Made Only by The Shredded Wheat Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y.

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[ = : Ss Chalm 2% TQ eS — 1915 “Light Six” AR KAN aR, : =, ANew “Light Six” of Chalmers Quality—$1800 1 ine the Master “Light Six”—a new Chalmers model at $1800. ara aul Here is a 1915 car at $1800 with all the features that have given “Sixes” first place in the high priced field: Silence, smoothness, flexi- | bility, beauty. It has, besides, what “Sixes” in the past have lacked: A low first cost, which makes it easy to buy; low operative cost, which makes it easy to keep. ‘Try to Match it | After you have taken the Chalmers Text eee da for tem with wy. eae aN Wel leave te iveogh Buy This Car for Economy's Sake } A “Six” or Nothing ‘This the car for which thousands who nothing have waited The Larger Master “Six” 24 ot 5 sameneer pe i patente Touring Cr, $2278 For the man who wants a Iaeger aul bigher powered ent, ene out fhe stent elling Six" atte pre in Ig al Tusa A Lighter Master “Six” ‘cre af taxi iste ‘No matter haw high sour ideals of saya ‘tawater ene the Barge had ssi tiny sre os eet mer owner of SHO to S500 eas ee ‘out that iy the Master: "Six" ave sicesTiner value with fea of high pe hat wel ix electric starter, makes fallable. Tapsres. bre Hen rank it em ok

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“ COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 1914 iS cat ng that makes success for und Kuppenheimer deales—that attrac good trade portant that your clothing house ‘young a on contemporary, rather than merely hig ical ‘When you select your next suit, tade this the fastest. grow- I'l Se fr book “Styles for Men” | THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER CHICAGO.

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 1914 The Isolation of France ‘ By Dr. Armgaard Karl Graves to permitted mys a A Statesman ond His Waistcoats

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 18 {Ae write recat soy ow ere the ales Sticks fa my meory Tea ‘ea‘aone yn €OTEN OM aout the fay walsteot Sek OO er hs Exceinr suey mei td he Jaane ene he 2 a8 OF tr the fce sti 9 een ai rea that” thls ‘posible. the, the Destrasine the Evidence Tememtering Yon Wesel Tack Forest amt sith uss The Sere avon Gather ree ER tiny range ty ‘ish to heen he {ht Winston Charest fue taken the mort voto fu ten, whe ee ‘remiss le of Fede tulding, somewhat sre . Si paper tet on the tbe sige. Tet oe ater tte te pd ‘meeting bt cxp—wor or unused, "Hrerptining wae fo in fry the i good fe zone Tn the eave heh scat aeut ths slowly a delieratey, takin teens at's ite damp at Sy openly MHS Tye pret pe rhe Come ie gate” Tan wah ta ae ater) the cttw af» ‘Sthers Tord Haidane and Winston Chore A Group of History Makers

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in the ndtancer"F wud to be liked tor ag. ‘ot benane Twas my aunts nace pee id fttag myst aebte for Joa that nano. ‘hae day atoat cotig tie one of te ronsee aprttrt eeng meso forthe wart ‘Rouen "whet a wre theta” ant os trated. ‘Theres holy In ap cae we. "Core t down and Wt me ive som a facnt~sar dot Row ow rot ym foxtrles and preseutly banter frost eta {he curtian ot 8 ott {hat 't wan tow at ‘vith the re beatae Ya the bone loge ‘ry bt before 1 thought fiw ty explain my eens twny the eel were une IAT funny rests i yeni Me Peet chen» tranformatlon iene mach ber bal, thoes mae fr foumhingeninata'chenp ale bd bn woo ‘ernst she refused to eco i ane pay comin Ive with'n ort ann Of metre aut feet fen elem Die a ‘at nection a oe Bir “Din worry about Rer—abe® not woth Ik Tw ‘wr a beaut itp ber a note tonight‘ nak ber to thew set toe cot motes hy then” ‘ihe when atckbros veer om nothing et tte ee hy then VTTLE wonsur wae delehtt—nat 1 swat the tne aunt abity trang With woe ‘did mayen suntan me erst ea tne Stato do te up Wn Tht koe ‘when Toe tn the eased owt myst Yr Text frit, ut monslenr wuss eichanied at te fests of hie hanwor Tat he wre tem, 2 then mit there bean Rit ee COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 1914 lt to seal the basineme Ts beer bs Ab modems one! sand tts ming os ne mater wha a i aia have huge Tat ha eani yh et Aer ork te peeve her meth mer tbe mame AUNT reamed aera Jobe a Merk fel ioe hi Voi In hers ta om 1 feat my ‘ews ith gerase ned pk ge to have an tine Bestia wa sore than ‘ation to many a woman Keeping oq New York a We red at that dhe inher te set ener Walt Mrs Vandermeer oe trom ered he's harry’ ot ath ra! fearenont After securing her to ber nate with stxty ‘nee taught ber how to te‘ou a yell chat abould feesere the cretion wc she ney ad ae loved im far tir ehowshtfl maar ad freedom fromm tbe racine set of Ameria and of couse, eave tS ‘Sreften av nhe would have done for ua annary CO” se ee the see Bred, bat pe a0 Julousy ‘et Sot the Detter uf her pradence. ‘The pricks ‘Sn ftir aay taterevara, ane fnumerble ard Sie “Neon this ta 9 MOSSIECH bore Tae ety eae st truck ute 8 iendsy witha fa {Mont two uf tartan tere aba of ber ering him to M0 her eat ana et the others He are at hat her tru nat “ “i, Are. Vander. water=i've promlead hor “rm lng for Gai ad ve een here our A ‘weve ape Oe of he ain ‘Sense mated ber tan chat aid ot a few ‘eran with fo dagees from ere Stool “Foe af course se isekimnn ers then sae vr few wore arrow, wes Mae ee tm on hn, a fat dean ang or the Wa vey forthe way she “Ae!” Apetalaeto a mon’ she morte =X ttn bat tu an atte conenee nT mp” a oi i eit wot bere st he. tn i oe bat nad wale 11; ant take Nm erase was fa to wee eran tthat extents Wo whet ten cock ‘Satioge euch teelnineshe worried Wy teen, the ona frit: by ton nbc che trariee dora ne mesamge We the shot: ‘ith the uring dnote ero

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 2, 1914 3 Rotsam and J estsam “dnd mana Me lhunte a crust By George Fitch it tis only 4 LLUSTRATED BY JONN T, MeCUTCHEON ‘ener Years ator’ the ‘Stier severe stragsie the TenneivaniaRalirond sr rooted plant Ie tw $3000.00) hi a happen : te aperenn The Tango Year “lik oy ob of drat the roid inthe ewilzh ot Pe fan expert ‘what ches dot wt It Has Hap- = ide as dee pened Already i $ a at dinner omcbt to

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4 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 1914 | The Growl of Our Navy in Mexican Wat he ep Moston ports — Manan, nd Sats run and Panne Mev seth vant" and Teer Cis the A

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tule of Mexiew yore inv wo avo to prophens, bat ths mek me fh generally stent tite Ti stpport fever eye nay be requlred The America ane fone poli Tiesident Wises’ treatm highest personal ethies, governed by the bent tentions—and preetined to fal (present alarms a has boon one af sin twat conslitians. Hat opted plies whose fal Foreign autres he hs be find tay Twi rouse were pen to the recognized he Leet gine (ns worse i is ine Ino of those Which: preveded Tt), oF head hie Meret Inight, in withholding that revagnition, have iiprenced Mesiew wit continuity aul Bemus of paliey. "Ther hin bee the sate els Tn eating with this stant that i foals Bling ‘Metre hi, withthe abo lett hat thi Inwolent aid that thew are several millions of eae one, rewhlent neon to have Jot aleal af hb. ail paved Taneos he may well ays "1 lan ot Tefen play th Ihave controle ie” Oscar $. Straus on Canal Tolls N TESTIPYING lator the Senate committee o 1B. Mrnatn, ex Meeretary: of Conn Vs ot MAK the weet of tle won Ie ‘ie. enna vie that he Ml no AB ay tt a mt lee Mw art ld pat” Ne vate mines thas wanna sat of the ferkets all the torte ae ives H exiet situ ap of th ve I pmo to ‘The be Tete of the A River of Fancy NOTIN SPHEET OF TH spree I ny lis be wre MISSISSIPPI ever he oy fehl the won, thigh he ws Toe SWiK othe MEI where the Hive goes ale" mela tts ‘writing of ny special Fiver ie okt miller anewcers the 3 ‘There is a glaw of Feelhng whieh finluret the Tiniaiw teal ing River.” Tony there were And of Fact BUT MERE IS: The ainppérrvere the fat waters from thistyowe Ntates, and its deninage basin compris M1 per cen! if the aren of the United Rates?” ‘This nenteuce be froth a voli entitled “Fe Hew and Levers of the Mississippi Iiver” myn, member af Congrens froin Missi ph by Bessayes "The book 18 we know if forth Minssaippt ir rely hy Bevo amv compilation, vaken plea for a nati Minny mer como mn ong must the Minaissippd wait for is chan to beat — Tout benetcence? tothe instunt nee vay spirit, 4 xriki Expert Company fn eo entation a thera There ew they ane ow An ‘ete Te ary «pyr eles wit ot sew terest in tegen oc Welle Pa esting. 10 note the Aiscaners mean more biinins, Abas BETH shen ‘alth of Nation” hi Of Course They Aren't Serious Wee POLLOWS is from 1 wal lower rates i en bn his fe just nity. Some Hy proves catching ana levonnes 4 majority-—Uin how ea Seeing Things at Night 5 EEDGER™ 0 oar eleethon of vfewnre given 1 Qray m Kegilative. chal’ Frederick Weyerhaeuser CAME TO THIS COUNTRY ax a laborers Whew h lar a day working a the lal pile af a Those whe appraise his forte, largely tially worth 9 billion dollars. figure itself he wot Tnterent of the pple That a Ger rein ity sear ie ‘allowed He ind the sretest mowapalist of one forests, Wat It AW of Weveatanenie that we threw then away. He ce by advanne of the for the nation for sr wort of with chile it diate ig tier lls tthe wale Whether thix great natural resource andre lew elicient ten, each ef hewdred themanl dotlrn

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F ioe Se SS ATLONAL W. The State That Makes Money Out of It AREADER OF OURS has sen somewhere 4 runt that tom a is taking up Hiquor selling on fix own aecuunt and wil line the business. "What sa ert think of 12" ake have written to him that wo donbt the Inst sme proiit—but from a social standyaint the The indievet conta af this trate to Tet a, ne year the Tas mae a ational ion} tn sodka. Ti ten Nears, sales of this tery Hquor have inervased by $250,000,000—and yet the Gavernnent In not eaxy amt the subject.” Couat Wire, who ercate! the Government monope Low tring forward projects (oF ne tviting the sale of yak ane tar the reventi prenlced belongs in morals to the Weserhavuser heirs i Phe generation which allowed hin to acquire the title to it act Mtsetf—and profewslls for all future g the eceth hath He given to the chikirew of me bildsen of wen, atwl wt alone to the generation of Gren of men who allowed Me. Weveeiacesex to acquire the paper title to the forests of a continent. ‘The fature wilt protab With the Wavenaresiae and thelr like iu one way or Just as Good Here Lieber 086 is Wetman, and tapos be the Bei ‘Chanellor of the Exchequer, ce gost eve a they sicaay, ditty afets wea wore ton of ame, sah teva {Omvterion, T war sated be sitng ett Tranter aan = forcou bat the pret Fecoine Intolerable tor the Libra! aes tren uw us pot inonie Wu The tv pats That Mother Used to Make wes mtry boy oF ‘nally (UE te be bad ke the of. aud em name tet wate aU faention of homent seta, Tg Ine our wintiatueas when we ted Jin the Lang Heaps wate of the Nipena «Mieh.\ "Negus Pioneer na lew ea eke WII somecaptions ite please point mar fut the fallelow here? We eo That we eure, wade, Hind any The Women of Illinois 28 wombs reewivet Le pointed strato whee month's elections in Minnis, “The hhew voters male mont encouraging Tego the en -Pel obvervation, We « fweek om the pat the wown nd ealoutis More than ball ¢ ou In Chleng there a tthe city in the Western worl Minas pag eof if you chine, at the j paliatie nie of this, Oa emotions ‘of anotlier sort, “There omit to be a law agealnat printing mich en than wae wt ist apparent, The fitlow that world Mave posited th mlearst machine rather Weotarcounts which may eventually be read by dxpepte city folks who al sabls ta Gultogursrane icra” have to live on coklstorage eg au xich, 11 ist ight. nay we. her vont me storms, mt ax The “Marrow of Life Tinka fer RAE LOTE was in this coun nr ‘of hx tendeney to aloattens fronn the shim ‘ereat cities, the insincerity. ail sophistication of me, the mervilee nivews of numer wae of liv wwe have ha ‘wars aft New Bngand and nature who, hg fore Lar, ened ie mm. Hest D. Taowear wrote ane ane nth te ingt Wee like the mpirit of Mise Many 1 Daan the ran (unsuccessfully) against the Piast Want SBathhonse ous” Coraittss. “Chicago women have justified sultrage” ang this sefeatea eanailatecheerfal in 9 A Bad Boy That You'll Like 9 Sen mo, & good ine of deal wa F you TI dev tied ech oul all the marrow of fife ta ee nt thentie stories about real stall bags—it Ie tt trot al ta we never tried, Mani Pweats id it, however, Was. Tanscsevos'e “Denon” i the record felated adventures which are the high light« Ceareer; the sivall ho inthe stall fren, Som Thor cheated oat of the best part of ie yo Preven may or may not have heen the worst bos ‘as eal ae Tost Maw y 83 aid his dog Dake the of fs nlmost ac huimast ae Thvek FIs himself.” Pese World have given age more than ig of pent [You rontnt take the mistake of cron ding this bok, dor two: enjoy it Lingeriugly, like nie of its era alll ‘To read about Person's dancingeschoul teagelien, bis 3 cine, hie cite enterprise with Hemwsss and Vestas, i toa Pounds to ones weight by langhier to deitnet setera e's age wecount, Thur Tauwrseros hae been a hay limit ie gt me rn a ea sa fury th it extry lsh to get the most 0 re doing takes time to live. hie, Helhhane He takes time to get bis bearings

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, EEA SE EADY COMMENT ON CONGRESS te in Comgrens ait ‘the Panama tolls repea ‘controversy has not been note Tt aerved to draw from Me. Henry Wt Mr stoweply H. Choate striking ff the beginnings of the Hy Treaty "They made it ele Traiers vena i tial files of the State Depart coastwise shipping by paring it through the canal exenspt from tolls ight committee age ‘each Repmblican averages perhaps Ge condition ‘hay $50,000,000 annually. What the Tatersate Commerce Commies must Aecite ix this: Have the railroads sue eve Un proving that thes need adi Howal revenme: if sa, how much lo faced, ste vee Th ast is percept slacken awaiting the devision omDecember 1, 188, Tenry White, Charge of the Ameri Tondoo, aud advise him tha nasnch ae an isthian eanal scene at thie moment tls Titerest. ask Land Ie wat atiabary at ot a work whieh wii he ete beete "ue the ete le Ml ot Pre tee "prevent the accom thee vey Inert eat aeelate the thet tt the hee te net sth Me. White hav ont Malishury, The ratte sentativen of these to Mr. White reports in a let tary Hay: of December {ete Informal conceration fallowe Ing witch ord atibory” sad thing tne ance at he trate On the very day of the conversa hetween Land Salisbury and our rep resentative, Mr, White wited Reeretary Tay. the purport of the conversation. fd coneliled his telegram wi 5) ab moth native Ut he Alan’ Goterament tothe comet to ofthe cana, aa Ts tot bello, HE Sie meen sate ‘Thi testimony was fully The all the. fines} Sighte? ta grant a inclontve aes to settle once fa ‘arguments abot ome Tnuitect subsidy problems. ‘The their revere are 890,000 anna the present and Ing free servers thes now perform for fa vored shippers Mr. Hranuteie resentative Henry D. Clayto ualroan of th shew steady progress Inthe I norte evonoinie ede of the Democratic party ‘The Hew measure convolldates feplaces the four siuilar ‘astnen which have eet Aer tre for sone time, Lt altos fae, sery bey, 10 regulate In the’ pulie interent the “price ratient given dealers emi competion to Tite Talwar tbo a 0 rowth ‘of corporations, It fo prevent that growth from becoming m0 hopole; to prevent directory fram being able to vote om bot sidew of prottable trannetions, nut without estoping the wide tise of dirwetive ability; to pre ‘veut judicial tyranny in the Use of procect junction and contempt ‘against labor, hat with Iiroper peower of 0 Aik, te nthe guile personal Ine of Iworels eye “These are obviously goon necenary pracen of debate tvew bill be well feu IFAC in, lone mp taken towant redeeming President Wi: sow’ pledge “to mune our lawn with th owt an cesine of the country.” “Two dangers emai: Mest, te post be effects on our present Indistiad an merclal activity of the uncertainty ulin ate on such a sort of ated i € highest fhe authoritative, wuficient, ad” reasont aly brief, The second and more per Inanent ‘uncertainty ie ax te. the Hong ringe eflert on our Tutmte econome deve: ‘opment of enacting into law the Demo rine that competition ine, formed stulenis think not Ieanare tte fx efor Congress, anil He progres Te ton clemely watched, =]

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 2, 1916 19 Pickups of > Sport By Grantland Rice 8 ask Lines to Any Scientist Lee isi omeee teoe het tects 1 knoe thai varcination, thang « peste An eightirfonr inateod. wan ( buabers, oon mnie, and i fe a tt de for seth that ny ‘Awd at the ora they aly i 8 grvcenard Irae wm nut Penit your quick attention tthe wed of om ie Cora aerum for the pitcher when P. Makrr comes Imagination and Concentration pong tn

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20 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 1914 ————————2 | Keeping New York’s District Attorney’s Office Out of Politics By CHARLES Ss. WHITMAN District Attorney of New York County PARES Tees tare ary VilsasCoros Athletic Union Suit , Licensed Under the Klosed:-Krotch Patents Demand Eficienc and You Get It IE maximum ve Gree in farran eeaty! & srctch fs cigs and Gas ala ad Nogpen eles i bind fort n-every pose, Fioel opening doesnot connect wi teat opering, Single button belie Hap scree scat— cannot gap open of bunch up into uncomfortable folds. Light and cool—ideal for active men. Made, bees) tapatad ‘an dimadis ree taidis dlardae tater tenant rene ese Men's sizes, $1.00 and up. Boys'sizes, 50 cents and up. ios trailiegs bee ing the Pideat(Brae mack of quality inclode ‘Shit Gloves, Hi Suupenden, ‘Neckwear, Handherels ce WilsonBros ‘Open-Mesh Union Suit Combinette Shirt Mie mut Wit aie AC die eden ila

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 2, 1914 a “Ladies of the Jury” The Great Architects By EVA C. BRYANT (Phat ect fd of li ohne co Specify Ripolin cy iS ee Rie : Enamel Paint ‘rosperous city in the Marts ft tte pec, Jt comes in that brl- fant high gloss like glass, or in a beautiful semi-gloss, or absolutely flat. Ripolin finish applied in houses 14 years ago is just as good today as when first put on. hat is why Ripolin is so inexpensive—most economical even for the average householder who decorating, or for the Equally suitable for bath room, parlor, dining room of furniture—for interior and’ exterior wood- |work—for metal work—in fact wherever a white |finish is desired. Ri wsed for metal f | Water—for railroad signals inder constant pl ; ject to all weathers and steum id. gas from passing locomotives—for steamships and costly , inside and out, where sea air and salt water ruins 1amels—for hospitals and sanitary factories where conomy and durability are absolutely essen Let us send you a book showing. resid | clubs and palatial hotels finished with: Ripolin. send the Ripolin coated strip of ti cst" Also name of the Ripolin agent in your territory. ‘Then purchase Ripolin, yourself—see th Parsanbroken, A gallon will cov co square feet, depending upon Bs Your painter or decorator will tell you the wantity needed. Anyway write for the ipolin book today. J. A. & W. Bird & Co. Importers and Distributor of Ripon forthe United Stes cn S2Peart St, Boston, Mass, 660 Peoples Gas Bi, Chicago Il — Architects will find full RIPOLIN specifidations=ih [Sweet thdex

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A Motorcycle Runabout for Two LL the touring pleasure, comfort and efficiency of an automobile at the cost \\ of trolley fares. That's Indian Side | Car-ing. A spin in a summer's even- ing. A week-end trip. A coast-to- coast tour. The Indian Side Car is a comfort vehicle serving your every desire. is is the second year of the Indian Side Car. It is already as famous as the machine to which it is attached. Beauty of design—luxurious ease—strength with lightness—these things characterize’an Indian Side Car pre-eminently. Sndian Motocycle With Side Car hs trig body speaks of interesting road compan- ionship—of jaunty hours spent in keen. out-of-door enjoyment. Side Car-ing is a new phase of motorcycling — and an extremely popular utility at only a small ad- tional cost. When the possibilities of Side Car ing are fully realized there won't be a motorcycle without its Side Ca attach ere is no other shicle in the world roviding so much comfort, pas fealthful delight and vecrea- Side car equipment doubles ive opportunities for so little your motorcycling fun and cost. The superior features of the Indian Side Car are fully set forth in a booklet just issued especially covering this one subject. It turns over a fresh lot of facts and thoughts that ‘anyone-whether a motorcycle owner or ni ‘mighty well worth looking over. HENDEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY ‘802 State Street - - Springfield, Mass. 2) eet COLLIER’S FOR MAY 2, ee The Little Country Theatre By GEORGE CREEL ZA ASE Prleor Aled 6. The mae eld he ee Spring

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 2, 1914 a How 200 Concerns Boosted Their Eastern and Export Business HERE are more manufacturing establishments, more manufacturing capital and. greater al products, in New York CITY the Union, ex New York’s bank clearings are more than than of any other Ame New York is the hub of the commercial world and the industrial hub of New York is BUSH TERMINAL. In this mammoth community over 200 progressive business concerns (some of them in the ten-million dollar class) have plants for manufactur- ing, assembling, warehousing or distribut- ; first because of the value they find New York location, and second, be- cause Bush Terminal offers them, in one spot, every facility and every economy to take 100% advantage of that location. Frounnee rates ere ‘loyet have matinee ay Describing Bush Terminal Facili signed by an oficial, will bring 2 copy fee L, COMPANY, 100c Broad St., New Yor

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™ COLLIERS FOR MAY 2, 1914 Collier’s at School —— “PEARL” Wire Cloth in Appearance and Wear

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2. 18 2 COLDWELL COMBINATION ROLLER AND MOTOR LAWN MOWER Combination Roller and ne hest and most economi- Is Half Your Fuel Expense Worth Saving: ek ig rs oe ides ne

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" coutiens ron way acters The Answers to Mr. Washburne’s Brickbat \ The Genuine forFord Cars). TT istade mark represents ‘ the Standard of Excellence Size am Casveuw Deas, ail over the world, ‘The serial : guarantee number is a duplicate S see Youn Cut, X, Of that appeating on che print rt guarantee that accompanie Every, KW Master Vibrator $15 with $16 with Y 1 hace: ont road Me Edition Parisienne paraitra le 2 Mai. Ce sera un numéro spécialement amusant et digne de la reputation que ce journal comique et satirique a établi par la passé.” Si vous pas ia abonné, voici une excellente opportunité pour faire la connaissance du journal. Oh, no, it is not in French, but, this week's issue of SUDGE has a distinetly Parisian tang. AL AIL Nowstunds Ten Cents Tine 1 NLA ASSNEZ

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 1914 ” Six—$2375 Phe one and only American-made The National won, and has cat that remain supetioe co all for- held for years, the world’s ‘ign cars in the International 500- ‘e 2 stock car championship. ‘The National also holds the world’srecord forthefi averagestraight-away age with a stock car, 89.28. tile race isthe National Its History and Its Today Warrant Your Confidence ‘The International 500-mile race is again National Success Fundamental ‘We Know This Is What You Want scheduled for May 30th, on the famous Racing wih hs bes Speedway at Indi is. Three times hhas the race been run—with almost a hundred of the world’s best automobiles" competing. It is the supreme test automobile construction. It is a deci- sive, uncompromising method of elimi- nation of the weak The Unconquered National ‘Againse this buckpround of three yea struggles the Sa‘ ‘National sands with sihovette ditinetness. Tea the iecorksmaker, the tecordsholdet, the unconguered. You may or may not behewe in acing. You most ‘unblemished record ise they atin, games. enter contol comple fee del al epee [NATIONAL 40-7-PASSENGER TOURING CAR Wht for ire rece boos oral colons NATIONAL SIX ROADSTER NATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE CO. DEPT. N, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 1914 The Isolation of France ‘sit Germany. il tape be te vine ape con POMPEIIAN BROWZE Soe eas SCREEN CLOTH : 2S emt Jost go ise boein your sreens—one tiny rated FE ‘ut broken town mesh thd your ene sewage fetee te wasted "Throagh hat unungcted best {ctddenes or me, erage ec ed nia the oe of ending Pompeiian Bronze Screen Cloth Pio ree fom a remarkable wire (99% : Wig] Coaversey, ee ieee rtae Reet : ‘ Sacha Soe CLINTON WIRE CLOTH COMPANY taro dat ithe eb of he The tourist gives “eat his car a real test =o gu tp TYOU may ot hay a pec for twuring—but you do ‘ace victories sad by Sure ‘owners in the public marathon of daly With is lates ent pertorma ah he ton Porky en ellbtate What They All Want SR AEA AS

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 2, 1914 want 7AM ERAN = vate | 28, ‘TONS IMPERATOR (919 feet long, 52,000 tons ha meh fr wt creas ce he Alaiterrnmean. Png His type of Oxford is for the VATERLAND aceon ae | man who sets comfort above 950 fet lon, $8,000 tons World’s Largest Ships 1 Regular Service to PARIS LONDON HAMBURG style, but isn’t averse to style with comfort. Roomy to the foot— refined to the eye—restful to wear. “BARRISTER” Black Walking Oxford—$5 Dl finished Black Cally medium full, round wey pet- vated tips medium arch; wquarish heel, invnble eye~ row cord lacs, nam locke, wih tay ‘thinned under the ankle 10 "pocket the heel and provers slipping. Aka in| Ree Call Summer Cruises to The Land of the Midnight Sun during Jans, daly and “August trom Hamers. Exclusive Custom Styles Vacation Cruises to Jamaica and the $4 ond ama Canal Ther ar 19 Ba Real Ses au 852 Acoli’ Wes“ rae pt Ss Bs immer rales now in REGAL SHOE COMPANY ct ~25. day Cruise, $113, fee 2 dey Goan $115 270 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. turn, $110 up. Mediterranean Service ‘SteamshipsHamburg and Malte pee Peart at bbraltar; Naples and Genoa. Two Cruises Around the World and through the Panama Canal Qe dgnuney 1th 1915. by 8-8. Cincinnat, por Paname-Pacike Exposition. Duration 135 days Cont $900 up. Ove Toutit Depestmest iP of the 41-45 Broadway, New York Phan Bato Bano Prmbaah Chaya New Orne Manali Se Las Matt SenFancice

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 2, 1914 a Get the Personal Touch! Sixes or fours—the Mitchell- Lewis Motor Company makes both. Our idea is to sit the public taste, We are not trying to cram either down your throat. We want you to try them both, sit in the driver's seat, get “the feel of the car,” note carefully the action of the engine, the brakes and the steering apparatus. You 1 get the pulse of any car by doing the driv ing yourself. And you can't get i any other way. You ought to know your own car even if you hire a driver. You ought Th ager it bob poe éoy H,. That deflaten proven Sf teney hand vorlle of trouble, Te elminaes iil slemune OF ke ax !bny SOA paar chr ony ABA au Gent bey ihebugh th fe oF erieed) len hes engi Wuopeniae Be pel We ritomsblle ought taba booghe that eay—ad a We are asking. prospective cus- tomers to buy Mitchell's that way. We are taking, Shut fect, the Ear theme aod ent srhattis Known’ at “rhe feel of the car Ik cot Se the: driven “The bly way to reach the pele ff s car Wi slrwigh fae noring tote, "The wetter ff demil may be learoed ‘forwanda if the car think the Mitchell car whether Six or Four is Hie by BF tha pene. TeY it yocrsall ad aee bow Here ithe Eauimet fora the Michal Model Which Ie lcd Specifications of the Three Great Mitchell Models: Ti Mel te ty hone yer HBict he! gOS i he ostel $2°350 Faster Seether teria yecenge $1,595 At Prone F. 0. B. Recne Eighty Years of Faithful Service to the American Public P.A. makes a pipe smoke a real man’s Seataretieick Listen to this: P. A. spells “pa—and that means Prince Albert is the daddy of ‘em all ! Never hit you before? Sure will just about as quick-off-the-bat as you fire-up some national joy smokings, via a jimmy pipe or rolled into a ‘makin’s cigarette. Because Prince Albert has everything—flavor, aroma, quality. It's so ripping good for what ails your smokappetite that the sight of a tidy red tin just jams joy into your system. You pin a quick-action tag on your sleeve, beat it biff-bang around the corner, and lay in some PRINGE ALBERT the national joy smoke ‘Sooner you know for yourself that P. A. can't bite, the wiser and more cheerful-lice you'l be early in the a.m, Its this way: Prince Albert is made by @ patented process that removes the bie! Just leaves the tobacco- foodness ell there, and brings out the rich favor that ‘ais men yearn for P, A. sunrise to sunset You give Prince Albert the punch-test. That's trying ‘tout any old way—-just as mean as you can be toi Youll find P. A. troe-blue because you can smoke it red bot—and ijt can't make yout tongue tingle! Say, you be game. Mate up P. A. with a jimmy pipe and get going—some! R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston Salem, N-C.

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te ° Preserves Roads Prevents Dust~ How roads wear out— Mice ‘Write for sample cake! A, tock tor esses Labo toaveid paying too much for your clothes or get. yleplus Label on the inside of the coat cola ‘The Styleplus Label is more than a tag, 1 i promise. Temeans that the “clothes. are. ‘under bond to give you sa fction of new’ ones will be furnished So when you see the Styleplvs Label in a coat ‘you know that the Mr- Shane ie back of i and Style + all= woo! fab- ies. “Style + perfect fit, Style } expert works You com tll « geomine Sole bythe “Late in ‘toa, the Tieton the Tiree, and the’ Guarana inthe poche PE sana beets RES | Cheer up, eversbods! This is the ‘official weather forecaster whe ‘predicted fair weather a ase Last of the Family FIRST” iting JASCO TANK rceuaiethat retets ) ieee

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“Whip Will Per- petuate the Name of Patterson terpeeee 8 ite manta: ‘We niy Pate my bother am manor ero of me to mprone iled| inet "Avni le the mont arvat acini fi teat a tir ‘eer bee ay hip” mpreit—pot secret oe He teach angone toting kine et of he alr gee Treat ches, yee Ti Bt ramen own herein the vcs hen when et him ma ott intra ke val show fone” or thle wats‘ hunred Elms abe he cout ‘oupiate FIVECENT CAN FREE Freahees. tenn nip gee the {aero han dine ne Meer al soe pine nthe ren est sad even ae With pe {ite co me arse 4 aunce ean feee of charzy Dy re —z2se | fe Strate seme ter al] YOu Can ‘The lot that wrote That threw is | Bize for the ein Hott acacine on te tte | ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA Bound Two-VolumessIn-One Is sold at a price you can afford to pay 900 nes the Word Over Say Tee the Beat Encycloped The Eig Pane Wick ee ite On Comme aT Syhork divm of Universal pare Knowledge Bult by cnet Americas ns Seder American Ecieny Mn Revol he yA, ie ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA no tnd ie ‘io Perrrroueersnny Bindng athe Laat Word ithe Engg Feld AZINE LOWEST PRICE FOR WHICH A STANDARD BicVeLonecoiA WAS EVER MEN SOLD: moarere of ring tring te the | foum wish made themctees knows ee Few dim seratched a match to cht TheWorld Does Move. MoveWith It Have Your Children Photographed in Motion Project the picture yourself in yout Family Circe Projects $75.0 and Up Hom oe Commencement Exercises ‘Athletic Sports Saling Conests "Photographed ia Motion Project the pictures yourself st your Home, Club, Lades, Ofc: Motion piceres of any Ontdeer event pheegraped by JAMES H. HARE, * “ew Sone" 5

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What is there about that substance known as : e ZINC. which makes the paint so good ? KNOX Technically it is a long story, but the : to make six plates facts are quickly stated. Zinc makes paint look better, whether white or colored; it makes it last much longer, and it transforms the paint into an impervious shell of protection from all kinds of weather. Proof: The best paint manufacturers use it in their best paints. The story is readabl ly told in our booklet, “Your Move,” which we would like to send you. send you enough ‘The New Jersey Zine Company, $5 Wall Street, New York For big contract jobs consult our Research Bureau, ADDS TO THE CHARM of entertaining because |MAPLEINE ound favor and deliciousness to CHENEY > desserts, dain BROTHERS |} ties, fees, can: onbaaselen pin ties and tastes com LD-IT sauce

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IVER JOHNSON tiette REVOLVER COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, ase Nightfall |) Build This -V" Bottom: ‘Model—It’s Easy

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 2 SAXON $395 A Good LowPriced Cat True Blue SAXON Makes Good Everywhere Nearly 2000 Saxons are now in use in all parts of the country. “They are being driven on all kinds of roads, under all sorts of tions. "And everywhere they are making good. Owners are proving very day the wonderfal power and stamina of these Saxon cars Gallops Up the Hills | rn me ots skdance und | peer pad the amt You Can Make Some Boy Happy We are offering prizes of Baseballs—Bats —Gloves—and Books to boys who will sell Collier’s The National Weekly ‘The work is pleasant and requires but a little spare time each week. Boys work in their own localities and MAKE MONEY besides WINNING PRIZES. We want the “live-wire” bors—the best we can get. Send us their names or tell them to write for particulars of our at- tractive offer. P. E. COLLIER & SON 416 West 13th Street, New York City -Sunior Salee Department ni | You Can't Dodge the Income Tax— wnds | The Decay Tax, Yes! The decay tax is i ‘worm out paint coat results ‘neighborhood spirit. That hreavytax, bat you can dodge ic. Paint iv ne and paint right. Dutch Boy White Lead sions by eka aoe ee ae ee any color, Write for Pant Adviser No. 77 arma! ssi FREE! THE, PLAZA a, Avene bs See ‘The World's Moot Luxurious Hot AED STERN: Mann Do

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 1814 ——1v4*SSE—— America’s TelephonesLead theWorld : Service Best—Cost Lowest The best way to make the best bread ‘Carnation Milk full Carnation Milk | From Contented Cows DR. Lathe, nt DresnerAnciger ln yar 13 3 er igh i See ae. of the ‘nin Rd Seraph se oa Sah hails en nb {Shia whoa bdeguate elepome fc Real Average Cost of Telephone Service Pet zor ta pubs inthe United Siena "Baropean countiea (Gased on oficial report). "Eas Write today of Carnation Pacific Coat Condensed Milk Co. Soe So Se ae She San Sat Sn a Sa Se i ‘i ‘are the reasons why there are twelve times Phones Tarek Banded persene ithe Untod Sats os Berope, AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ‘ANO ASSOCIATED COMPANIES. One Policy One System Universal Service i Garage dae 50 Best grade cedarcanoe for 20 Sere COLLIER’S The Nationol Weekly Yome ere um Os PROEUT ER |A Handsome Parlor Davenport By Day— ‘A Fall Se, Roomy, Confoble Bed At Night

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38 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 2, 1914 THE SHOP WINDOW Business Opportunities os ‘Seimei noe ng on ete nee haere cand Women 10 070 diva iat ke errata Cigars s= Poi Agents Wanted Agents Wanted Agents Wanted High-Grade Salesmen = Se ee Skee re ee ary Tela. Ee Me, Wanted Fe siete fem he tet Jee i it ¥ a

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 2, 1914 oy a) br, a a istlesloo JOST users of the RUBBERSET Tooth Brush ing held in hard rubber as in the famous will say that the old way of making the | RUBBERSET Shaving and Paint Brosh, RUBBERSET was good enough. bristles _A solid blow from a heavy hammer might ever eame out no Rater whats arabure the stash RUBBERSET Tooth Bra in brush was given. But since we have discovered a pieces but there would be no loose bristles better way of gripping tooth brush bristles in hard 3c} ‘ult woul ISO nt in a iets rubber, we have adopted it. We hi Saveshapel bole adl Giey car's be" pulled through with a pair of pliers.” The cone-shaped heads exactly fit the cone-shaped holes. Over stead of gripping all the bristles of each this pate is moulded the top and handle of the ile head of hard rubber, each tuft of bru the result is a brush with bristles, its separate brush head of solid vulcani bristle-holding head and frame all moulded and rubber that holds each bristle with a ise-like grip. hardened into one solid piece. The bristles haven't « a RUBBERSET Tooth Brush is composed of thir ‘chance to come out. ‘Tug, twist and yanke at them with forty perfect little brushes--the in each tu pair of pliers, and you can't loosen one of them, RUBBERSET | TRADE MARK SAFETY TOOTH BRUSH ! ‘Tas cof the luxury of such a brush!—no annoying You actually get a better RUBBERSET Tooth Brush for a) Tatts Bers tire rela atte otal pt ole ms foe 4#3| Wes itacinattoinets dep tran nce, RUBBERSET Tah Bahr edn a Roe aor ae reece 12) AUTRE EYES Bett Oee RUMSERSE aoe =f) half adozen ofthe ordinary make. Its usefulness only ends when the | bristles are played out and worn out— because they can’t fll out! | SES IARORRET TAT NOY Lure nt wi ic for the brush formerly 35e—Now the formerly ‘RUBBERSET Tooth Brushes are sold everywhere Pet A tela cee aad . el out as led Os maveaag ad'cingse_RUBBERSET COMPANY, Fact NEWARK

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hkisued you ripe, : You have sto’ed up in your bein’ to release it in wool” pipe smoker, knows that there’s a lot more than ‘just smoke” in good tobacco. He Rich, mellow, fragrant Velvet, all the sun that J E, lil very “dyed in the my i An’ to cam my troubled sperit, you have saved 0 het erat hove wh eo iS eae 3 knows that Nature has stored up ge An’ you've learned me how to gather all the good nial philosophy, sunny kindliness and things that T can pe To turn ‘em into kindness an’ good will to'ds real good fellowship in the “blessed fellow man. VELVET, the Smoothest Tobacco, mellowed by more ing, is made of the choicest Kentucky Burley, the to- bacco which Nature outdid herself to make all that pipe tobacco ought to be. VELVET is Burley de Luxe perfected by slow and careful curing that brings out all its flavor, fragrance and body—with an added aged-in-the- wood mellowness. There’s a whole lot of peace, con- tentment and satisfaction waiting for you now in a tin of VELVET. one velver® Liggett Myers Tobacco Cr. ins S ics Soh toes ed by Gooe

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coutte One unit for starting tS FOR MAY 9. are better than one you call at automobile show-rooms much of the sales iscussion will naturally be about the starting-light ill find two general methods of generating, the engine. ng system. irrent and cranking, In one type of system, the dynamo or generator and the starting motor are combined in a Single Unit. In the Gray & Davis Starting-Lighting Syst and work independently. n, these units are separate With 2 few simple facts before you, you will soon decide in favor of the Two-Un The Sin design must divide its efforts betwee: jon systen team of speci ‘ogether these separate ut How Both Systems Work Inthe Sinele-Unit system the staring motor arman constantly revolves this semature works ty Yate average ast: owt 80 ho the same length of time, 4 car equipped Unt system running 4 hove a day, forces ie searing to revolve 7460 he "wo-Unic System theres sbvolvtely no eed Jcompvomise because each separate unit has tht one function to perform. ‘The dynamo is» sturdy, pliable generator “The starting mocor is simplified to a pot where it wer no more power han ie abelately necewary What happens in Emergencies Suppose, in. Single-Uit systems accident dinables the genersing function. "The enaer itm sell be faffcid Should the stating function ive trouble, the ehances are that the sme gum wil be put eur of ‘With two dict units, as inthe Cray & Davis Sytem, secdent may impais the starting motor but the dynamo are naturally in a pe service than a single untt having two, or pethaps three duties. but because of the two wily different tasks. ‘The combination of generator, st requires more or les compromi ‘The Two-Unit Gray & Davis System n ists, each having a separa task. 1g motor, and in some instances iy be compared to a two-ma on to give better scl continues vo generate, The lghang efcieny iin no yy Dasis dame be tempoatily out ot coninues to cr arg inthe battery. “icine sanine-lighting equipment. The ror har been under the personal dectionof one ‘emoridepresesteanertindynameand motor construe int motor ha been tae oe O80 FO ‘al types of pleasute car ad on several motor ah = ‘epartnene tucks Road service has proved beyond doubt the ale soundest ofthe Tiwo- Unt System, ‘You will find the Gray & Davi Staing-Lip System on leading cats in every pice agg ‘When an automobile ralesman says, “We, this / complete Gray & Davis equipment,” you may cour nvarping efiency and relibity All he tars about staringlghting systens at ‘our latest catalog. A copy will be sent Jou of GRAY & DAVIS, Inc, BOSTON, MASS

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COLLIER’s FOR MAY 5, 1914 de Bi Faithful Service Lasting Friendship ee When you buy our product, you get more than tires. Every purchase includes our intention faithfully to fulfil our par such as to make permanent tion. Weare: at obligation squarely and successfully with our thousands of satisfied users, THE Fis

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 9, 1914 Design in young men’s clothes HE proper designing of clothes for young men is an art which we have brought to great perfection. } It is necessary to please the young men, of course; they \ * if won’t buy what doesn’t attract and satisfy; but it is also nec- t | essary to maintain the high standards of style and quality which | td we have set for all our undertakings—to make clothes that look | | young without looking frivolous; that have the lively, snappy lines | | which young men insist on, without being undignified. Our designers of young men’s clothes make a study of young tastes and i preferences; they get just the right “air” into the styles they create and we make the clothes with all-wool quality and best workmanship in them. Our illustration shows two of ove best model for young men. Center: 31 inch softfront f i coat, 3 buttons style for any Bgure. Right: 30 ch wifttrome coat, 3 patch pockets each has 6 burton, no collar waistcoat. Such suits may be had of good clues from $18 c0 $50 } i 1 Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers fee

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° COLLIERS FOR MAY 9, 1914 The Fall of Vera Cruz When Is War Not War? By Arthur Ruhl Ruhl landed at Vera Cruz from the batt ship Michiean on Thursday, April 23, and abled, on Friday night, this impression- istic picture of the captured city The First Who Fell (At Vera Cruz)

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| COLLIER'S FOR MAY 9, 1016 The Landing of Our Marines at Vera Cruz This move, on the morning of April 21, put a new war date in American history. The Florida isin the fore- | round; the Utah and the transport Prairie in the rear, and the old fort of San Juan de Ulloa at the right

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8 COLLIER's FOR MAY 9, 1914 Featuring Four Principals in the Story of the Clash With Mexico

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 9, 1 seo nest OSI, he ent tt see 8 Tene Ch REE cance seca amemanerouarlt mete ste ge BL Troop nately parales the cee my norma nse oe ‘ewe co the Tech facts ore ste teriget un a Biches gtr pete een apprebente al One Shot for the Range and Then ieciats were there tor ‘nares i the wives Licatenant Colonel Perbinn, et. emma erates Taanry, nd the ther fen ot wo c._Xem, as erersboty i are tiven tothe Tae eee See ieee eet wv mae Te os aoe idl faetlrc egy Cory ‘the Twentieth Tatas is hnt to nuke time Bp Valk the a

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“ fetounnoce when Takt the social wori'scvonter, feito soit Wa mist Ics ik Be her malsavedsnguneen, tt onder Watt hey me 1D 2, Me bt anc ane favor by for Jn tue uotryprbaty-if one ows bow to ay He mole" erst fice of extraneous sblgntians {aor the eligaton fo feta the fore fe Rind. a Yor ie ie nthe enemta of the mt fut" traia Phat dessa test date a ewes mo arom Uhele plage a aark, td prve five thin Year Mies, ee faker, multe, imprtene 8 rs ators, dear Journals a frit ito hel of hanes bat ivan Gaiere af there wo thirty euotrotting estab ews that ree bk tice em ithe vse Autecentsstanling ahd alg by thee bow Achievements make the emia wwe ajo ctr Is otmentin, respons cere” srceve fo We Fic, to ade ner nea eldery wore. workwear Jeti prateting azo ener its wth te het olor, ‘ale, ctor mental ele, Pero rity, the mazeston of ata, aor, ‘chow, fresh aretite foe aon essere steaming PHI MAT yet hw aga ‘women nd ae thee nerve ber frat te eve uth parte Ie he fre tvtaton weve et he, anaee eowe aml Sot nother AAre me san, the courted dine fou erst er ‘she woot "Fhe Inch wae a itame tion the walter dia. he ha ry Yared the How leon of Heri eu caserole spendin pubic et dy. Te Berek tee ees fr mah rmifer vita fds & COLLIER’s FOR MAY 9, 1914 ‘os retaannnte Mat W ber smtuinh guests ated items tnt “my ie wb se wok [oat by al aves of thn oth oe having bert lanier who might be thank for nt ai Teste Wheres de madame it Mi" Vandermaer's is weit erent Jor tab he nt a ae Tut I abe we her bases: to slamout ‘tame. she One ber tdeshor toutetine ‘Zinmon the basins! ‘Tow set baling Rater 16 te core when her Mra. Vanderwaters td fev ‘dare apposed: for tow. often wile nea) am ile Ia an payoff very pefeately am ebtgation for a fic reel they meat tae to Mt ane ‘roahtet pe for apo Rivers. teow way Uroatning of hve woken ‘derundaane? "Cone Me Vandeewaters dowel wit ie terme fer to take bret dng "The tokheeyer rommunicned the question to Slat Ieckman. who communicated tthe isla jie who opel sen) fo eraione mysteries {tnd ten seed bak to, Commas her eey tt 2" ltl seoper to Mi Tehama wh com fated le fn n loader winger to the Dooeser, whe {e=Ratonn” wo weed hs erly shaahe te set oath with the meal of conker, Osea Wi worn bad both shrank ae eared: 1 ed | runt these Seer cared sere of ork St, et ule. chalk. tid woting known to so ‘month ater nfm ure ete en lar ‘ue et of my greasy hal. A peace chemi fiw tok charee of ail ether pmquratons, dais hiees were heared i ether words 1 had bewse ss mere ein the work, ut my orb had emanzd ‘Hin teaver repeneiltes x ectlng ‘head sen oy ‘quate nao ber trp grerly lane ly ‘iy ‘world hed aso larged with a 8eydaar salty. had eooly asked for Moe rather Lhd [ated 1 it have to aot fy doers 1 am te Save tl aso with 4 Vey Wa Vitae i teat Ee in the chet and conte. Suter word You Know how iin when for Sic Gate ‘tw leat tof Sor Sirs, my brter Teenie, thet runing wealtan'a wee for mye SSSoe inthe enormous pre T's ea "Sime ore rote! No i ong afer, trou chance word from bet, Timm that sd st a forestall {he domeaa that for genre ale i ‘Sunt tha ements aie be Ta ‘forty Jot rte never en apron, ‘ea I fra Wea con foram cutlder to ask ‘why alt you pat Wa to her steht a ba, ter metal Le Leys ofthe business wor For one thing. eval wt then ak the fae of my salary ister was Jt ent ‘er rons int iu ot the surncters of hme wie mi ive thelr ie sles ponte ‘Se ot vitial sampitas tt sows Aepeve the Tine of the wer tr do the very tha “hteak kane fd seth oat tn the wer for theta {ie eutward reumnnces nea wing to permit M 7 be only samt ens of Anche ‘sent tt apps ven Jou tf our hae {0"tace ber world on het term and a her aaccent ‘an meievement tat tele ou any od et Fue the ust typday of «ange oer an then I teed to a sone tun FU Yr sce alowed I iat wes never tote ttre to any ofthe Vander ‘taters and Hechenedgee—the emit crowd aad {Soe Iwas'ceaioally presented o tnt he ak stwapt a buyer aad" bead of our iatoree Sie mart ofthe esral xb tI tthe maga ofthe butane aol therefor, Tieecatlterence wth the teri ually sur fod id by Goog

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eas hae wate fy ie lalla of 0 1 job on the (op 6! the earth the beste don iso wan Fight about ii. We are prow of the marines aud don't anind saying 3 Mr. Wilson and the Congress HES, on April 14, President Witso ont Micet_ to. Tampien Hows with oe unhappy Me Wursos's message to Congress on A oes from he: failure of ont nations. TE war bs ier according to the iawn of KAR Colora exmes feo the aimaltte fallare of gover re. That war—for Wt ix war—haw lawn conducted. accord savagery Pejnvseutatives of inler have willfully dentrosed property, have Kt clildren and have Falest rection of th fami the iistrened cont ing of twarlnes ata binjaeKets atl the battle bn the svete of Ver (Cri proeving the taking of that town. These ail ave entirely altered the relathoas Tetween the executive and the Toranelen of ou af xonwething Uke futocrats ad Ince, ea mw ravage Colorado, The primary nite owvers, resent oF asente mins The tethers are event comers f thas boom market by: wn of problews of enershadowing igre convene in Vierember to coe the ewrreney law, it wan ex the sewsion Wout be the passage of ert developinente hana Inportaner hue considera Pete that th Hntitvust legis ion ler way before Pres too, hie beet submerged it Alevetopments growing out of the events in Mexien ‘warfare, or ‘The authorities out Uhete shou the United States Hint for Standpatters ARE 1 ‘the aphorism ‘ome eue jump a crass: bers are mre early oath the A Newspaper Found Out ERE IS A RECIPE for discovering a great wave of pie sent ‘ent or jst exit, The quota thom ie a telegr TIA, aid adresse 10 RTE . to a college paper, “The Pellewn,” for nihation to islet nly attra Tein the progeny annonce Tansy 20. Ta the Tight Aetertination take om at ‘The present chef point of Interest to members of Ce how the: Mexican dieulty wilt affect the Presid nuthority. IF he comes throngh Ht successfully wie with erelit Speer rent 98 Winweif aud to the counts. Iie dominion over Congroms will be ‘Pyne tie cary, Friday esrung 8 words showing antavorabie sation strong st TE he docs not stcree, bit power inevitably ict Weems suo on Taman ata ll oe te In the beginning of wget hat to oa athe i HSQC row wie Felnetant to follow the ving him sation wo use ome tnbee that it was sent cuir” ad Wash falls) aginst the Pe tis patty. Vet we apie sone nttoenced by things they read in the "Engulren” frere men in both Howse and Renate, who x authority and prestige had gone Into eelipme: that hix po Wine disapatest, and that, for the remainder of this selon al eat Congres would be ite own bow. "Thewe expressions represented. at ‘opinion rather than a state of facts. That the Pres dered met “yy ‘The frst plied: "Prete Keaiseaus. 1H. Facer, But the thind shook Wishes, It ay tbave beet becanwe battleship have heen a favorite stject of content tow this lant fortnight: anyway, “Hirsay Rerrexoait.” x4id he, We that the best work of this tio 1, Post pant the hile left ai atthe eres ray as the Jacke en bie i ts ad off, are irrepressible comhosx af the brine When the feet made i short re santhwan, Ret-reahath Was An the deck of the 3 ail ngs a drawing he has made ad i making for Conastle lattes are itagered by the wlorm his eruiners kif thle hic trp hats sue relentlessly throng He pie Inspiration of Si hare fa a alieet b Concerning the Marines E HAVE HEARD \ GREAT DEAL about the ma fun in turret oF fighting top, and much also a ng om the ie ciurse of the Adtinistrat Irae of our service be “The marines wore there, theonghout were precise sill is perhiopse the tiomt galing ‘ees hooting feu the fzive their fine ondeted front thie with he be strike rot, eaten. Whe wall may thal We haven sabt that he marines will ea the work of vesiean for having. ee lieing aad quieting the Famine iue waters of the si of in Boston oF Tans Angeles? SSO Google

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: == fie Smug CF is ce A PLAY, the iB nie concludes. rte 2, SSverting to an engine Gets we sd Mone vey ans tng Een Bree oo ofttres to : Sho grto STUER may he—in appreciation of the guod things of Bite ant art, ott To all ound futelligence equal to Wmelt? We See the Circus HE FACT 18, we ourselves like the ‘ives, Lat ‘time we went we bape pened to ait just above the ealliope, ant Unane made vs vibrate almost too. tnnefolly WHT the thrilling show’; this year we hope Tor Wetter luck: The elteus toslay hie eID and Axiiyee that hadn't been evolved In our Doyhool— when elreuses were at their best! —and yet it still amazes a cUightn. We still wait tensely for broad ‘enim when he be restored fo the soll? It Im a question forever fresh, provocative Of friemlly argument with the boy a the pleut daring riding by cowboys ad felicle and fale women In xome than evening dies and even by Alywurt Inked ae Teles Greatent Come vlan. Tt be the ling we love HU it even better than the daring ccliatloteers. The clown — there ie faemy of them owndayn — more dynamic: but lest truly f ‘come its weighty wrestlers and dexterous je fable Joggers. Awd there enouniing enutilence the » eternally superlative. Beautit ogs with @ cole than inaleen comie oper loot Mr Wi.” We don't know the peo ‘but we venture fo believe them Tikable ad philosophie-sa ound and sure of thenwelvon. ‘They set the rest of congue of Fear—their ma ‘C know how thes sland om po bbe hardy folk, they certainly ear whatever salary they ‘he amusement they offer tw i clean amd very neal Credit Where Credit Is Due ER WHOLE COUNTRY was shocked last month by a crazy. attempt ow the life of Mayor dots Pruaay Mireur. of New York City. The wouklhe assassin, in felling of his ae the flay of the shooting, sad ‘hen today T cae After examining the prisoner at Police Hendquatters, District Attorney ‘Witrratan describe iw ws follows emake of whieh Tt may be, a« the late King Heaven of Ttaly said, that ‘occasionally ty a risk of the trade for thowe who bol high ofice. but that this peril whould be kept up in oar country as an incidental vile drink is a condition altogether il mnie, longer. ph, “much easier "Pand Mr. Maclin, an ealitor delights For years the magn] have colic ym sa aie Dar a SS n't ‘eal moni. ant T have ta aban terion the ath nd srs ten eat mlethe cent frit wa teint he ‘ty are the teem fat fre Thee aint aad ponte aoe mie geo, wat i wae hae slip ‘and iy mi en, If be wile, ature ti key Hight gladly people are ick peospe—that Wealth fn tts iglaal weaning of wholeness Ie fron the stock a rehotraoine aiid holinens th and moral generally, though not alwass, go together.” But, os ‘our criti ‘admits, “an exeloaivels Inucolic existence occasionally tds tI orance, bigotry, ad nurrow'nea of vido tn a may Teal to HT Health anil viloue ‘That was precisely our pelt fn ask a he to af this paragraph il peice are etter That villzation of buat region ve exeenaive cullization nd ad ‘oul? tion In the mind the heart, in the soul of each of ts, that maker wx part company th all that is contrary fo the inner unity within we. health maw ter, like our corresp preach physical perfection Tong sd faiths. the teaching into well be appar her. however. may have broken the grout, and where before erat of change, Ie may have ‘eel That ie why we mean 10 0 01 in on ccanght a wand ‘ther path. he aloo ae a foe aid parasite of sock tes against holewme living ¢ ‘hat always continue our warfare against “all the antisocial institutions hat ‘And thongh change human, and interests and forces that seek fo drag humanity down.” Fr vray, we lelieve, Tie our miscion in the national life Ye cannot. any more than the physical instructor ‘beings against their wills into Wale, wholesome, healthe folk, set Tike him. we ean in our bumble degeee endeavor to warn thean of the pitfalls, to remore obstacles, ta seek the truth aid to fight the enemies of progress. But in the ent every pilgnim must engage ix own Apolizon, and we eam to emerge. tshuaph antly from the valley. to fad hie pearls there and the words of ie oe OSS ee

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° COLLIERS FOR MAY 9, 1914 = If it isn't an Eastman, it isn’t a Kodak. a A (a aba et a! aa en With the Border Guard The Kodak Girl Every trip that is worth taking, is worth a Kodak story. The city girl’s trip to the country, the country girl’s trip to the city, any girl’s trip to the sea-shore or the mountains—in all of these are picture stories of the interesting places and the still more interest- ing people. And picture taking with a Kodak or Brownie is very simple—and less expensive than you think. Catalogue free at your dealer's or by mai ra angst Ses be EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, ROCHESTER, N. ¥., The Kedat City. ESS —————

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 9, 1914 Ep et rg renege 10% More for Your Money SAR ts cod ba ar sc LC Sa te, cl (imam ae omen Sar yee eee es Prd pete ani fo aaa See hae be aay met fated 10 School! > ww stl Ahront_ of the rant ata "fuer hat tt boom = a cnt ‘a th fact Serve Quaker In Big Dishes Quaker Oats is the utmost in energy food. It should multiply vim, create bubbling vitality, make ‘one “feel his oats.’ But a little dish, once daily, doesn’t go far enough. Active, growing children need three times what most children get. Serve Quaker in big dishes. Make it the meal. Then you wil producing power. ‘And millions of grown-ups need a month of such breakfasts—to put them at their best. Nobody doubts the energy that’s there, but few folks get enough, Quaker Oats The Luscious Energy Food arsed which tated the ties atte | jorning know the fullness of its vim- Quaker Onteformas scion dish them the scout fakes which have estan made of jn the ch, wom the mori to Quaker toddmet "A handred aatons sed bert feat an abundance, “And so ct decous Quaker Ons, “Ail thet teenie of te Rory wich fas ‘We pick oot or Quaker jo tie taught miione ol cron lve cream ofthe ots; "Werget bt ton ths fot of fds fps om abachel “Yeu Quaker Tt alas ther, and always wil fsa tl tas Gavorsed som, e, when you erdet Quaker 10c and 25¢ per Pack Except in Far West and South The large 25-centpochage goes ten percent more ot the monty The Quaker Oats @mpany

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2 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 9 1914 SSS ae Se {a1 tacng beard af th ate alin i ae cantor ‘The bony itn oat reached around in ack fr ie aS eseed ee deed stot ot never perl hi Se Ta ad " ae i hing Sadness, Te “Y "imu iter around and the ‘Somniteah Talks about MAZDA No. 4 aad hoe te tec at recta oud Tipu Slams compe fhe oir Priory “fi roca py ape i Une.” Pena te var sewed het Pap tsi herd Souldsnene _ tte ever Bi! fmaron wth the ‘hee wil be her amps more efit bat ‘twa MAZDA” ‘Thay will be se marhed bectam they mech Tard ook in he “3 oe heap of any ne p ‘hey and yeu irene mae ese the pod Stine induny. r et prde when ou oles bate the oe, “Frum ther ow tn fs they ignore sack wah eae obiary se Hapa on epnetog he esate oli parent bye o light predece! Wen te incandeent lest amp w ee E sia ee a te bree Yaneiy. Joba thankless, all along the Se Seer ey cra emccmne —— ol ————

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yi COLLIER’S FOR MAY 9, 1914 "The Reason for Goodyear Prices Lies in Matchless Output NoRim-Cut tire prices have dropped fast and far. In 1913 the reductions totaled 28 per cent. There results this curious situation: These tires which were once the highest- priced now undersell 16 other makes. Some ask about as much for three tires as Goodyear asks for four. The reason lies in Goodyear popularity. We now turn out up to 10,000 pneumatic motor tires per day. And this mammoth output has revised all former factory costs. Overhead cost has dropped 24 per cent. Labor cost per tire has lessened 25 per cent. And our tremendous sales made possible last year an average profit of only 6’ per cent. Yet These Four Extra Features Bear in mind that NoRim-Cut tires have won top place in Tire- dom. But not by lower prices. In days of smaller output these tires cost one-fifth more than other standard tires. pTigy won on sheer met ibesegh ccloege’ Guopedonas ca hhndreds of thousams of cars exclusive features. We ended rim-cuttiny method we control. It ves six flat bands of 126 braided piano wires in the tire base. A dozen other methods to accomplish this have ended in disaster. We saved blow-outs— all the countless blow-outs due te willed abies We do this suring every tire on airiled fabric tubes, un- dee actual road conditions. ‘This extra process costs us $450,000 yearly, but it saves ‘our users milion. Wefoughtloosetreads by creating in each tire, where this trouble occurs, h of large rubber rivets. We hhave thus lessened this risk by 60 per cent. We made an anti-skid which runs like a plain tread—a flat, smooth, regular tread. Yet a doublethick, tough and enduring know, tread which grasps wet roads with resistless grip. We call it the All-Weather tread. In no other tre at any price do They won because of these four you find these costly features. No-Rim-Cut Tires With All-Weather Treads or Smooth The Best Men Know In NoRim-Cut tres, in every way, we give you the best men We have for years spent $100,000 yearly on research and experiment, We have built thousands of tires in our labora- tory, to find some way to lower cost’ per mile, Now all our experts agree that it can't be done in any way known to- . It is easy to claim more mileage—easy to claim better tires. But thousands of ac- tual tests have revealed no tire to full such claims. The Final Verdict The final verdict seems to be that NoRimCut tres wwe lowest cost per mile. tire sales last year were TL times larger’ than in 1909. For the first four months ofthis fiscal year they increased 55 per cent over year. Can you see any reason for paying more for tires than the price of such tires ae thee? I oa, a 6 lers who supply you wit NoRimm-Cut tires. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada London, England Dealers Everywhere. Branches and Agecies in 103 Principal Cen Mexico City, Mexico (Write Us on Anything You Want in Rubber.

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a COLLIER’S FOR MAY 9, 1914 She’s a Plain Girl— Until She Smiles Honey It is your personal reve- lation. If free and unrestrained bah hte fine and well- cared for teethyou ex: Charm-—physical vigor—radiant cleanliness go hand in hand wit GOOD TEETHKEEPING Thing semiannual vise to your dentist and the night and morning use of DOr.Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder Prapared for nearly hall «century bya Doctor of Donel Surety tp cteaclous i pventng_ ‘he gnats of What Dr. Lyon’ doesnot do only your dnt competent te do SOLD EVERYWHERE Holeproof—the Hose for Now and All Summer Brickbats & : Bouquets

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A million people use this pen ‘This is the fountain pen with the built-in filler. The Conkin is de~ ‘pendent upon nothing but an inkwell. It is the sim- plest of all fountain pens in. both operation and con- struction. Just dip the pen in the nearest inkwell and pressthe“Crescent-Filler.” ‘That's all. The pen auto- matically flr itelf! Four Seconds from starttofinish. The “Crescent-Filler is the matural and logical selling Glevice-eaty © eta, simple to opens. Remember, to, the Contin io the erginal and recogtied bode of all sl sixten yeu” we and over 2 million anted wars. ‘THE CONKLIN PEN MFG. CO. 282 Conklin Bldg, Toledo, Obie, U.S.A. coutie S FOR MAY 9, 1914 2 Here's Ginger Ale That's Made of Ginger! Qrequat Gro GINGER ALE month before. It was An £tna Accident Policy It brought to that sorrowing and well-nigh penniless family & check for FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. hous of accidents occur every day. It may happen that your life will be souffed out; that you will dangerous injury or the loss of hand, limb or eye, | Aetna Life Insurance Co. (mea 1, Hartford, Conn. Trespetg hen ne teen cen Hen. Dean

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 9, 1914 Invest $500 In a $2,000 Selden Truck —it answers every beverage requirement—vim, vigor, re- freshment, wholesomeness. It will satisfy you.

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 29, Western You have seen this name on the telephone in your home and office, i in hotels and other public places, and on cable reels along the streets and highways. ‘The universal use of these telephones and cable has given international Prominence to their makers, the West- ern Electric Company. In every Bell telephone—8,000,000 of them throughout the United States— you see the product of this company. ‘Thousands more are used by other telephone companies and on private systems, Western Electric telephones are also standard on many of the foreign telephone lines, But the scope of the Western Electric Company’s activities goes even further. ‘The Western Electric Company furnishes equipment for every elec- trical need. Every article is pro- tected by the prestige of the name and the guarantee of the maker. ‘Therefore, when you invest in a ‘Western Electric vacuum cleaner, inter-phone, electric iron, toaster, warming pad, household motor, electric washing machine, or other Western Electric household helps, you may be assured that you have obtained the best procurable. | ; The booklet, “Western Electric | Household Helps,” describes all of these home utilities. A postal request, asking for booklet No. 167-C, will bring your copy. WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY Lc ps a ee Electric TheWall Mark Electrical Quality This name on the telephone * reqines you of i gee des

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 9. 1914 Bente hn of That Foster Plug Prevents Slipping "new ioe teers ie Spectre fetree ape seat tm Secret acaba. itt Lyon @ HEALY'S Famous Wastipurn PiANo ‘Wer ser his Te owe pean i the mat for 8 iano Rh “all ‘Washburn Piano Catalog snd . Ss aioe Rall of Good Mase i pce $300) oe The 7s. Washburn Plano isthe: most benufal and. fastest RCE selling medium priced piano of the present day. SKC, Sitiag nas a ere 3845 E Adame St ‘cHIcAco

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The Label That Insures. If you ask for Sincerity Clothes and insist upon se this lube away with and ean know, vanee, that the su will give you cloth Contentment. It stands for good clothes i surance. Alisowt every commun. card to ds brings is name and out book Tet, "Clothes Moats Kuh.Mathan & Fischer Co. Chicago COLLIER’s FOR MAY 9, 1914 You flirt with disaster if we neglect brake lining. ‘ou can do without fancy “extras” on the car you drive-but forsafety's sake youmust have brake lining @n which you can depend. Brake lining must give w form gripping power clear through—nor merely on the outside. ‘Then it rem ill worn paper-thin, Thermoid. open. ‘open the or tary. Compare their centers, You can we the difference in gripping power. 2 “Safety First!” Hydraulic, compression is the Fevon Therm he the power. ts density is it ene te e As Fate such a8 the Peerless, Lo White, American, tional, Marmon, ete. burned out—ni oil, water, asol MPRES Brake Lining 100% ents 60 tains 54 for size, ‘Thermoid rep more labor and more material, si than the ordinary. Our Gunrantee: make poodor ue THERMOID RUBBER COMPANY Trenton, New Jerey Vherenoid wit Vt Makes a in Efficiency, Expense and The Base—t is made only rom fone uinform base, crude lof tested quality and mene. ofthe el ney wether gts He and. increasing fs labeicating valve. Iti ently freed. from "Boating carbon and Result—A wnifrm oi, sha forme fan even abricating round the metal suraces and pre ‘ents weit and tear upon them, Substances. Leaves mivimmamy Prolong le of motor snd increas TPNVO)DINIOROIO Difference” Endurance in your-ear because: inne vitality yo fee tom foreign on depose. "Reduces repair bil ir eficency

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» cOLLIER’s Here is the “Blue List” of the 1914 Cars. Their Engi Given You the Best in Each Class, Including Westing- house Electric Equipment — Starting, Lighting, Ignition. HE Automobile manulacturer who has taken the West cere is famous for wing sent out ‘Study the lise of cars below. You make no mistake in buying in any of these clases according to your equiemears, Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company FoR MAY SSS —————_- | rine seed ‘a ce la Ee in Aes premem eeey Signe reas tos haere et oe a ie ree ori volce to a wall. A closd of ‘aa si ot the Toit characters in {3 hod ene et een Rene: other’ Ao nm re Spring chine to we with tect aie ani Weer i ay Ane eee Toit ‘was fn. thee” dave ura Ba Is hak arnears to ave teen “The neat intallment “The Pasing ofthe Prarie” will appear in an cay ie The Third Degree

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 9. 1918 a ee “Straight from the Shoulder” (Why Chalmers “Porosknit” Wins) Read this “straight from the shoulder” talk about underwear. Read why Chalmers “Porosknit” is so comfortable—so much for the_money—why you should insist_on the genuine. Read_of the IDEAL behind “Porosknit’s” manufacture. Then judge if imitations wil content you. roughow That there are no cub lay to gape pen. Mtreteh The at Dsl ast machin eal sary tie the ‘ire each xan) ‘The same careful sork mana This Label on Every Garment Ask Your Desler in pce of fil Ghee nedien eo No-Limit Guarantee e25 gtrment | x allow ciehiemniaal “At any germent bearing he gon: cee Elmer Foran el, ease i the fest of long itire. combed. mm Suit Comfort fort Fee peplets genni Chabners "Theextreme care in making.xou fer", CHALMERS KNITTING COMPANY, 3 Bridge Street, Amsterdam, KY.

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 9, Sx The snug “hug” tpn | of ideal heating ||ERE EDS safety, with the preservation of ‘When neighbors drop in un- || || satisfied self-shaver is using a GEM. pected, orth “a & GEM DAMASKEENE, RAZOR ou comple maker comes to demand fitting, or when you your- self return from a long shopping trip, it is the one biggest feature of the home, immediately the threshold is crossed, to be instantly en- veloped in the genial, cozy snug hug of hospitality and home cheer—the heat whi puts quick welcome into the home—the heat that AMERICAN, [DEAL tanned metheds mean esting ‘Bet o n ch i eoe {oor slo dr half the bea of done a age Tow ot Sound work, Fher bl Scone an COMPLETELY EQUIPPED FOLLY GUARANTEED 18 SUUITH expan hat the women oe ‘ANERIGANRUOITORGaWPANY || SLE HNS Seema Saw Bt os eens emperor "Eincago fenerrigcy Search rot $SSSSSSETE «| METZ COMPANY, WALTHAM, MASS.

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Where Is the Pipe Smoker Who Won't Take a Chance? wet or reas he slippery tee tat of te ma he-atronge-elastic Vacuum Cups aad forms the never: tea ore set ping suction grip. On the sli where a kt PENNSYLVANIA vac teebrece pery slant 6 the curb—in a hundred close situations Id means collision=-there’s positive safety in ier ent Will Now Motorize ‘Your Row Boat

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COLLIER’S FOR MAY 9. 1914 2s a Sox “The ‘SEAL OF PURITY’ makes every package of a> WRIGLEYS, a perfect humidor.” “keep my cigars kept pertect with | an alr-tight seal.” Look for the your teeth, breath, appetite, digestion, | BUY IT BY THE BOX {or 88 cente—st most dealers. Bach box contains twenty 5 cent packages. They ‘stay fresh until used, CHEW IT AFTER EVERY MEAL It’s clean, pure, healthful if it's WRIGLEY’S. DONT RENT star

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OOM for every toe, because Florsheims Natural Shape reaking in”—just solid comfort. Two hun dred styles to please || every taste. Priced at $5 —and up to $7, ~ Motorcycle is stronger than its weakest point Prest-O-Lite The Prest-O-Lite Co., Inc. 720 Spendnay, dap a seal | ‘a a "The rarity 30d conlinen of erchidy ald to ther lacnn Soa basa ty wee Fpsengort vl beauty wou Til tae them the mot prized of lowers rst wi Aghia ng Pom oe Yok ee . st fe fae Can at as Palmer Motors and Launches, 2and ele mat 219Ohore-pome Secure Se ead 5 fede er 13 tnd 2 etn sock Cano he PALMER BROS, Cor Cab Coun

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now bei® sold DIRECT TO YOU instead “of $70 HERE'S the proposition: ‘Manulacturer's cont plas advertising expense plus 10% profit. Itscomes to within a few Cents of $$0—and the price 10 i ‘with al extras. Speclinay Rew ie incl “re ene is, am canbe apie Yo any heipnce of the standard or ‘tere moe ibgral oor than the taniard motor a 38 ‘am’ buy om the strength of hie Delivered to you FREE pproval and 30 days Trial COLLIERS FoR Sate Ss \Which One “| Succeed ? i MAY 9, 1914 a | Why you should be interested in Roofing i in roofs namely, a. combination of coal tar ptch, tarred felt and whole proposition gravel or shag. Great care and thought is If sei want a really waterproot, spent in deciding whether Jif 20 yeas or more be sre ie te folate Jou ge va Spcieaon Ros the choice of materials for Special Nowe the fence about the place Spevial Note ets its share of attention. + Hime many owners of the roof is only a of and they take it asa atter of course that they ust repair leaks every now and then. Do. you realize that this is the most impaetant past 1H propery specie re rom leak and Srl in peed trouble and expense ected The Barret Specification ix the Axe 'nasia, ie wandardration of tn eld pct af eae tablished theory of ta Tie nection That has sto Yor years a tho best ome A copy of the Barret Speciation i Gall ut, fe am ei acne, tien deiner hoa ne ARRE “FE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Will \ Which wil recive the /}|//| raise at the end of the year? || | Beth have only to give wo reding, One occupies al! bis ewe minucs withthe day papers the she ib momen +e tne te ew gent hooks ‘Grane ops the books ta contain the knowledge ich means see. ‘Wists thee Sow gest books? ‘The quesion is answered in the fice booklet mentoned fel, which contin the advice of 67 pet efcxos on just what and Sou wovead, Ir enpnim hy 100,008 business men ae ceding everyday The Famous Five-Foot Shelf of Books Now Yous fr Only A Few Coats A Day Eoieager epspeyhengirny appag eonrlenaisare ra Fhe bate fe ae a at acer ot Mens mae pogo Se eee PF. Caer & Son, 416 West 13th Street, New York City * Sheeran erie nen ein ho

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3s COLLIER'S FOR MAY 9, 1914 == i ‘ane te mater wt me mld, Te Soe ne, that Aart Tar nny tT Prerpine Yoakam wi yr er te, Mary te tram te thei Collier’s Land and Sea Forces Ordered South ‘The threat of war created almost as much furor_ in ymca inagazine offices as it did at Washington. Two of the first me pny four battleships to get under way carried Collier representa . fired tives; another representative, Jack London, hastened to join the troops in Texas, and two others joined the ships later. At ae, the first intimation of trouble our own particular i Hediste and sea forces were ordered south. Here are their n: and their present locations: Jack London ious war correspondent with Mi Wood and General Funston. His first article wil next week's ise, Maken Jimmy Hare, Collier's own war photographer, whom there could not be a wat, a with Rear Admiral Badger. James B. Connolly, former sailor, famous war correspondent, | weiter ea tales, hao withthe Rec. aera eames Te “a Arthur Ruhl, wwice sent to Mexico by Collier's, authority 4 shaking ‘on Central and’ South American problems, is at Vera Cruz. Next Week—A New Barchall Story m syome In ‘War of 90 vet, we besin «sting baseball story called “The Dosble-| MARE ia Sepone, ue Squcere at Vila Borghese.” Ie wil be published in three parts Hemy Beach | tumpaed fom the feedham, who wre “The Jinx” and “Boreball and. the Briton,” ie the | 1 rch. author. "We believe you will enjoy every line of "The DoubleSqueee a Villa | fst ae Benes nds only oe of never eres tht mae ex week se BH Julian Street Bought This Lion eta asian Atleast the Chicago reporers claim he did. They wy th stranger in town, long way from home, and vo {oid im the on in fon of ehe Ae Ins “The two mn to the lee Remember the Rt oftheir twelve articles, “Abroad at Home,” stats May 23d, aly {eo wecks away. s Our Latest Book Triumph || "Menager: 1-6. Inve, Tressarer; Chris E. Mine, Secretary; “A. We snoke tro weeks ago about our hooks. One set of which we “Ny, ate. particularly proud is the Lodge History of Nations, edited by in Means He chs en Se ee Yetome 53 ey 91916 Number 8 GBBKLEPS, umes: we have porchawed the publication tights and have ss || | erat mums me Pe ued Wat a pace that astonishingly low. ||| Ser Sems TLE Caller So. As x matter of pubicisy we have printed a Ti Kip Smet et Fer SS Es SO Seth rates ce Sak a fa re ees Pawnee’, edie ds stat eeecuvacs | | ES Seeee fee fe \ Seer ees ||| SES i l f

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COLLIER’S FOR MAY 9, 1914 Reo Che Fifth or4 MODEL 31179 Eauipped ree Lie eae Sete ec Har Six Weeks to Build It takes six weeks to build Reo the Fifth ching of gears will evr sinin Lines and Finish from the steel to the finished car. And it 00 2 ¥in ve lated ‘Thisyen’s model has the steame took 27 years to learn bow. a a ee ar ee ea searchlight, x new tive ear, in eumeats set flush with the dash ‘The finish is prfect, the pholitery deep and covered with Renuine leather. tn beauty, confor and erect equipment i meets all he eas ofthe time ‘The factory cost is one-fourth more than if Clo. built by some other standards. Yet the price °"“,*" this year is $1,175 equipped. ofupkeen, Our elect mater i Note the result of this extra time, this extra, tb bes we know. care and cost. Go over the finished car. Then pa sai, judge if you want your next car built like this. ae $220 Saved (One gears are seted in a crush- yee this yeas model cots you ing machine for 75,000 pounds fer $220 les than lst seats model For Experienced seth, “Our seine ae teed fr hela amen. The main Motorists that sue aes most be built hike 100,000 vibrations Teason is that all our wpecil mi ae Fhe wn ings a hen Se si Ro the Fith i bulk for men in couch wpe Then each revue outs For par cur vided tne tee RevEwiresss | SS Oris acct penta erp anaes a Sh hal ond ag ctl vet have paid the extra upkeep, met the chief ms- ‘ing is now taken from our price trig tigterpelre Oecin Da== —aeT ee Neal eg Sageesaie sel, coon or al ee — ce meawhatuve wen ean ‘eiihimade tofu and exch Spd tevey palin “The demand fr tisc pny oes anlyeed twice. asics, fa in exces of ont out row noisy and old aftr 4 few — y trom we, Who have sen hid>_ dvng pars we acon the si vigetag de Gas eslp. "Who hve mended sens then ald 0 per TST ead We an them ng the mes en ind hc fiche and day x'bigh epnd on vt. Thit yur’ model as en No chances am then. Ome fon rnd ting out any weak ll four sles cords sole bildingin our factory ony newer 10,00 ms, A Ges Bre times our found some pars too weak for sud- Cent a8 a margin of safety. den shocks. And who know the annoyances due to maker” mis. tates: dead wes ood sags” ove atom spar sd topic: 52-3 wl we oa cabo for men who wih : Awe rear vn pangs dcton you a er cexcape those lesions. Men who fer ll that rough service, shall lt Hike thie want cas to stay new. Men who We use in hincar 15 roller near~ show alight evidence of west buy cat to keep, and want years ings. We use 190 drop forgings to of pele service. void risk of flaws, Reo the Fifth is sold by a Fach par in this car, each for: thousand dealers. Aske for mula for material ie based on thowe our eatalog and address of We who have built car since We use a cantly clutch sono. radical tee nearest showroom. REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Lansing, Michigan Canadian Factory, St. Catharines, Ont. Canadian Price, $1,575

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He Mops In Misery. Without B.V. D. TYPICAL summer day—a typical office scene—a round of A smiles at the mingled discomfort and discomfiture of the man who hasn’t found out that B.V. D. is “the first aid” to coolness. You, of course, have B. V. D. on or ready to put on. If not, march to the nearest store and get it. For yourown: ‘out! On every B. garment is sew ! The B.V. D. Company, ' NEW YORK.

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f ; 4 | - JOLMers THE NATIONAL WEEKLY The Red Game of War for May 16 1914 By Jack Lo ndon

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 16, 1014 Just about time you got yours PRINCE ALBERT the national joy smoke J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem, N. C.

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coutier’s FOR MAY 16 How Motor Cars Are Planned and Engineered Designing and engineering a Timken-Detroit Axle into a particular motorcar is a matter of many conferences of manymen. Men who view the proposed car from widely different angles. All have the idea/ of the finished car and each con- tributes superior skill and experience on some par- ticular part of the problem—a problem too big to be settled in one conference or by one mind. All the diversity of highly specialized ability req- uisite to the designing and engineering of all the parts of a complete motor car has never yet been gathered in the organization of any one car-builder. ‘The Law of Limitations le the Conse Human Liniations-—No one cabin orgaiation tuts lhe acs ofl the ma pert fhe car Every oe of them rls von the npn Wocitg hey and epee ne promis hy 4 Limttions I a single caver, should thea sey oy. Fond ae Timken be rb: Paprioe Lintns Aa here wa il ack ing a the rate ures of poe fection ofeach parton, univer emperence. For the “rece {ection oh ca, ble a the preston of every eal aos sop" oe parts baying theyean my cheapest” A few bude spe ‘Then whe wang te pywcal eres i ee “The Tne Dnrt hla Ca Dnt Mah a Every motor car builder—without a single ex- ception—buysseveral of the fundamental component parts of his car from parts-making specialists. Not one car-builder makes aif the essential parts such as frame, wheels, springs, axles, bearings, radiator, motor, magneto, carburetor, starting and lighting’ system, steering gear, universal joints, transmission, body. menacing sity fa prema ‘Sey cena iba tne tc weal ap tthe part with orn tt Engineering the Pat Into the Car “The reat majority of cardesigners concede that the pi lfedaaore“ales abt -cin xt tw Se {hat devor al their bain rence al capital itr tothe potuction of ales of bean [And most of thou designers whine aim iat radace cas shee wil gi the great sou of stacy ice depend ‘on the makers of Timken Detrait_A SEDs Tapered Rater Beats for co-operation ‘Seigning and making the right sls and teaigs for tit Parulurean “The ames of thwe care are pint in a bool cater Temn, Raw ate ei Tisai an tem Ten Tins On A aise aap cra eu ie Department 89, cher Faken Coun

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 16, 1914 Follow the Leader! All thirsty for Armour's Grape Juice—the pure juice of freshly-picked, ripe, luscious Concord grapes, pressed and B bottled where the Concord grapes grow to perfection. 4 o Armour's is just as Qa Nature gives it to us— absolutely pure, unfermented, E ——Y” x unsweetened, undiluted. / ) In quarts, pints ond splits bs) x wT) ‘sf LITTIOUL’ Sx 1. GRAPE JUICE If your dealer cannot supply you we wil end you for $3.00 a tral dozen Pints, of: 2-dotsn “quanta for $8,501 ARMOUR AND COMPANY, CHicaco Bottled Where the Best Grapes Grow FATE

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from the trop tram. ‘The petntuce of Maas ax bch st muers of thee ese ntnichngty Be {Pertti am the bd gps rae ms tcky yon de Rtaytng behind the “slr “tov ante the te wires we the fated Yo The rood. fot trae for our ater ‘ie eat loa wi hn wuts talkin eae, Pig ‘queried the hey he are ‘wih npn rnnty tthe bot nck Toes {o'be rome Aten to me Tivry pe inte ety wae ater, Youth ever: ‘wine atuined at hoor ie ne dain deste to amped tothe nearest reruting oer. O44 mothers ‘rh nt tnt nora ria nthe Cel Wee tae Seve rtinncenty their rekngeates Abd Wie {he sonnaatere weve eager to volunteer” the oistert ‘ee tg tek, my te, yoo te tine ongh for ux. Hel, nit ‘sittewhen any tbe country gets uy a oe Ise twenty fone Harpo what are they wa Not Holy War, but Adventure th ne yeurniaty ot atone ae waters ‘idler! "een ready two youre TT fememter the soune men at Japan when thes svont unt trent” Never tit ny goneratlon wf sn ‘snore madly tg out en the Fe we. teers ey ave pattie bat they Dae . ‘iy merino before them.” Tory fot the fice nn slant enemy he ath "They tll wer henin the tt of the Alam, to rete wth gee bow Sinton feanted ta 'Anna a San Sac ro ucy ine thet speeds ean fea ad iterate towns of exptmio € Doane Me od What Is Youth Without Danser? howght bae ate bi ft cotmt of emotion, would COLLIER'S FOR MAY 16, 1914 tras 1 Se a om Inte ch te wd What Texas Could Do SORT of lel thats wat a sat of ie ow how Ion hat frac ist Yon "Rods ever A lad back ot Hal, mt ct ster of al looms the trae igre of the ma owen anna wa as Huerta. AW a well own ne Ise “Thix ny. they ave chattering’ tame fen fe tansam ut Toland the deputy tn ues of thr traps and ten howe of tng Alonso withthe United states given ome pat to ‘sete av mua ation ob coma the vimse Mexican rem Cali ery oh "A younoser! "Why. we couht prenradethrowch ‘zor that's Jos at ah The Looming Figure of Huerta MINUTE later they were aaron with the ot ‘ters In ome deta of mumazi the watt Tot always, over Wall back of (is sehen dance ‘= inen.o Nata thry ey ba ‘thot pon toe herleage Hivertas de te ere hy ‘cm rutern, hae Sumatated an Shhom.0 of tte ted drt tat of hs bree mi ‘he attempt een om fot MF fannie a ‘cntom of sh ie ovary. eter Btexionn eatives of Mexionne Yer feo tn sbow enclttly that Ml yale gee retire tie Could the Dictator Escape? TLL. stl! the theory 40s, mentering he ier ut Me beacon nal fea mie ae oth oon ‘eth the mer Inet ave "Ti tenn Taking the ie a estate leh. ‘atemstine peor “Mig be wot the ecto une toe tase, have sca to the const ae away te stop befor eter {her American Bag woe ated at Tataget er {sayeth ita Tate ham at Be hel The kod etn teay lve frm the satin would fae bern rt Sindeven maemo ning ts tt fron ic ‘its a ior wo, he heibed ahs rae At Dice With Fate HERE Mex City wih ‘Avy sate th Hh. re et th et {tt desperate ta i hi high capa tne he he game

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Mee 5. of the macy foe ig ttne helen and ether ro RTS sna trmetees fa the ens ee Siete ee eres ‘manwawwe? gh Yeas Shee aan eae Sree wane Ne MOAT Crmanecta og hws eo out RY b> ith we RNa ii tg Sra a tne dont som Tor tie = actly Pecrntting sce to mer (ince Unt neon return kos or Instance, Fee mee tof wercve aah 1 ro the wok ta wth the ace 151g, mime Ha 8 few enenzrmete iy trom That to kg the Chin nea at eae I ver ae tbe shrapnel befor bre ie a elant ene aioe. thore ‘ters natn vet the nom altont, nnd ploy mad yellog ad ne” Kelly at the Peking Gate 1% Kengeant Ka romney a monte i poet bart ene ot a the onlin ty in Poko. Wel tat wae eat tte parry ter Nee’ else we cle Bt ye wens inthe oo hi haere [Fwvtange in fow hes ofthe prownd.” te could ul finale. 1, ay he peded "ies. come here and oh ive the gate He skloord hie ‘awe nea tre the at ff eh Hie the ey Nat ot vane eet ne there'd nets & Chink om the other se THM the tees are eng take chaners he ‘ey Hah tno over when poe? they tmnt! Jub ue ed op tha anf sll ad ie and, witha fd andere hander sealed "Cane te! SSLAE fat aha of 6 awe weet for Sram, War, for canmpun, tat fame tg. af Sin wierd aut earte Tiat the Salant witha rare ter fee the Adjatant ad. Utpertor af the Corfe ‘Stet to lay wnzer that the enor wuld wet teat, tad tppewriter He han srw thn Hay ine bata In Stansbal nit Tks an he est {ea wong de in Alas Wn mutt ota ‘twation that aoe "Toe tehotral form for the work exited of the Stari’ Core Seat tse wor” nel Il ves that saity tors that wherever there Ie We tebe ther erant re sseer momen al A ‘ore srmmhew sania all te woth the sechlaety ‘the Gorereawot has sano cesich ro ‘att encuch gonqorder ae rated eh shi te ioe mals bey tps ts remote thet. inc twa Sto Sone Sencar seamen sera tra fivemieece aera (Fear nod chro tte ort nathan fal thd ‘ty twenty-four oat re fem the Reentry “ind white their a wot wed mer Yow teach “om the might of the Le mia “Pre Oliva Brew af the nerve! “-oulest tes uf the serie! by rh Serapant ata ever Fee forgatten hanes” wars nd bie frat thesee brew fing tore It tring aoa lw and winder." the some Bt > eaten, hep salon the CA, ta, rrisgee vemuoned with al od ata, ‘FhererYought in arm Cid Wa Aa thepee had 0 et rape MIN he ‘tmae. te there sta dence ad thee they, ‘oat tua the eter the Inte a ator nt era aging Stole Sumete Shere men bh Tatniy to oto never ies cliaed aren." the Sergeunt ab fof a st es ae Be tae fy ata they were na te boot amet (roa He eae uy themeteon The Lost Are Found FE TOLD tw, dare te mare, the trong fae Tuominen tree frre eae ‘of twohuontres fot af, they ad Ise kee Sty tell tow nn fhe Ivars If Me Ted tm fn tH ft he stat wer were seated (Conrad om page

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COLLIER"S FOR MAY 16, 1914 15 ote ene thew going stone. at eats eof thee Barnes nrack went four: ping fuck” be was mont inne Ieper elite, As ay for the ‘ie re to he tnd halt= ut whem be wear n'a lan Maras ifered “hang Hu the gol wate ft ‘Samp be wan oot iro to bane Thic wae er whch adsig fone had yet reget: fr be wae ovata ding the etry ena tie He (Wtchers tne aur if cea picid h FO ty rig in ie wwcndathon with ares. Larkln, EERE En atta eet etae it the wnaty pie tne we fine “PRS OORT Harney Larkin was the Mol bls boon ery enewse most be erp as the wr ao roe ta et SOFC Caeser when ht ged tr olrwtoe Baroy es Hi mae Me hii ene and death flor ted hat weal mea 0 the sed i aad wit delay I oor, Then thew ert (rein "ris Font ama whe Chapter VI—The Oscar Willings By “Jane Bunker”? ‘it’ MLLUSTRATED BY MAY WILSON PRESTON rien of pour vats We ive ante at au wines tive 9 Be taste angst wa ‘simdaltor 8 ten ht sytem fretted Inet eds." bad eve the ieerere DD iets ite, eave ee ee the hive " geste nt preparing Yad pera emt pet Wh Te tints ha ci to AH ne and sit ‘attaton he preter 1) Kcke at He ene fro bette pace for abe ad ae ghee apelin, and sae ime en te eed he thagerods "Wal, Ms Lacy reoa tie rei” shee Ss to oe sat ett r ity Sr peer aera atl bee ‘im soy ‘esmch "hay po in? he aoe br mat ’ : Z sth 1 eer, “rem the be Kincre tat jot xe te ee parte’ Nim wat traf Une Sern west tr sito to enter "Feet that way Fi take fe back and expe ite ite what ve dant ms ‘rat ener Tevet me Hey Do hes never ated nerd seurely lent arte Sind fhe rer ant Tse Don” Ad Well, tt wee ers wort Wr Tice palsies “isch tat)

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Irhat he wanted them and thers, of bow for Tea aid se sf Banus erst hres he alte fp of a lg wed er to be "Bt Marearet darling, his vine i 6 wer, very benifat tives mech oy tm my hort * an In be tHomsamis tar worth “any dai Katte Hoss roused my venti Hae on i?” ‘My avut no mene fk, “Dot Deter ber mow “we wt with nn clot whe dat want 8 ea Hee tone ne. erwnory, “an pate he Erm my wit Frys peat fear wines Lam bs. Aud tens ‘Noe nt me under ek tat ryleet"and atthe me me {tt pt ey ste Pr anon lek elke ‘vay, Owed, amt rt tee er. ‘aht inte wm even Ton dar te come tn wth ‘he perc save ber rimey Hash ws she OK) "EWAN the st tae beet wo Pw the rte iishment {knew wold. Mh fete nt he Ia alse wom ta ten years bere sb wa rr nid when W come te fin sett how Inter rar fees at mull to ake {hore that I ne never in tun teeta ht rie et hk the aon previo jou sel with more supe than T eave ua erie for the atronian whew T expla Shut he probably wow other seamen hana or brther-te aint what mseriedw for {i eiving a may the chuper to quss fwmarke oo HE teen set my ltl at et ne soi stances, ttn woman wre hex woman eae Fanti eo "A swert to outa be et Mhatmy If abe parted eth sed never fee the Me hal selene Ute one a tle easy ‘noes fe spre eat witr-atea tare tena la bat Fekouan-“oothiog tn the boavew or the east the COLLIER’s FOR MAY 16. 19 for women worked Moat thavtber invita. wl ‘Gna Wing tee the 1, throagh the fit font rare of marran, or cts of the pene rine mene we Joseed ene ‘a betowa trteht shade diene fe wr Ne at {he-nmdame” abe of hires. Torch bey were conte ‘tees the vatiour funthoe they ae Saanitern spartmrat at ther ete. oe aap ae propo tpelp rp ter SElSieramne eee "The smarhreyaracraph as the tee of a eee sans more papers with marked parma thee oo ther ayn mye dt that the st ot Vandcreaters nd ci tile seo ree) Set ail the while thee tas oe fy the tent ite Saritane singer” had moe aries ot SrieTairt Mawr at elo laf mya; ta be Et om wth hg sees fails, deane wt Ssuseal comput, of concert tre of Sra ae {hing of the set be was leas ting atu = ands dreamed With eA at ek of ete wife fm se {Rtas jure ot n hc ea i manazer would a ow iresaio west ie tn sven beige ah ee pte Jealousy beens he wot str Ue te moe Sh es sha rr a praesent Jaleo he ‘afr bie heaving Ione a Sem Yor we ‘sande wife wou soe hat be the heig Inert afterall hs gears of weiter deve teat am for art me ‘oe gat ia pbs alle deserted. ay Mion Cree tt tn'were esta tea Wy i Win trite wi th Fete ‘ie fees: voto the ele ta of the eh IWant, win were sere Go be pene ail cere "Mle eek mane thi a ‘Siete Nitin the aa work rage. for th ‘each tli the ip ean Othe teks: “You kaw we sat nrciate al he mae ed's rery aay they ae Bene ie ‘dust ran a fl wy he or with he exetement wd ith tno roe In present te el fo fom te wallet ey sat Tine te nresen mone saat thvsngh arta ha FISONALLY thaws the concer ba hee 'm no ge anyway ike Wao or st the paar pronto were Matern snd price ant Taare ad ha ae he papers ‘tana insane dsb Wh i “That event etlne, tural the sete Bt tte fe date—bee sa hd tnade el the tg A ‘he tad wn faring the eee eat Wt art "that te mit afterall fal ter here $e ‘rote a nt of text (Crate om pe ab Div AT? SS RR ee 1 beard her sey: “Come ay, Over, nd ont hr her. "She hs east ih trom ine Tan dre b one et her eran” Digitized by Google

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COLLIER’S FOR MAY 16, 1914 ” ) 2 is Wagging Sonnets om Most Anthing By George Fitch inter hath ihe hopefal wel: WLLUSTRATED RY JOMN T. MecUTEHEON 7 | World ater, any at the en ‘iwelers ‘omar the sane ‘Sct an tat oo Diggs er tte me The Terrible Ice-Cream Habit fetta berate aly ton emrteded on pe

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Ws The Operating Facts as to Mexico NOSMTE OF THE ASSURED OMNIS Wik journalists, LE mnt be Foals 1 sue on the facts The whol to became mare 907 whew pride al a pect af war, Tu nok canew it taker se (ut the factors soa tehiat happen ad hs halon matters npen a esl amnion very day be offen ttterty wrung the ‘of the Vnlted States tried ta fea lever 1 pry out Fall aformation dent of This county aa hin advisers are the onl tall phawen of the Mex Pewee on fairly compte fit ite tera to the President's responsibiit, al this wil fwaym be the came aa Wang ws thete be hip of state amd 0 in Woomow Watson's ability and char eter, wot tn the shallow clair uf woul bre miclsers. The atrengtl wf ro hyaieally, be that we are in fl fay ts ie We nko fog Some Men—and Hearst Wi? ebeHHED RECENTLY ‘the experionce of Mr. Mel the Chenu eater as jist tee the same Ingser way aid got jolt, In early fighting a Tkasonnone RU woauss, we Kil Whereupon Trane's Atlanta “Ceorghan fried to ten ite on staking prof ont ‘Of the tengesty hy: wining Ite earrenpent A Wilacnecew a Follows Must’ emptanve forgot (hat be wae sem Ing thie stuf to men of Caria. Here's Awl the Tora yuper hin Smeal” (not Herat payer satis hte steve Chua, take the “overs Hivaner hat bet necessary "goon statement Justice in Colorado “Ti coat axt Aintret of Co the wealt est for xeaty of ther jer ati to saleobt nin! muetieat lve and all that. Why ow? Terase they have Teo cially fing "ntriet Innrshale aun superintenents wh oeapi cre comes anal. li i with this telegram 1 won eles hat im for company st ‘their met racy Trinidad, Colo fom “matters of Of hin lecture om boy writing elegant easy In New York City ile Resiis, in the fortieth paragragh Wark.” speaks of ‘The Rockefeller and other great wining interests wnt learn this by Wt iato action before peace ea evine to Colorad moran: "ne ar eect Staten ig, wi the Jack ig In stores against thelr dash for Vera Crug. “Wher the neriben, haing. wah ‘The Morra Castle wax Wali ‘aml there. oo, eure Te vere largely assy Hane we already aboaed the Lemisiona, ‘Toe asters for his embarkation were late ie man, ih ean erat Sth, wh hat len a4 ae tt ntsc, teh nearly dn Troll took a Hsing Tea ato lane to eve shoe, at sah Th Vern Crue disosy ately wit went ten males be on the city to meet te trai htt brow Mr, OPRtatuitntany. thie getting the first photographs, We theill and sleight in Kinase’ war correspondents, Dien, Tit Sivaiat, Cassavern. ail Toerex iow. But Aria Hae who moves about this afew 0 hevrily when he ix nt home, ins live ih amit war wid excitement {0 outfit ‘8 down tnelists for diniaty Hane ie al seaye a the front Picayunity Tris Se oe omtN* hoe aed several tiovernore what they. think Sf mediation as propsined by Argentina id Chile. ‘The Governor of Florida as fallow see sho tar ti : liering hat there are only eleven cha we belle feu, What on earth since to-do with the ‘The Standpatter ml sana” ta he three greatest thaw a biguess of Fate, the powers” are warthy of high tespeet. Antone who feck a sor Tastes doe abut th waster would do well 4 prea a cong of a entertaining book publishes! hy Charles Neribner's Nona, he Other ‘Cities, Countries and Kepecially People of Routh fs Auritem Rest. The price b only R2, Governor, Family Repartee HEN ALLIES FALL OUT they snially reve each other, ax wit the Cnr deta Byer the stag bitterness of fs tens from thes Wall Street Journal” (of all papers) ix well nigh unique tet the’ ministration onal tol he uid heat have bed Bi Joh To Mr. Oliver Moresco and Other Managers REARON why mostern drama cau x0 rarely be chattel as hat playwright ad manage wont ve Ha Aah frient jotting Je that Avavsrrs grew mt fa Iivt thie ix exerptional, The oneact The long piewe af quite another. Yet hea

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2°* 8 ocany tnd te the poblabers of ster x YAY Pend these edifying announcements: yon "a a f2R0 wt ean sare sr, “Pe Rest hy at 800 ge tor tne sien 80 ts Srevrcnon be ak peer epgand In remoting he “nag re of Puasa Vusow atthe days of Latte Xt aeeaabeeae Husa Atco ‘wil be lnteted ts Yar that the han simpltel Ms hovel on the same theme ee Geena cUntnahat ary” wl Mr Baise tn wocel fora athe milan of aang eraders, Joes Kei ‘sonnet "Ow Fist Looking Into Chapax Hower Into an ete ‘hearers of the Puce he ‘Punnane ‘The avernge managertat min ynenies this kind of logie: “If its good ‘One-aet play, in three sets lt he three times ax good” Ther also argue hat since a certain actor hws mae money for them in ove sort of part he ‘ovight to be kept laying similar parts by the same author. Names and Ways OTE. in the papers this sort of thing “rhe tumtamente) dels wlth oar peveutulversty organization hae At undone” ah Proer Jo Metre Crm wf Cota ‘tadecrn the nemcato ou “ibmerecy i Pulvenity et Caller a old Kenator Neewerit of Oregon who aali, apropos of some vor. Bowfon tanelers, that th i parting ix wane fay the mille for whom he (Neswtrit) had ever eared @ continent was E. Phuribue Cin, The Saloon and Taxation P18 OFTEN ASKERTED that saloon taxes are essential in pay: ‘Lng. our governmental bills, ‘The fact is that the saloon wastes time, Ineapacitates people for work, turns into Hg whites should have been savest aad invest, ‘ctor In creating the soelal enncer of erie. haustively died drunkemuem in Mewachusetts lately pee nonted Ite report (0 the Nate Legislature and stated: 16 Tevet one: third of all erime (aside from public drunkenness) ie directly orew iomed by the ute of alcohol. Massachusetts prison statist show Thine 86 per cent of ail eriminals bn our prisons in 1012 were intea erate by havit”” The saloon stands In the same relation to the 10 econ at hnrvest hata aad the eet to bis next job. That dollar Not bevevolent oF neresaury: neither are saloon taxes Feditorially Speaking E OBRERVE that the Foetal Lesguers of Pitshargh have been ‘tobled the Khokefed.” Wohl Ihe impolite to all the Fes erate of Chicago the Porkfete? "A for St Louia marly the word to Sonnote "papas well ax civic symbaliam would be Hope. Too bad {ther Peserale haven't steam fy Boston.” Yew—Rennfe i the wort A Gift Well Placed 11 GTPT of arresting and holding the attention of tage masses ‘of eh ot wr wiexprea tt be commonplace. “Only often, however, flle into the hands of the sharia,” But Fits “Life of Dilly Sunday.” recently putilshe, beings home thie singular chance by which that rare talent fel into the hand of {n spiritualy concious man. Wrutaa Astisy Mrxnur cam beat at ‘object no far is the highest Known fo mankind, He fallen ‘ome Knee and Thuiny the palit boar with hist, break ton blame Tens vires to show how ihe Commataents are shaiterel br ors. ‘hal reads mats tera faite of character in a stream of Sermaca that an angry dranimer might envy. Ii offenses againet toate (necular or nectarian) are ghring dl habitval—bot tm hearing in thounatncs and teon of thousands of frail mortal have Bett view and rine ad whkednew behind them, sox have eturwed to upright Hives. Aman of hw naintty pretonsbins he bas xirpacsed many ‘canonized saint in acomplishment, and, thoogh of small earning. be Shi spoken with the Tonge af the learned to how many that were ‘AN wh have rome ler bis spell ant alt eho havent abou iaan’ P- Baows' “Phe Real Bly Sunday.” An Ecko from the Dim Past E CAME UPON this bit of thankfulness the other day in a lowed old newspaper, crackling and blarred with age: cen, 4 conta abt, 9 ents ape Sard, Sevttn, and saunage, S cenin Thank tae for qemty U0 eat, drink, and ‘sear eve if dslars are mse 1 was printer in the initial iste of the Palmyra Mo.) “spectator” in 1siTa date which many now Tiving ean remember The Gleanly Press MOST OF THI WAPAPERS, 1 ‘in wareat ie Provideuce ‘of atiekfula of {surprising how few newspapers 1 tee mule for journalistic decent. here ine what a good ease may We know of ho Mewxpayr any adn the unenietials of Hepray ti the “Christian Selene Monitur” of Hoxton, Green and Growing Things XA RECENT ISSUE we referred to Cranu Daxa Gunso ae “one of the kings of black and white.” A frivolous eorrexpontent notes that this establishes a eleat Hine of ditinetion between the artist ‘and Jaxces J. derratcs, the sinbject of hie sketol=the ‘King of white ouls. Thaw it ix that spring invades te Pride YAN WE HAVE TOO MUCH PRIDEY Of vanity, xe —bat pride 2 sand vanity are words often confuset—aist At fx vanity that Pride ail on realities—vanity on in exsece, ax wikl ror swisiom of life, Citanie Ewe Noes, the college professor who eid the letters of several fied, Cantvue and Laneeii among then, be the subject of two vol tines entitled “Letters—With iogeaphieal Cot aul we ‘of io American who more perfects Iiutrates what pre ix a fis purest. Old Axberws Nowros, hie son's thealogie patent, wae fh the habit of writing Polonio like letters tobimat the begining of pr Tongedseparatione—as when the younger aan set ot foF Huda aa xuper cargo tn 1840, The et twenty-two, al i fat it eto Kao you tat you have more than the rma wer af NIE rodeos le to here tat dey see ef et wa tt" enh Nowra did wot disappoint his fuer hopeoe—or hi Cries, Be thse there Hivesl a ant whowe ife wa m0 “from Parnicn Marit the fat the Best night schoo! establiahes! became a lawser an waa eleeted Mavor of Prati dlrele and thousands of Harvard st fHeman as well ae an instructor. many miles from home,» gener far more potent th + adel his ‘work, but wae not exhausted theres. One forgets about the man's reputation fe remembering hie character. he was a man of pride. One imagines him reciting a stanza of bis (end (MeCarnny later tothe Bat: lente who found hist a true ge fa, ow Toney Cheintovases spent hearted Honk, Noa xpiit was personality per ‘Patho soi ste Nourox was a praduct of the ober Ateriea, in which (50 we descend: ‘ants like to think) duty conte for nue than*teress2” 0d leisure enough for friendship even between fathers snl sone, We refuse to beliewe, homever, that the home life which gave nw Noarow it wholly 4 thing of the past—or we hon fake lowe pte in oe America SS eee

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 16, 1914 Pickups of Sport By Grantland Rice Another Call The Duffer's Invictus (Awarding a ey ball 6 Mr, Mesley) 100. mach ood nck today te & por trang rorwhat lft me of my wo manager 995% * Pea In the ft each of rip and sane Francis, Jerry, and Chick ail straight and poar

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CANNOT nay ae have polis an sneered their shame. Ye oncerwesl with sham mee we haven't bee NAUK Wallace Morgan im writing onde? BE title Brat Mr sieet’® Wer ie better than 1 the series of articles be at esa ait rade Kenna, the femur Pint Want Informal yet delightful And how simple a matter it is to express this ready hospitality in a dainty bouillon-cup of rgaln Mr, Joh Sat, bw of the Mormon Char wh de ot tn ha Campbell’s Tomato Soup Not only is this invit- ing Campbell kind the correct and acceptable soup-course with regular dinners and company luncheons or suppers, but it is equally well adapted to the most informal or unexpected occasions; as easily pre- pared as a cup of tea: and far more whole- some and satisfying. tHe sak Mew ith hl. "Tey lle Me snupnn—at with wm aro Nth hts Ive me @ harper mental saps of the amma growth of the Wouldn't your guests appreciate a novelty 80 pleasing? ‘Try it and pressions, experiences, anil sive {eaveling aero the northerly belt of the better time than any’ 10,000 men tearing fing by ules Gvérin mae how wonderful a Sess. Street and

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 16, “Oh! I always use plenty of oil!” i Does that insure correct lubrication? A Real Country-Life School By EWING GALLOWAY NO! A low-quality or wrong-badied oil, no matter how freely is used, can never do the work of the correct lubricant. “Plenty"of too-fightoil often leads to Joss of compression and escape of explosion. ‘Thismeans Joss of power and unnecessary consumption of gasoline. “Plenty” of too-heavy oil wil often fail to distribute properly through your feed system. Ex- cessive friction, burnt. bearings and carbon trouble will result. ‘Seale Frere simply means plenty o protection for the moving parts. = TM Thethelte neces for of! grote whose “éady"' is correct for his =, motor and whose quality will = show maximum lubricating effi- ciency is entirely overlooked by the motorist who says: SAD “Oh! always use plenty of oil.” ia By occa and ack 300 may EE if matin! tera for your motor which "aos i ie core in “aay and” wicene in 5 F "Salig’= You seca be using ich of gach ie aCe You can be wre oft by wing she Ree EF trade of Garzone Mobil ee f for yourcarin the Lubsicatng Char on i the ah ea Ues ‘Make snot ofthe grade specie for your can” ‘Then make wre tat you ret ee your ear i chant for out Compete es dard ide to conver bee =e separ afer care analy Seo! every make and model ofc ie ESS ieprsents the profesional advice ofthe PEG trerslender sn roe Ibrcaion—~ tems the Vacuum Os] Company. (3 Oras pal mila panyhiice EES the Comtuction Operation and babies. RE tonof Awomoble Hngines. it desenbes See the common engine troubles thee causes and emedies. = “The various prades of Gargoyle Mobile FE ined #0 emove fee carbon, sre t Garzore Motil “A = rls Meta = Gurgorle Mobi == cle Mobi “Arc” Eg “They can be secured. from relsble faciges, automobile supply bou Bardwate stores sod other who su iy Tabicams 1 is safest to buy in exiginal bar- tele hal-barcls and sealed five and fopegallon cans."'Sce that the red ‘Gargoyle. our mark of manufacture, ‘som the container. 5 Mobiloils A grade for cack type of motor VACUUM OIL CO,, Rochester, U.S. A. SFSy dt of machinery. Obtlnible cretyehere tte werd, For information, kindly address any inguity to out nearest offer The city addeess will be suficent Ute ii date Fecvnty: eas tet wr se wine t na ff rend fi fee ntact “Tw ire take Sra aia Marea, Tah Yor bane

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ae ayy Streets of Gold ‘Being Further Chronicles of Ireland's Legacy Town Another Thorouah S Our Tyrone Original Artie by ety fewre 10 ‘Sow even try The Market iis, and Fda are Sienboors Sl ot sie AGI a Fi "The Catholle faith hax teen preached Te Sond tthe 18 te Cantante TeTetancen Of the Hd occ quite tre 3 From Mexico to Alaska That a motor car should dare this trip was certainly never dreamed of ‘un EX Alexander Powell, F. RG, S, ad- venturer extraordinary, dreamed it; dared it; did it. [ontinental Motors Where hitherto the toiling, snarl- ing dog-team had been sole facility for transportation, Powell came with a marvelous device, swifter and stronger than hundred dog- ‘teams, man's supreme achievement in transportation—the Continental motor. Came, with speed and pre- cision, through the land of volcano ‘and glacier, where the pioneer had to fight every inch of his way. A magnificent exploit, for the man land the motor. No yellow streak in either. No crawfishing. Yet such endurance is not phenom- enal-—only a marked Continental characteristic. As testimonials from other Continental drivers bear ample witness—this, for ex- ample, from the day's mail ‘Over ail kinds and conditions of rods, and in nearly all states * "The motor Shows a fotal of 168,756 miles, and is still running strong NOT PHENOMENAL— JUST USUAL Continental Motor Mfg. Co. Largest exclasioe matr bdere cine | Ba Detroit, Mich. The Continental Cettainties= Silence Power Speed endurance fconomy flexibility

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 16, Just Call, and He'll Bring Van Camp’s Our chefs, Mrs. Housewife, are trained to please men. For many years, in many countries, they have catered to particularmen. You may like better your homebaked Beans because they are yours, and baked as your mother baked them, But the men folks don't. They flock to the places which serve Van Camp's. Find a restaurant or lunch room famed for Baked Beans and you'll find that our chefs have baked them. “Take this cue in serving summer meals. Learn how the men folks welcome this dish at home. Then, when luncheon or dinner seems burdensome to you, call on our chefs. Serve a ready-cooked meal of Van Camp's. You never meet men who don't like Van Camp's. And never a man who likes other Baked Beans better. VAN CAMP'S Pork«BEANs Povitro Sk0ck ‘Alte Raed Without the Sauce 10, 15 and 20 Cents Per Can Van Camp's is dstinet and unique. It consists of pork and beans and tomato sauce, but it is like nothing ele ever made from these things. ‘The beams ate picked out by analysin. The tomatoes are specially grown, Our chels have pedlected a rematkable sauce, ‘which they bake into the beans. Live steam does the baking without touching the beans “Thus the Beans come out mellow. uncsped and unbroken— realy, 2estful motels ‘One of the great summer comforts is a pantry stocked with Van Camp's. Alo one ofthe grat summer loxuries. The dish is a delicacy, and will brig you, we thin, to want other things we cook.

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 16, 1914 2

MWilsortEro3 Athletic Union Suit Licensed Under the Klosed-Krotch Patents F<.) f py N undergarment for active men keen for comfort. Fitted with the patented closed crotch which is permanently closed and does not depend upon buttons to keep it closed. No edges or buttons between the legs. No gap or bunch-up. Always orderly and smooth. Separate ing front and rear. Yduorthe Athletic Union Suit i the only one of its kind that can be made with this exclusive patented comfort feature. Made of imported and domestic woven fabrics. Expertly cut, fashioned and tailored with the same care and skill that have distinguished iconeo since the firm was established in 1863—a period of 50 years. This convenient, comfortable garment is teady for you ow at your fanaher)—$100 and up—slecedse and halfsleeves, knee length and three-quarter length. Boys’ sizes, 50 cents and up. Oe ange boning the ican mak oy cs Sti Cove Hae, Sapender Neen Fd, chic et each line tcanng wp to the standard of most which this hose hae ever masinind. All WitsowBroo Species should be at your furnisher's If he cam. ‘ot apply your particular need, he can get for you on short rae Open-Mesh Union Suit Combinette Shirt Combinette Pajama “The only opentesh unin sit that eae Combination of esting sit and deawers A onepiece pajama. A. beand new idea that eliniater the dawating —no tind at the seat. Neat ard digi, Convene sod confoable allover Has same, patented. closed crotch at WitscwBres Nib: Uriva Suit $1.50 up, in 2 vsety of coy materia,

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2 COLLIERS FOR MAY 16, 1914 Why so many cars equip with EDISON MAZDAS is easily understood when you add to the unrivalled experience of manufacturing over 500 million | sf EDISON lamps our years of close cooperation with | Hythe way ty lighting system makers and that world-wide re- search—"MAZDA Servi EDISON MAZDA Automobile Lamps ae so nealy idea in efficiency and sturdiness that move than 40 leading ears equip with these reliable lope and ‘owners everywhere uae them for renewal on cary motor boats and mocoreycles, ‘You get these lamps wherever you sce an EDISON E " estrus Station sign displayed. You ean get L es faa are ‘ed in this handy ese lampchext. And | Pal ihe this chest alway fled with the new EDISON MAZDAS, you protect youre against emergencies and insure manicuum lighting system efficiency ‘Be sure he MAZDA lamps yu bay bear the name EDISON @E=DISON LAMP WORKS @ SLECTRIO COMPANY, = Lx . jeeling off mile after mile of the boundless out-of-doors on an Sndian Motocycle |} si! Out into the open! A constant: ly changing panorama of life and snusual sights. Great driving power under you. Unlimited dis- tances at your command. Yea ate the mster whether toe down to a, walk in. congested traffe or taking a clearaway road af sixty miles an hour. Comfort is yours.—road shocks and vibrations absorbed. by the Cradle Spring Frame. ‘There's a snap and relish to motorcyle ling unlike any other travel. It's a new sport-—a fine one—a national one. Today the Indian tribe numbers over 100,000.

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COLLIERS FoR [= = 1 =SORBIN OS tie Mintiogs, River. 7 ———— “Never a Need to. Worry” ‘With the Corbin Cylinder lock on guard, Tt lecco Wafers | xmci%s : hen theBighon dg of seco sad Ses san eflectual barrier to thievery.” The front Hub Wafers ; a ct is the same as that used on the finest ofce or public 4 it has advantages which are peculiar to itsll, Catalog ‘of them. Sent on requet P. & F. CORBIN For the Superb Residence |Deeets/ tt Red into 2] Or the Simplest Cottage = FSD re | for pofeonal decorating or home “inking”, Ripe tla Ena! Pant goes the wont beety effect Custom Satisfaction in shirts ready to wear. Youget it, at $1.50 up, inthe Shirt sold by dealers nearly every- Where. ‘The shirt that i not Speers onlythecriterionoffashion, but | {s,:Mit: blletin mand the ex. deat iso sets the standard of value | Bein diytaw as care | in men's high-class sh % ar ieee |

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20 COLLIERS FoR MAY 16, 1914 eso “Soldiers and Sailors, Too” “ZIG-ZAG” Non-Skid Tread Right in Your Nei: Youwill Find aFord with a

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 16, 1914 ay Every time you see a clerk footing bills you can now say: “There is a man wasting time. “Whose fault?” ‘The Remington Adding and Subtracting Type- Whether or not you now see the direct applica- writers complete correpondence typemcitr— pity of the Remington Adding and Subtracting automatically totals bills and statements while i ‘types them. Not a moment is wasted on footing or proving. ‘This machine saves 208 to 70f of the time spent on billing of a Day's Work. A few words to your stenographer now will put you in the way to receive 2 copy of this really valuable folder by return mail; will enable you It is now used by banks, offices and stores, large and small, everywhere. Sooner or later the adding and subtracting type- Ue! writer will be saving time in every live billing aphic help, department. Delayed investigation simply means prolonged When the machine is needed for ordinary letter- REMINGTON mrevelt Zouchesaiever, | Adding and Subtracting || Story ofa Day's Wor Instantly — automatically —it TYPEWRITER learn how profit- reduc i is made ready for corre- elements may be elim spondence work. ea as from your business, Remington Typewriter Company, Incorporated, New York City (Branches Everywhere) For clear, clean, typeeriter recut, wae Rentico brand Utter poper. carton paper and ribbons. Write to eur nearest ft

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HY=RIB ROOFS |-PAGKARD-MOTOR CAR CO, COLLIER'S FOR MAY 16, 1914 | hte | The Double-Squeeze at Villa Borghese Right Here We Add bs legance is ete las

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COLLIER’S FOR MAY 16, 1916 2 Gone Ahead! ‘There is no mystery about it, ‘Those who outstrip you in the race et for success and its rewards and melon or ether” honors, do_so because they are AMES WINTON SHIUTE, Better equipped. Ifyour steps lag; if you tire easily; if exertion which should be a pleasure isa distress, your stamina, endurance and efficiency are low-and that ‘means failure, Don't lag behind. Wear O'Sullivan’s Hees of new, live rubber on your shoes. ‘They will give @ sprightly, buoyant cease 10 your step. ‘They will enable you to walk far with- ‘out fatigue. They will benefc your health {thd increase your vigor and cfficiency by: Sie Seeeune See teeain (SUT oe erbatde ions ing i "ie a Pe ed a Pe aries ote IY iow vrngte, And 17 now comer Caters mot fre ny your shoes when you buy them —on the eee ‘thoes you work in, wali, play nor dance in rom pick esis for the | Llama laid TWECARIN sm comPawt iv Eas “Tee eta eso ah as FEF. MOSQUITOES : Phas to the surge the cath Do You Want information on the Pa Canal Tolls ques 0, write Collier” ington Bureau. Would You Like ‘Wash- Better than Money for Travel ‘These tourist cheques enable you always to have toreceive lists of the docu- |} tei"imestt: nace “money in pocket” without the risk of carrying cash; TeEse vo ut cose by the ||| Se messes Soins fe'ad’tre| | they simplify calculations in foreign currencies; they Government Printing Office Acts there vas athe sesiea| | Take. travel money matters easy and safe both abroad Ghany ofthe fellowiag subs ||| whi Re'wertnd™iateneewes | | and in the United States, Travel on jects: Agriculture, law, en |] 'poomy-"uorl the ome sete ot this w+ American gineering, lands, Army and [| fetretrating oun” Then he AB. AES poner ai Navy, fshes, Indians, trans- ||| 7s PH be beeen to ct tthe se Meneomtgusus terwory, | nmtirncsct tga ne pa rere pone industry, forestry, plant in- ‘ove of your cheques iderthes you: dustry roads, sly Amer can History, health and hygiene, poultry and birds, raps, politcal economy, and astronomy? If 30, write cae Collier's Washington Bureau |) fice. mS hater Craters man Money blaoe Get them at your Bank Ak fo dec kt, 1 yt ak ml et SG aA a Gace twos She eloe they con be eine i you Sey.

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COLLIER’S FOR MAY 16, 1914 FRILL your foun. tain pen with Stafford's Commercial When you see how much better this old. reliable ste pen wring eid ork nan pops For pert pecooel tos THIS advertisement of LESLIE'S is addressed to Mr. John Willys, of the Stafoed"s Commercial in the new filer botlecnen s-contained. les pact. Easy tel Yur quae butte Siiee te areata reget but is equally applicable to any manu- facturer of a good automobile who. is interested in economical advertising. ‘There is really quite as much differ- Grice AMET TAL WEHENTAS IN aT GENE investment. But—broadly speaking— publishers make little distinction in the value of readers. In all publications which you would use you have to pay just about the same price, per thousand readers. Leslie's circulation is guaranteed. Leslie's advertising rate is on this guaranteed circulation. It costs you no more, per thousand readers, to advertise the Willys-Overland to Leslie's readers than in any other high grade publication of general circulation, Leslie's should carry your advertising because we offer at the same price you pay for any circulation, a class of readers above the average and an opportunity to tell your story without an extrava- gant use of space. ‘lary a the entries pursing neat Pie Ret Sew “heya brine tome With the advent of the ‘nstomobile so many ingulttes ‘rere received that it Iecessny to establiah amo aden stowty made Me ‘rod business, big or litle, department In che of Sore Sees sre, rece Sat od thie editor tone ae ees) Seca ar ie extemal fd bet to those who secure the "Ye cian on ay pu yur etre hem ei wwe Know that these readers which wouldproctialy drat Ihave motor interestcouped Hie bla, Can out 30. Days, Leslie's 1itustrated Weekly Newspaper J another eepine, Ws Shute, ma siege ak feratac wiw hate |

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 16, 1914 2% WHIRLPOOL == DISHWASHER FOR FAMILY USE Thoroughly washes china, glass: ware, lver and kitchenware ins few minutes of eary operation. Dries and sterilizes Hands never touch water. Large numbers are being wold in the JOHN WANAMAKER STORE Philadelphia snd the Wanamaker rear nak If last—a successful sachine forthe makes dahuashing a tee “The well-known objections o precious types have all Been ccercome tn thie ) Average family size HERSHEY-SEXTON COMPANY, Manufacturers 1221 FILERT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. HowManyHides HasaCow?' Fettstens! se ce ey mate om ove cow's hide sn em TOR QUALITY Leb forthe Mark of Qual ‘rite the Back of teil "Ts name is there your protec~ insist that you see it—it's your “garter insurance policy.” PARIS ace the standard the world "round, 25¢~ Se A, STEIN & CO., Mates

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for Words Give Grenville Kleser, famous speech specialist, 15 minutes Any and He Will Give You a Mastery of Words ‘Thar ws ol alone Ue yeu wl dre 15 mln ly ‘uly ands earn so Enlarge Your Stock of Words— Un the ight Wadi the Right Bea Man of Culture, Power, and Iaflaence ia Your Community. Rested inser hoe TWILL TEACH You LETTERING ©° DESIGN cCoLLier's FoR ‘ment Tale eine ah where te ce ‘uaite" "Tey ty pr have oly ome “the tap of thet Bata. a tha te ‘hamey Lavin. "Toey boast that they ‘ve got hi "Fekete Yor what a worth. You dauition tne “laeoesat tte tre thing sae ssechoy ts fosing {acm wont nifully. Anpnone, oak ont (iood tack PTER teeing hie eter to. “iy they manner that they set out to ep fad Tate oy AMES WINTON SHUTR fell back oo MAY 16, 1914 Ses R eh, Wee TR B 0 PRIgs °) Mr. Motorist ‘The retest power loss with which smovorats contend is due. 0 Weaky, cheaply built spark plugs—compres: ‘Som leaks through othe charge i only arly inited. i ja aetna “rach Pugs wd iebctae hey are ‘nvGond' Rs hat Nagano BOSCH MAGNETO COMPANY at 40h Stret, New Yorks NeY The House of Collier wants to appoint a Junior Salesman in each city. BOYS will find this work con- genial and profitable, and in addition to en- couraging the ability to sell, we are offering pre~ miums, such as_ books, baseball bats, baseball suits, ete. PARENTS too, should encourage their boys to be thrifty and self-reliant. Ask for our plan, Soetn ti ah Sinesongra the sppesing atteriee The fame bgwted with leht when they "Rowanly eed P. F. COLLIER & SON 416 W. 13h Sect

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COLLIER’S FoR MAY 16, ay The soe for fect that are isthe Coward port Shoe wits Com= Tis Gem ‘nd ankle ‘hem to positon aft health Goward Arch Support, Shoe end Scat JAMES 8, COWARD 4s wi yn We ok ‘Northwestern University PATENTS "MUNN & CO. 90 ey XT. WHY 1 AMA, UNITARIAN” The Tyranny of Beauty WAS ton astontbed to rely: ap ave five Jak sat the place ‘u've eo are t and torn ait mya oe Tasbed mysef cou tbe true that we swore ea tbe rocket Ah (ben seh re ta the tock th a MAM Beet ta cme on fr Only 2 Cylinc Cylinder Fouboat Motor oes

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3s COLLIER'S FOR MAY 16, 1914 THE SHOP WINDOW pei it ea at ene hn fee ar al eae wal afterall echer th wate. ter Othce Supplies Vite iosairs that nd never wavered, Mo fined aot the sont tent of Hsing Mian eter or ney wae afr ae for ‘Stu teu An hoe at Brness Opportunitin Cameras sees SS Ee eese ee : Feces sR See tele 'epi akar en fe Pamccairah aaies erie ‘Motion Picture Pl ‘Duplicating Devicer | tt 3 tea by tine ne Seperate Gores eines Ment PetaraP ttn et Ee te Sia Expense Show Card Writing sas potest Beer | te mie io ye Twa ee sonatas er a sear a tery cng owe rin aetna Some ou eld walk fete pear tak ost hao te ta eae ena npn aa a ti f ef iH (To be continued next week) a COLLIER’S The National Weekly i f i i 4 i 5 i i Hy H 4 & i eka Esc = =: ace oA te See tice mt ita tere Soe tet practi

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 16, In our ion, based on thousands of tests, Goodyear No No-Rim-Cut ap mark the present-day limit in low cost per mule ee a: Ape lef HE Kenagl OS Cant 88 Blak eg ae HEE Xi. fehl Wilt A daé fn my Bare MarLnxe Lower Gute 1 EP EW ahs — Ctlagual Re Baie — It anche Weng Ab neeel CA Poadlforel eMart Ua. Carb Bain PON Smy GEE PH Upm fete? AEF OBrien Cd idinsk —_fhoasttlualgp, RM rons Extra Prices Today the chief question among tire buyers is tl Is any tre, for any reason, worth more than Goodyear prices? Ie comes up now because No-Rim- Cut tre pies dropped, 28 percent now 16 makes sell tome up to one- igher. Expert Evidence Above are the signatures of 40 men in our Department of Research ‘and Experiment, most of them tech- nical graduates. For years this Department has been trying to lower cost per mile. Its ef- forts have cost us $100,000 per year. It has built thousands of experi- ‘mental tires, to try out every conceiv- able formula, method, process and ‘material. These tires have been worn out under metered mileage. Rival tires, in the same way, have been compared with our own. abet al theve men ey that No tires mark the present-day eure per mile. Excel in Four Ways Then No-Rim-Cut tires absolutely prevent rim-cutting in a way which we control. ‘They save the countless blow-outs ‘due to wrinkled fabric. This because we final-cure on air-filled fabric tubes, under actual road conditions. This cone extra process—the “On-Air Cure” adds to our tire cost $450,000 yearly, and no one else employs it. They combat loose treads—lessen the risk by 60 per cent—by a patent method which we alone employ. ‘And these tires alone have the All- Weather tread-—tough, doublethick ‘and enduring. A flat, smooth tread ‘on dry roads —a resistless grip on wet. Goon) vear No-Rim-Cut Tires With AlL Weather Treads or Smooth In these four ways No-Rim- Cut tires excel every other tire. The Users’ Verdict are bay. Condear of time, have out-distanced every rival. On sheer mileage records, on millions of tires, they have jumped from bottom place to the top. ‘The demand is now increasing faster than ever. So far this year our tire sales exceed last year by 55 per cent. And now we are making up to 10,000 motor tires daily to keep up with the trend toward Goodyears. Goodyear prices are due to big out- put. to efficiency and to modest profit. Our profit last year averaged 61% per cent. Multiplied output has cut over- hhead 24 per cent. It has cut labor cost per tre 25 per cent. Those are the reasons for Goodyear prices. It is not that others make better tires. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada Dealer Everywhere

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Welch’s is typical of the picnic spirit The pure juice of the choicest Concords—more choice this year than ever before—the essence of October vineyards—carrying good cheer and good health in every glass, is the best of outdoor beverages. You cannot but appreciate this when you drink ° & eicns “Che National Drink” i The outing in the country, the roadside lunch while touring, the family picnic—all have some- thing “extra” and are made more enjoyable when Welch's is a feature. The individual four- ounce bottles pack closely in the hamper and indicate special forethought. Do more than ask for “Grape Juice”—say WELCH'S and GET IT! [== IF unable ro get Weeks of your dealer we wl ship a til dozen pints for $3.0 vas ‘express prepaid east of Omaha. Sample 4-ounce botie, by mad. 10 cents. - The Welch Grape Juice Company - Westfield, N. Y. i

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v ° 9 ollier’s THE NARLQN dc bot Beginning By Julian Street By Jack London By Henry Reuterdahl and By James H. Hare

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THE HAND AND EYE CAN ONLY AP- PROXIMATE THE CORRECTNESS OF THINGS. FOR PRECISION IN MANU- facturing certain standards -are adopted, which are by instruments that give an absolute check on the required dimensions. Unfailing maintenance of the highest standard of accuracy is essential in fe building of high grade motor cars, as their smoothness of operation ai endurance in use depend upon it. Tn the making of Hyett Roller Beecings the ‘component parts ere pour cel st teed ii paca cers! geige o pesnielinear cart a arog _ "Tae gen beta orecnwstiy clad sth car gue to cbvite an) possbilty of Yaiaton, This extreme nicety of fit results in long life and quiet operation to a thoroughly dependable product. "Hyatt Quiet Bearings.” HYATT ROLLER BEARING COMPANY Detroit Newark, N. J. Chicago TLLUSTRATIVE LITERATURE UPON REQUEST

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, 1914 3 SEVEN PASSENGER Six $1575 This Car Against Any Car— Let Us Prove It With every sense alert, try, as you ride in the Studebaker SIX, to imagine some one particular in which its riding qualities might be improved. Try to recall some previous ride in a heavier, costlier car, which seemed to you, then, the uttermost in luxury. Superfluous weight does, sometimes, make for steadiness, there’s no doubt about that—see, now, how this light, strong car attains the same identical result in steadiness and roadability with none of the disadvantages of excess weight. Take the wheel and see if you ever felt that you had at your command a greater flood of pent-up flexible power. Test out that flexibility—see how instantaneously obedient this docile engine actually is to the touch of your finger- tips. Put it through its paces—face it with obstacles and diffi- culties—and see if it does not respond in every case like the thoroughbred it is. Demonstration—demonstration against any car, and every car—demonstration drastic down to the smallest detail— that’s what Studebaker asks, without fear, from you, for this splendid Studebaker SIX. Descriptive Data Studebaker FOUR and SIX motors ate cast Full Floating Rear Axle Electrically Started Electrically Lighted Other points of excellence included in each Studebaker FOUR or SIX— Full foating tear axle; the aker-Wagner cowl wilh F has a full complement of, Toller bearinge=3. Dee om device. Built complete ia the vast Stadchaker shops. ‘cach Staleiker sit fits. with perfect align tent into the srnchromized Stieber chassis, Even the tops and the Jiffy curtains of Stude- baker cars are built by Stodebsker workmen, STUDEBAKER, DETROIT ‘ality electric lamps electrically ighted dash ‘cuuipment with Iubrication sight feed, battery telltale and Stewart: Wamer magnetic sped

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, 1914 “FOREWARD:" Here ic a Kuppen: ime, fetie—theFoneward med ive and” orginal with ‘us--one {fthe moat notable achievements ia the ‘dothing business fa acdozen yearn” Dee enn fo Bt perfectly that large pereent- ber ef men BE to be exact who have tens wea i ore Nek Sern si aaleredy batho ‘iy the ha i ek ity Rr the back, ‘rvay from Uh mech docs not Eins "ai acutely Fh mode dose away uty entirely." Tei based om exact dat fathered over m period of four. years ver 3000" good ‘thing wore ‘model. dors not. difer from. any of ‘thee: Kuppenheianee Clothes in fabio + we want you to take particular note of this FOREWARD model, because it is typical o the things we are doing to raise the eflicency lovel of the clothing business. ‘Two years ago we stated our belief that more « of fit and tailoring tion in a good suit of clothes. ng shops, equipments and methods the ost scientific in the world, we definite end—that more men it they like, put it, jout the change of a button. We wish you would do us the courtesy, and your- self the service, of calling on the Kuppenheimer dealer ity. Ask to see the Foreward model, ‘models in your size, and especially adapted to your type of figure. (Our book, “Styles for Men,” mailed om request THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER CHICAGO

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Abroad at Home American Ramblings, Observations, and Aninentiod By Julian Street Chapter 1—Stepping Westward te ery ‘na a

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‘ lofty spaces of the ram there seme to a @ hae "Th la dF fay te Kinds of Grandeur ot eaten Atanceyed, om pale ‘simp "Wo weeks thy" tet Naples teiig ths were norma Wo nest ay th fen ene ey te Ww tho that so? The Menon fhe'wortg? Bot ater al fey‘ derstand {inn hccota ato The Man from Grand Rapids XT hd oe my tcket amt coLLreR’s FOR MAY 23, ae sens these dr, pee depth peed vege were ping ‘hema? Why tite nt tape ender iia the satement that Wea ely tie eile to add that basing tater tat ‘The ther promised {e"Forna: Set abet ue afternoon. He rng ur take en hare: ‘What agpened aftr that T do iat I noth nora ite that tal snet ‘vere wate an the ater sot {eit th wnt J an gunn throws ove seaTumas ee Ect i inate tet ‘wencit eater ta sere poe ene tee tmberen ‘neti ike that. ute nod'T aed her 8 Corporal Modesty Se the ‘cee omcand"igured,” Thats hot ‘ont waplosees,

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, thee fast pocensees Ike oa" Te mpbasand is ste kare oar ees ad ews male 7 {econ wane whine ew are soften dra at st {Com tse teeter the sag snes) ot very td of hm moet ‘hmm rather, I mens a wet te funchron, Seo berate be was a meee the prety sie whe Miao lag wr met rinse Sa Seve at ote pene . i et dna Feet ten are Int ate An Old Story» in mins NTH sawing a wo ‘ nthe ah your tan tte (ve teen meuning {n'Sew York eta tke toe {oa Wo Woe Talal ne “wntes And Its nt Tetieve esto eut tener, tne Wont {oe ten as ral ea Concerning @ Mins and Her Smile perod ld = attr deine our sake, we wet back ‘n't road And\T etlewe that we aesed rele. There ate the ine aero the way began 1 we bot vee Kiww what mt Tor maperanty, it st ‘ies an ewannogs seats beat a at Ua af safe fe hat Hot hate need Chong {6 ine eleve trend zune lat owe Ade the then, ek ta "That war to much Eiwugh 1 Reserve Rights FT KANKAS CITY there ee anor Dat tet ‘Tr Miso bal main, hte sae heck Her tuther-there was mo Bintang that ‘Thay sone there fn meme oe platform tak ads they tad thes tnrbed ie ‘nate veeaence be artated hat oy fate wee Nin tig ony cme te Kewee Cy ot ree. Thew shdewie c,taet Americans the term appears te szolfs that tft ett erento Bat hry rere thee Ee vitor thameare tanner ETM REE ea ee! Ueithasuiew gp tasbed op at wears ber faher Undulating Fashion ‘rin whch wa learnt to Mae ti Snider! "Me mine! ste even Hone = sal TIES even have tele conten Collar for ‘rae in ite alent ee of hee brt™-merely ‘alle, ot va ent or ater mt throw asry” or tok ge that See tobe ims perpeal state of ocak

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the Mat ie minutes {intents un partes entrap wits were Kiwehet to thats bs le fowater that bore all hewn nt facie hee puncte Aboard the Rescue Train Dieta tt ening ‘ne 0 the tree an atta The Oslike Peon Soldier COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, 1914 T'S th a “ree fae in at ist” sah in ne 1 eet Mat ‘ut Now the amr othe ro iy ect ket howe af The aie ea tar "te ‘kine ser Sete ot ettey are wie SS arncion oar commpetied ery UcaahtentHe t Yta tot eee Meson Ashe il en prcefl onde marly Experiences at Mexican Hands ie a ob ‘noe Int Jt ai weith el ete ae

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tke tation supe Fat of tat sare he ean, eto P eoatinnrd on mae 2) The Tyranny of woe Chapter VII—On the Rocks a ar By “Jane Bunker” that Bit et of yk senme'Stnt, HLLUSTRATED BY MAY WILSON PRESTON wit et he AMT sett ere salle ner Sethe mebee™

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COLLIER’S FOR MAY 23, 1914 = zs COMMENT ON POLITICS the be lately 1 the Dewe 1 willbe natieet that the ts hae tha will The House of Humorists ILE Huse x ave ae sin am ad sui than the Renate, The ” entitled The ii The et Toni, whi an ah quality of Iaor that aye tw the Hse by the ye Repl | the, ogre iow eae trate will one the "To any. tose tempera Imeever thie etn erie a would be coneete = tanited frosaonal dintrie except poly Hie hr the to td Progress imierat. ret hm 4 large: mnaher Whether their Ke The Democratic Record pe wll be lara Of ack of 6 An Important Element “Tin sews sae the ation are nian fastie in the hope that thes Mr. Rovmevelt run for Gover on the jn prac Progressive teket jv New York thie fall Whether Mr. Rouevelt himself ic willing ‘ell profably be kmh sium after his ar Firat fn the Poited # Tapes, i won give great vitality tthe ted with ane. vers hermie ele for ste TE this shoal 10 the Torar Torok away from the Reymle ca

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The Unending Problem of Immigration HE: BEGINNINGS of this p tates were Foti by tenth ses Every age hae in aH tite xed on plan Ive ex Tome from ol soca iimmigrant’s eritie leans vather toward prejuiiee Tella rave o bangnage jecially| the way he some tinen auirewsts, Meanwhile tl oreex. whieh control the inpersonally in ellert, “The United Mtatew hie vast tw Copeciatly of free fore it ie full of pe ininimsiae thie the font of the lnbler have plenty of ram wee live fp Take whatever rh Inger ha gone Hanser a te Je profably the mvt setive aan) eilebent Gur bani enterprine relire to an amaaing gree mc The newer 1 Ew ere eet 1 "The power of this Wx iw broking tp bi estates and raat the p ward diatrlets of Hay and Austria. There are nt the Foreign Taber ijn out tt Ue iy fn thule, Te dow nit seul the work Immigration and American Life BupNaar tvs 1 e eran xeric has be not lowers one stan of listing? Thome went usally nw history [ire Americaninn, whe en amore fairy story. The farts are Chit most of IK nied urnanitury over large ares lig twee hos fo ruts thetn. Kura if ha ad rene: we are moe tale vitalize and enrich it. Our palities were fnfested by privlege Incompetence from the very beginning; wherever there was there were grafiers. We are how’ Iearaing heller methods.” There ser wa tie, sina, fo Work 4 heals in ee, Aunt hunts, efieent aia enjoratle living ee tit. The in themselves have: sor tune fo adler jstiew i all these th Tere tht out prowl stnivlatis ti an age of highly tive imnigration, hewn have been devel ‘The Unites Ntates fe now com ‘work wit the tier nf all the energs, goal will ‘The problem i one of wee In that great task. we hi ‘eatistn that ean be attracted hither. iin, nat of exelision: eden The active andl hopeful. “Any scheme of regula shut people ont om some other baie is rn Toreex that have male ote country great. Te nur inangration oles mst be determine A Cossack College President °T TAPT ix quoted in phe Marietta College ry." Wa that before ite prosident 2 Hixseas eased tobe profitable for bi Unieage so spokesinan, For the re lere ra te. woth feney to the I. after Cro tse this ‘n erinis wt this Dliey of repression ape ‘oot throw if the is passing lrg At once corrert the have entered, if the Prufemor Axsis Mowat We have read Profesr Mott's doctoral ‘The Federal Party in Massachusetts i Twtter we worme tha introns” Wate on't knows ut appa cently the professor's resignation (after six years’ service! was not Toreet on aeeontnt of ix writings, but erane of tix political faith stax, alvorate of Fasusten and Lari Professor Mone. ix a tncmiber of the Peogremsive party: bility the sivanve court Now, Hxstas hav a right to his opinion in ott ical matters—in xpite of his editorial advo inna, ad is work, int be that Mower vinion, ton, Morenver, it ik prepmsterons. that Vea and of Tassie, ahold ever hve: Unet ng mew Mead ele ally, Tink of this compasars courses i American governaent E ARE WEARY of the brutal bluecoat of the magazines, ad are It be interesting to note that Mayor Mivev, af New! York his ap ninted a Police Commineonen (Nuri W uaraeter avid fare a guarantee that ie i , What elt will be nls 1 Hg will pally be set ght far a ari Pasay, whe left a will et iui sale ry vat Tape agai Inte ea Poverty and Riches New York “Tribune” ie diverting. It he one of the wrsling fir whieh oie rich ft yong man Where Young Men Succeed if SECRETARY OF THE HARVARD LAW SCHOOL con: tributes to the “Harvard G ‘an article, How pic imatmayelpsnpey cemireatilecybpl ang sic fal earnings for eight sears afler graduation: 3457 SSH 4210 ng 1 maggest that the Tr tatisties prove angthing, these aeerally speaking, the yoting lawaehool grad

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ate who goes to New York is hot likely to jo abel vers sue faster than It possible for him to do in his More ‘over, Tving-especially living for lawyers—is much higher York The tempat for public service a The Hen at Home ACK TO NATUR! do the poultry eae through atiteialhatehing wombs are not all of 1. Buck to Nature inch sisted by eivization. he ‘ern comforts win honex and rural next generation, Her owner ba come 10 hated he breeding sek. celene aid thermometers fn i the hew absotutely to bi Ilex and from the weather. in modifying the mo resulta—the survival of tans: ore jlivitwabs than Nature cco po Tiation fx fintinetive, Rut even here pre will hatch rmuch better than a young pallet, Cantion bn yoangrters be Aight, for ehieks hitehes iw an inewbator ate perfectly tier wehowlgirl. Nome chek ee wT x Wo thie am he log ras, ke young turkey, stock weakened aad ia Irwin Yet perhaps, but a Nature vers he eae mat to pale the in offered every aintunce wit if her ith his tent een He toile with tulinite rare one hyrom big hatcheries." B eave tinets. He shelters her from her ene Te sets her table with 1 ‘without do Feielenk—ani as cheeky x cert A Portrait " t boxoive diver CANT GET trout seabe at the theatre he growl ‘when he ean he decklen not to take them after all—tor the show can't be a good ove, oF thes woul have been gone log ago. We all kiow the complete pes int, THe Ie almost se deprensing am the profemi Men and Verses TH. Davtex. whose poetry in deweribed by reviewers ax “the melody of a man's voice singe ing for the pleasure of winging.” wnd this ix offered in proof: ‘Those lwo ore, thew lin ym, ‘Were nt for me Were fot for Me, Tat ume ot ber sat ‘Fetike nom for cote Mat “ave me I ouer alm ‘8, thous her chars tre penn, Tt foe them ne neither win "The nate it tion was dealt with in quite another fashion by a man of about the same ge, Janie Guanian, Marque of Montrose, at some time i Hin of the neventeenth century. [Hix Hal staxza sums the thing up: Rat If thin wt prove ft then, ‘ant roost thy or sake the stort hy me pom ra ero a eo the won of nian ter eo Tose ie al” Ik of sex conquest nor set of bovls-beauty. tiem tind eotstanes, Moxriont did hie part, peswensed hie soul, -xtoond by the event. That be what man dex That be why Moran vere enduret while Me. Davies sail a ntimber of others are “living English poets” only in the sense that they are not set dead. ‘Thove famous Hines ae th shri pt It othe foe Aloe 9 “A Hookman's Let Ferearavs Sarai” Faces “eagle MOMs swat interesting: reading of all when How any of the half doven haves WY yom erage thes in the Tits ai w uke? OF very recent America The mot aelightTul be TaN Joint Tey Tine dueling Tuiversties aa ollegs ate Thow Hberty trivmphe on. stil mnother voile forth Hing a alegre Ie inaioner i Corrertion Tayi his ke thelr pipen Hf they me wih, AC which De eaveutly eutested “The unknowing wight -eonelnle re Davin a a road ied! wan, Broad. dilutes) Mine precise her wae, OF eorae De, Tanti Me fist wappene 09 be wo prove “dean Christie” one eehaps worse—wenk, vasih: hat for the ret ne opMOR, ‘rst a ert tons fee en ‘when te gue wale a tan ies bis kin na fatto that was ver epitope Sconity enc for tint. "He'wae shine, “Tory are a wre thine tn if, Tews pecpterwhe are tting” tke dew welght thr ins he asf fly sod mos Va thle fal they rue Wi thea everthing Wey ive of people who ane wothing—people who ditt with ‘of stemming the current. The pitpiose af education, ‘mere winaly instruction, ix to teach the song. to a {oct snd that animal ‘melt Tt ent een bo sy take 4 var ote sine Yeti hive sl fren, ae melting trope ot the frame north? civilization aw founded ite system of is, after all. the true charaeter of Gots a tix u2 Tn view of all that he tiie of Akos onward it it eval 10 Know that old ‘will shortly speak for Itnelt—for. himself iher—in a drama ssmbutical of world ieawines, At SI. Latin the Tat four days in May. Gon will actually appear on the stage, though iy wo means on a pedestal th ht Gon revealed, igh the art of Pace Mackave, aw the areh enews af wie youthful thei fe Civilization, Tivt let Gots speak for Mise he wil oot the boar vouthtuerualor tor sovialized ivi sus there will stand revved his the Wan Dest aunt his cvhortes vr, the ‘Swann: the fine, V Desist ad Diesram, ani the roading’ sm Renee: 6 etre, this romp af miners: yet the poet's gloomy vision elds truth for the ‘The moral is xpoken by Goun biniself: Misery walks after when Gold ix master and maker of met.

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Economy—Efficiency—Quality TT is impossible to judge an_ automobile by price comparison or its appearance. The best time to judge is after six months’ or ayear’s use. Its then, and then only, that its real merits or defects are apparent. ‘The material in the Overland, manufacture, throughout, are such as to fully justify its undoubted and unparalleled reputation for economy, depend- ability and durability. Cea aS Pe cat at dig poet ope "Wen buy an Overland you nat Poteet SOE. onwaseadienea ite m Tact, of which any Overiand oes pamela oer as L eee es Petter k | = The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio Manufacturer ot the famous Overland Delivery Wagons, Garterd end Wil Unity Trica, Fall information on rogue $950 $1075 Completely With electric ped starter and generator Wah Tole

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, 1914 Some folks sez th’ state 0” matrimony causes th’ most happiness. I sez not ‘quite for thar's th’ State 0° Kentucky wher VELVET comes from. fee IN one way Kentucky's got a sort of monopoly on happiness. There are beautiful women, and fast horses, and even a fair article in the way of—lemonade, let's say—in other states, but you can't grow the “VELVET™ Burley except in the Blue Grass Country. hat’s pretty much the same as saying that, without old “Kaintuck,” many a pipe smoker would lose the big slice of \appiness and contentment he now gets out of his VELVET tobacco. Kentucky Burley is the one supremely mild tobacco with enough flavor, when properly cured, to make a teal pipe smoke. Nobody ever questions that. VELVET, the Smoothest Smoking Tobacco, is Burley de Luxe, which is mellowed by more than 2 years’ ageing into a pipe smoke, with a real aged-in-the-wood smoothness that tastes ceven better thanitsounds. Just_try_one tin of VELVET to-day. ‘Coupons of Vales with VELVET. Lop t MpreTetene te TAA Uplift via the Kitchen ese ‘et

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, 1914 2 =ss= Smooth Riding on Rough Roads That enviable pleasure of com- fortable motor- ing — regardless * of how rough the roads or how fast you drive— is yours, made possible by 7. Mae cOrvBlONTED Quickly applied to your Ford Car d eli HEY take the ra ate the pitching, sway in out heavy car comfort, cor Dicuss aeeen What K-W Road Smoothers Do belong. just like floating through K-W Quality Throughout itr epee ks, “ “tare dese the

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By COLLIER’S FOR MAY 23, 1914 a a en Drink a Foaming Beaker of Great Gab GINGER ALE Abroad at Home An Infant in Weight— But Does a Man’s Work

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Now Supplied with a 5-Passenger as well as a 6-Passenger Body The Car {to Measure By The verdict seems to be that this LIGHT HUDSON Six-40 meets the present-day ideals. It has won an amazing welcome. These are standards undreamed of a short time ago. But the evidence is that future cars are going to be measured by them, Even years ago designers began to suggest that motor cars had almost teached perlection. The boast of some icader, fom seat to reson, wat “No cesential changes. "Yet al standard ears then were heavy Ill Sines cost $3,000 or over. Fuel conumpin, fo th pomer dev was at its highest point ly wrere broken atthe dish, A banded features in this new HUDSON Six-40 were entirely unthought-of then. Hudson Engineers Kept at Work Ik was then when oer engaetng care were Bong cot dowe-—athe HUDSON compe was creed to 48, And then when ‘thers boqan Yo, be sed Howe E Caio dd Some; od he abot te ome tae Eugene acts begun ts exponent 9 Eos tote tn Stee And they fund way to ee opentive cot om 30 to 40 per cet Nawal en canine th geaet“adrences ia tek cad Iiyama shicremete Now This New Hudson Weighs 2,980 Lbs. Now comes a new HUDSON which completely upsets neatly all the stand- fds of even two years ago. By ale eaginering the weight has teen cut to. 2960 pound, with no secre of strength. "That for a. car trih [Sach wheclbos ead two tow tau sent Compare that with ike cars whote muakerr [eed to work aloog these lies. You wil God bee a sarng of 450 10 1,200" pounds—or the weght of fom Uh et extra odes ative cot ha Tren incase Pin pats Tekin and th pad type al, Caen ofthe cpecty, bait ese the cAd Bae comme oem 30 pe cet more fod "find de rc ka ees ugh dr ty $1750 record price fora quality Sic A price below car of aay ype compatatle in clo sad capacity Other New Standards ‘The awkward dash angle has been act macscg vo: pera ne oor To save the old overload on the rear tres, the gasoline tank has been pot in the dash, » Extra tires are catied abead of the front door. These, and scores of other changes, have fady revolonized last years ideals in car. Measure Others by It These are the coming standard “These weming inovtion ill son be casei, The the new-born lect face Me ening ae coming tight = coming lo. reeenable prices, to es Sir And ey oy ena td et ran TaBSON a goby tis spender Iie ei hen en whch hg cae ‘And we ae ght. Motor eat buyers have lily locked to his ear. There hus net bean day since, tho car came oot ern rogers ind onde fe have ‘many popular models, but never a ‘model which was half the sensa- ton olthe HUDSON Sis-40 ft yar Our Larger Six-54 On the same lines we build the new HUDSON ‘Sia-54. The design and ‘equipment are almost identical with the «opcode, Bat the heave is inches, the engine more powertul, and the poveo $2050. HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 7879 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich.

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26 COLLIERS FOR MAY 23, 1914 9) —————— ee \Brickbats :_ & : Bouquets He Mops in Misery Without B. V. D. ier TYPICAL summer day—a typical office scene—a round of | o™ tll am hye smiles at the mingled discomfort and giramfonre of the IRorence tn what t found out that B. V. D. is “the first VD. on or ready The BLVD. Company, ‘Tooth Brush composed of thirty- four perfect little brushes—each made like the famous RUBBERSET Shaving Brush. lt ef in cone-shaped holes they cunt be pulled thouth these holes wih 3 pe of Over this plate is moulded the top

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COLLIER’S FOR MAY 23, 1914 2 PETITE Safety= Saving-= Efficiency “Mexico Arms!” In abundred th has reduced "up-ke mileage and raived and maintained the safety standard Bowser Storage Systems keep the “weet and cleun’” underground, insare fap gay at al timer -every Oil Storage Systems f ‘i Pipes and pumps pine {he garage Mente he gaciene pumped, No Tow, wie or (2 300 allonn or more capacity.” Ealy ‘Als lubricating ol outa and porate nig for the somier Eitceney. : Fg Mares sot Bower cad fre hundred diferent syems for storing. handling and con: ferving of product in- stores {ations trom timple her * outie 10 I aod eatin ten parteular ui, b Bee Sconomicl storing snd handling of ok Let Bowser Help You Whatever your oil storage problems, put them upto Bower. Probably Homer can show you ort how and where you cat save oil money. Thats Bowser ios

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2 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, 1914 9 AS The Double-Squeeze at Villa Borghese sin von tant to the mca ‘Tm Foun, Pade nia Mes way daged tat mht and i the wlan BP anak ‘ralting at owls i HAVOLINE OIL Ie Makes a Ditterencn UR Marine Oil is to the life of your Motor Boat what Motor Oil is to the life of your Car. Each oil ly from one uniform, base crude of tested quality and lubricativeness. It is manufactured by a. spe- ial process which preserves the molecules of the oil and ile the molecules By forming an even film of oil between the metal parts, ‘yan tor the Havoline preserves the le of the Motor and incresses lus efcieney. This lubricating oil “cushion” eases the omact between paris and leaves the least ca epost upon them, because it burns up evenly and cleanly. Frictional losses are thus minimized. oF Gracery telling Am npg: Tt your dealer cannot soppy you. gett fom on ire, wap tee te Buy the Oi inthe Blue Can, 2 Five-Gal.Canstotbe Case ell Us Your Make and Well Tell You Your Grade INDIAN REFINING CO. Dept "8" NEW YORK

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EoLtier’s FoR MAY 23, we The fet sal SOD‘ lean Seep a wil be Melo he few nina Mat Spann May 30, An Invitation—and a Profit To see this 500-mile race you must come to Why not come a few days ahead of time and make a tour of the state and visit Indiana. Indiana's automobile and ac- cessory factories? Or, plan to remain a few days after the race. It will pay you. The race is worth coming to see—about 90,000 people came last year and more are expected this year. Thrilling and spectacular as the race is, of greater importance. to you, is the romantic story of growth and success of the auto- mobile industry in Indiana. We have a little book we want to send to you free— write for it any cone of Indiana's motor car or accessory companies know when you will arrive and they will meet you at the train. Visit our factories. See Indi- ana-made cars made right in the _men_ responsible. quality and excellent service. Write Any ‘Arr Des Aaumaie Ca, Ketone rom oe = eee ee tips Aad es anions cables few Enno Shc uci hans Haims as xe He EE aan En Soe ne enw tee aie a, ae cia ne Di ndcsmaed iakatenjon ners Rois a ate | jt cto’ ‘Dose Fabie Tre Co, Aubure MacFaan Mote Ca Co. Coasere ee aie = EE ina ipa ahaa peer ‘Gasoline Plessne Care “Meter Treks hoe Learn about our high Are you familiar Of These Manufacturers Gent Wat Armee Cas Pa Maine Mone Ga Ce ede The Mae Ca Mn Ca, Se Members of Indiana Automobile Manufacturers Association really is? This Indiana. Meet the Indiana factories welcome you. them now and let them know exactly what train you will arrive upon. The Wart Ca nda Weseet Matt Cat Ca, Richmond with cur superior shipping facilities? Do you realize how instant, and adequate our service concerns the car owner as well as automobile dealers. Indiana-made cars have proven their superiority in snr of automobile activity, ing, in touring, in hill in commercial work, in daily routine and in being thoroughly uptodate in refinements as well as being fundamentally correct mechanically. The name of “Indiana” is to motor cars the world’s best guarantee of actual worth, Accept this “family” invitation ‘and visit the Indiana automo- jle and accessory companies at the time of the 500-mile race. It is decidedly to your advantage to do so. Mix busi- ness with pleasure. Make your trip here pay dividends. Alll Write Coke Pe Ce Ea Vet Pew Can

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0 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, 1914 cAT'S PAw SUL CUSHION i. : RUBBER HEELS All Dealers Pog simply won't let ‘maker your ep. light CATS PAW HEELS lat lng, enue the Pg pt ee he "And there are holes to ‘and dit. Gua peo CAT'S PAW IERLS on Riser ste cot na ware ha FOSTER RUBBER CO. - 105 FEDERAL ST., BOSTON, MASS. nh Fn Fon Pag ih pe lg Ask the Soda Man— he’ll tell you the crowd drinks The drink with dash— vim—vigor and go to it. The thirsty one’s one best beverage. Delicious and refreshing.

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wriREPooL. DISHWASHER Thotoughly washes china, glassware, silver and Kitchenware in a few ein- tutes of easy operation, Diies and steilizes china, Hands never touch water, Lares numbers are being eld JOHN WANAMAKER STORE Philadelphia and the Wanamaker cir cular says of it “Al asa succesful dh fe previous Types have al been ‘overcome fn this machine. hae pin in " a! daca rd che wet BP ERSHEY.SEXTON COMPANY Filbert Sct, Padephin Pa, COLLIERS FOR MAY 23, 1914 AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL 138 DAYS $900 UP. age AMERICAN ane Tramp These Trails to the re othe World in

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3 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, 1914 eer PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM! CUPYTIRES Guarantee F else revuen: No Plates—No Films||[ NEW CAMERA JUST OUT]| a OO Bt Havens Seconds? 190

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ene 1915’S “sx” SENSATION! Motor Car Vawues! An Automo- ygineer—a Car Whose Leading Features Will France, Automobile Show This Fall the Most Beautiful Stream-Line Body the Industry Has Known and one of the Most Economical Cars Engineers Have Concélve NEW automobile epoch is crystallized in the wonderful new Lewis which we now pare remarkable 6-cyl ch ry-making car of 1915 isthe New LEWIS “Six” Monarch of the “Sixes” the slink price os are no enti pity sta hana =, Cant ieee ker eae Se sae The Masterpiece of a Famous ten Kee ‘European Designer genset ee A Word to Dealers MERE ae 3 (ew Get the New Catalog—See the Car Today LP..C. Motor Company 541 Lewis Street, Racine, Wis.

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HEN you see a smart, polished shoe think of Florsheims —men wear them every- ‘Shapes and to fulfill every COLLIERS FOR MAY 23, Ly FLEET dawal Deracnasie Fowboat Morar” | Steel. Fishing Rods

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 23, 1914 2s Ly Z ‘On your vacation this year take » London made Ensignette wah J ther no ec tion om 13.00. tegorly. Wine wo we acini jBtaas Rete ce. Delicate Finish in Flavor, In cook, dainty that tempt the appe fe given with MAPLEINE, Mapleine Bove i ‘tw feesctions or teh thi Kon, Bottle 26 Fon ie The Extra Touch,— bs ots tev ot ‘ee Uke es is A eS: ol ECONOMY of time, money, temper— the GEM DAMASKEENE RAZOR gives a mana comfortable and inde- pendent feeling not communicable by any other safety razor. Dollar Outfit Ea, One For the best tlle to thie picture in 20 words or leas Life will pay $500

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s COLLIERS FOR MAY 23, 1914 Do you know what this emblem stands for? ane bigger, better, cleaner business. Te is the inpir~ ing insignia of 140 clubs, with a membership of over 10,000 carnest men, Learn what the Associated Advertising Clubs of ‘Anmerica are doing for honesty in + for more sytem ic and ruccesaful methods of distribution. adverts rmanship. Attend the Tenth Assual Convent [™ TORONTO JUNE 21-25, 1914 Associated Advertising Clubs of America Telescoj eee -FOOT SH OF BOOKS 1 For Only a Fess Cents a Day Now ¥ Your Daughter's Feet— yysstcteerecsi se Rice & Hutchine EDUCATOR ‘SHOE. RICE ca UTC INC,

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Readyt Tobacco) is the best tobacco we Pattersons Pavenen Bon wutiful and Econom- ical Place for Your Vacation COLLIERS FOR MAY 23, 1914 Safety -+ Quickness Don't be stalled off Colt you want the best pata Aa coat Gen ne mere, Wie for Catleg 1. COLTS PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO, Hartford, Conn. os typo e200 T91| TheMasterphone COLLIER’S = zi The National Wecty i : a Delivered to you FREE J womanze rour tatxine macione i dif ql

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, Where DoYour Profits Go? NGAGE an expert account- ant. Instruct him to mathe- matically analyze the various reasons, causes and forces that take the profits out of your busi- ness and you will probably be dumfounded at the enormous amount of money and time that is literally eaten up by the old time method of hauling merchan- dise with horses. In contrast to this get in touch with some of the various concerns using Willys Utility Trucks (we will supply any number of names) —and what do you find? Ina word you find that those who use Willys Utility Trucks are enjoying a much greater volume of business af sreatly reduced cost of getting it. And the increase in business was eBected after Willys Utility Trucks were put in operation. Every operator of Willys Utility Trucks saves what every operator of horses is daily losing. ‘The Willys Utility Truck is the great modern remedy for any concern that is hampered with too much overhead and too little busi- ness. Their adoption starts the income on the increase and the ‘outgo on the decrease. Why Willys Utility Trucks in preference to others because their purchase cost is from 15% to 50% less than other similar trucks. —because they cost less to maintain. because their operating costs are less; that is, the cost per de- livery or pick up stop is less; in ‘most cases more ground ora greater mileage can be covered. —because the chassis, that is the mechanical construction, of this truck is perfectly sound and fundamentally correct. Look up our dealer in your town. —because it is built to stand the wear and tear of ordinary every day use. —because the most prominent merchants and manufacturers— men who have the means to ex- te before they purchase~have bought this truck in preference to all others. because behind this truck is one of the largest and strongest organizations in the world. We suggest that you send for our plans, reasons, costs, special body book, means of disposing of your horse equipment and all the necessary information which we will gladly supply and which will show you exactly how to reduce your present high cost of doing business with horses. All information is gratis and very instructive. Write today. Address Dept. 153. The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio Willys Utility Truck $1350—% Ton Lah feces Price includes chassn and dever'seat ody as shown $198 extra

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Dropped 28% Last Year The price has dropped fast in late years on Goodyear NoRimCut tires. ‘The 1913 reduc- tions totaled 28 per cent. Part was due to lower rubber, part to. multiplying output, part to new equipment, part to lower profit. Last year's sales were I times larger than in 1909. “The fint four months of this fixcal year show a further gain of 55 per cent. Making and fell coe have Ghcaped ioscmaly wih tas m production. And we pared our average profit last year down to 6%% per cent. Now 16 makes of tires are selling above No- Rim-Cut prices. Some nearly one-half higher. ‘And several makers charge for three tires more than we charge for four, Yet NoRim-Cut tres retin every advantage— ony coslyfeature—vhich made lbem once oad oneth more than other standard ties Why They Cost More No-Rim-Cut tires were once the high-priced tires because of these four exclusive features. And are sill exclusive. No one ebe employs them. The No-Rim-Cut feature, which we control, has ended rim-cutting completely. But it in in each tire base six flat bands of 126 braided Piano wires Our “On Air” cure saves the countless blow- cuts due to wrinkled fabric. But it compels us to final-cute the ties on air-filled fabric tubes, under actual road conditions. And this adds to our tire cost $450,000 per yea Our rubber rivets have reduced by 60 per cent the risk of tread separation, Hlun- dieds of these rivets are GoonsEan No-Rim-Cut Tires With All-Weather Treads or Smooth COLLIER'S FOR MAY 23, 1914 Four No-Rim-Cut Tires for the Price of Three of Some of Goodyear’s Rivals formed in each tne—aore vlan atthe Foi hier kone sacs occa simple right {o use this method cost us $50,000. Our All-Weather tread combines a smooth tread with the best antiskid, It is flat, smooth and regular. It is double-thick and tough. And in every direction it offers wet roads sharp-edged, resistless grips. No other tie at any price embodies these costly features. So NoRim-Cut tires at least excel in these four major savings. No Greater Mileage ‘We also give you in No-Rim-Cut tire the present- day limit in low cost per mile. We have long spent $100,000 yearly in our efforts to better these tres. ‘Thousands of tires have been built in our laboratory in thousands of different ways. And all have been Pl lo the mileage tet. Many rival res have been compared with ourown. We have proved in these ways that better ties are not made than Goodyear No-Rim-Cut tires. Get Quantity Price There are, of course, low prices due to lowered gyal, Bat mos men know in these days that imped tires are not cheap. Get the utmost in a tite, but get that utmost at the price which quantity makes possible. Get the saving which you help create. You will get that always in the Goodyear—the largestselling tire. Wedon't giveexclusive cies. So any dealer, you ask him, can sup- ply you Goodyear tires. ‘And the users of three million Goodyears have found that it pays to get them, THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Dealers Everrnbere Mexico City, Mexico

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‘When Beauty ‘Was Sacred Seven vestal virgins tended the ever-burning, sacred flame of Vesta in ancient Rome. Absolute cleanliness was one of their re= ligious obligations. ‘Their house, which was maintained by the state, contained baths of surpassing beauty and luxury. A most important feature of the toilet, as well as of every great Roman houschold, was the use of fine oils—apparently palm and olive. ‘The utter luxury of the Roman bath is today enjoyed by the more than two million women who use Palmolive Soap. In this delightful Palmolive Palmolive Shampoo Palmolive Cream :2"*'*: Seige pti dell sock ier the we the Olive Oi Stasmpoa—maes the fhahs and B, J. JOHNSON SOAP CO., Inc., Milwaukee, Wis. ‘Canadian Factory: BJ. Johoson Soup Co.Ltd, 185-157 George Street, Toroste, Ont. form, palm and olive oils are most perfectly blended. ‘Those who use Palmolive daily find there is nothing else quite like it for cleansing, soothing and nourishing even the tenderest skin. It leaves the smooth, firm and white and protected against irritation. Palm and Olive Oils alone give Palmolive its delicate color, Naught else is needed. The natural delight- ful fragrance is a veritable breath from the Orient. And the price is only 15c a cake. z i = PALMOLIVE HAMPOO

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Mexico’s Army and Ours The Reply of the Bluejackets Abroad at Home

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2 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 Nobby Reg. U.S. Pat. Office Study the “Nobs” their angles— their height— their thickness— their toughness— their resilien and their self-evi ‘ident reasons why you'll find Punctures 90% Less with “Nobbies” than the average tires. The “Nobs” speak for themselves. You don’t need to be a tire expert to underst: why “Nobby Tread” Tires are the largest selling high- grade anti-skid ti the world. “Nobs” explain it—together with the extra strong tire underneath and the superb quality and construction throughout. ‘hese are the reasons for the history-making mileage records of “Nobby Tread” Tires, based on which “Nobby Tread’ Tires ‘are now sold under our regular warranty—perfect workmanship and material BUT any Salen ae eters are on a basis of 5,000 Miles — Thousands upon thousands of veteran motorists now use “Nobby Tread” Tires on their front and rear Is through all seasons, because they are such phenomenal mileage tires and real anti-skid tires. _ United States Ti Tire. Company

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1916 3 “il The Car that is Making New Automobile History HE Maxwell “25” is today the automobile sensation of the United States and all Europe. To the automobile world the Maxwell “25” was an unlooked for achievement, —an epoch-making triumph. ‘The Maxwell “25” is a hundred times more than merely a car at $750-—it is a superbly finished, big, roomy, graceful, powerful five-passenger automobile, The Maxwell “25" has every essential quality and every necessary feature found in the very highest-priced cars. It is an automobile that stirs your enthusiasm, an automobile that anyone is distinctly proud to own. ‘The Maxwell “25” looks and acts like a high-priced car, because it is a high-priced the Maxw ok at this wonderful, complete car. there is no Mao strated, descriptive catalogue

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 You Should Share In Our PROGRESS E have made progress in the solu- tion of the tire problem. tion, plant an us to produce a perior product. Forty-five Fisk Branches and more than 18,000 Dealers understand and are influenced by our business policy in their relations with you. The interests of manufacturer, dealer and user are thus interwoven in an atmosphere of square, honest trans. actions and a superior product. THE Fisk RUBBER COMPANY Factory and Home Office, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Fab the Pic Ct,

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 7 ea obtains thon sos tain tn savagery, The i's erilation, What measure of cil. tate. nitro haa Eatlon the: he ewes te eats TC her bevu atte OF ave the emer of ee, wen arte ter erent {hited Pie pon nf tot: tthe New Wars Never Uber Mest rte to elena the ‘wel of the face Mt it tele the Thin auc mized bret : tint the Mou t0 pret {2 raters enti lve the ie netlom oe Big Brother's Job Shor fatligese 1 here In Mest the ane Flere that este ts tte conntieet thera Motes and Beams 8) i formal corns HIS prem oe A iat wi ot aay tor th eth wt? irate to te Sra ‘eo dase tons othe New Wort, | RU 1 connie the {Oh make mistake? i f \ cr leurs? The ‘Pho be oth tase f Seyi] cate iitation ite fortunate sud sas, "The bie tether can elke omgnnae std ma singed a hs Te et I Seklon an far fibers and aay "hg a bay tet Drama By Arthur Ruhl ‘ite marion far ese Mi the’ nt the res Srey ty oe by se the bt "ah te areer wis nding “had come wp fons Yweatanet wae Inthe hot ag eter te hel When Resistance Meant Death HOM the ecto turret forward fee bad red uy Enh the ase ve pellotsh tne ae the ret eno Tent of ter tame to her a sting re ‘eting. Marching ‘wilt cheers fate whee oe Som the come nce betten the oe {here shoes ad Man wyatt ba Ween not thes were We Supply What Madero Lacked_ Tit hy i. ers at ln by the brute tee at toe whieh demande that amore: shail een oa ‘rmurtable was the eltar of those ol here was coli all that that onbappy” mam “at tears ht at tncked-—treath ao senraye ele aes a fires it wae tke string srs mt nthe Aa cone all te beaatif ebly mcsa ‘eo ws ey eee were eb 1 fers They tae tt Sein med lehir tie ale ha Ato ‘ass tw

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e COLLIERS FOR MAY 3 rere Sivxican sip o€ wart uh chen, from Gaya a spent Meso CHS, aed AE ‘Se ea: wanted to he nee ‘ured with ber, yet wus et ‘tom m lite to hae?" a sien from the ‘nerd temseees bn Hs fi Tease art row of face ‘ith tne of the Tighe fe dinar may et the ‘agua on agar ad Sate Toki tae Hh Kade, mihor? Nagar patron eso for to are for he on‘ ‘aptaoed that thy bon ‘lumps ke thew, of be thon ‘ae fron thet omen Inte eho vedere bad thoalht South and brotaht orth na eh, tare pat one from, bene Seamer Thy were al camp ‘anh an pater. eho ‘ina onary” conte ta The raat Wi that a ‘hey woe fe {he ania won ated thet ‘cen an nom as pone, Ty ut of fll whsever they were Sih the suet wh de A Gity’s Fear "7 WAM ntternon before we fatting wes over. The nvernse erm Cru doubt expected the twa ‘woul ‘be. sack ued then the ont “ct violence whieh ‘lame the ine we we fase fedicalism T HE a the Hake wns a “debe n ark breath "te cxme atin Te day sunt breath the ontione at frie aarti Seam cas) cored "ee fn trom the men ght fr the aris. kd Sarees hae version Te theaveteem, Bete It we SrRay rete: mete fw pened han ng {otmeay and addremed (0 “El Almirante de Baran ‘They apeogtand for the pede, ad went on fn rants suns ike someting tha tlh hae en Sottero three ele att may the fTabmars, whence they al tet raged tothe Fefaeng Traine were trp to eet tno Iwai hioearkets unr ners: ahh taree™ rune up tse breaking ptst bythe Rowe tat {hey might 'at any tne Ne niet from abs were opping them. One vere respertabictking ot Ben ‘nan, foun tw otto In hin aside pork. The ‘tore medi, he a for be dauahter fread £0 ‘hath be ein Sot, thing “ne broke Tbe son, stoop exited to pick wp es thee fara Tatcun sore dally ‘itt tate tly fate : "Phe were al rrased ext day Jet witht sone ty to gett hour “tarot! Tans shore" witht ing ent fe the ary at ‘Tere alowat heen ae betore, saw them that ‘renin fmt of boadanrtern, Datei a, ak it sou ewan to give them work cer aoe tunaceratie of the qual casing of fer re ais, that tore thea teen te wife procesion of tent t's ao of Seow jaro Hhitograper, a ba ‘ent a respectful as (Conlied on page 22) ‘wih pa, he dashed ron In 8 eee the ol ate (False enact rss women erp then ere ini a ming hie a ‘ine for me. Tens all ery quaint and msn

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COLLIER‘S FOR MAY 30, 1914 ° iliac ‘eat amen adel i mas make dy chro fat

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 THE. FOURTH U.S EOFANTR Sniping with a Camera Along the Picket || mpfr harry ell or Pare

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 u Abroad at Home American Ramblings, Observations, and Adventures By Julian Street Chapter I] — Buffalo Mlastrated by Wallace Morgan

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 30, 1914 runes wet ma i ‘wetain tebe wre. te simnt te mor ts zed by Gi

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 as A Rally on the Colors vmeuens™ By, Rose Kidd Beere se ee er Aras tat there woud be ta ‘Beto the cate

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“ COLLIERS FOR MAY 30. 1914 The Tyranny of Beauty Chapter VIII —Madame Del Mar’s Napoleonism By Jane Bunker

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The Double-Squeeze at Villa Borghese Part Ill—The Sporting Ambassador AN ie My x By Henry Beach Needham 4] we

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 COMMENT ON CONGRESS —ees] |e ee to unulerstand the Mex T MAY h tif we emai two msi Iie points of Siew first--aut iis is the best ronceivable presentation Uf the attitie which President Wilson took wt thebegtatig ard haw evel ica ae wha expect (0 mining, ofl, or fin traps fron te = Tnthoiets, 10 away ele prevent these ences Ting the frnite nf their effurts, 10 w Misconrage revolutions, Flaaity, 10 ited States shonkl apt ap fefieing tw teeognine goweruimeats i ert’, fount ot revel vault in fvaneta enbars Aeprive the fanaa tions fran reaig spectaation, The Anti-Wilson Point of View Trirezcamteny of king at a ea ion In Lath Amerie bs ay tha all we want there fe meseanrabe aon iv ax Wil give rests wie se merienine aul of igre in which the Monroe Hern tie respanile foe ellen the ¥ fo Latin Ame tomer that we w wea fn which govern Tables ant ive wil in nothing Bevan the olor ‘This sevonsl view fe the one taken by. per ae wh hae ay familiarity with national Taw oe siplonaes very person of thit deme Tngtom wine shocked by refit to teenie Hl fron the beginnliye that ie gow eo one of it, President Wika paint of lew was narked ava fi ial Tee aon be wel or le i Wwe man, rn a retical Of view. there were sl are ni tn toi The Worst Result of Wilson's Policy ‘ak ropes. This i Tuternat stairs into the him Yen eo ‘ee ‘course ie thix: Here in the Cited States tre are just in the middle of a very i resting atten empt of one ow i jst the ome Imklat of delicate xtyge fin this. proeee resident Wilko shone or it pant ing sone ieatism om Mexis goin Mexieo® will. UE th Mexico, it won postqume iuletinitely the [program of domestic Tegisatiou fx which fre were engages. Tove, that ot vent has alrenly happened. What Wilson Should Do NE clear respenil et te county Fall what hand. afar has tare of rr Woonlruw W shhh, At ‘Tie request was hership. re ferantes. Congres re ithont exception, From WOW SENATORS AND CON- ‘oREesMEN VOTED. [FOUR dendred and thirtytve Cone ‘ereulomal vacancies and thirty-one primaries the semmer and the slostion fRext November. In the great majority (Ht caoce the. prowent neummbente are Sandidates for reciecton. ‘The best base {or determining whether they shosld be Clcted ta tes large extent, he way Oey Ihave voted. open important mentares: Calier’s Washington Buren ‘ill pro wiry to Koo al the fies intineer ham Beek aged Cited eal ars or wnjestinable Wilson's Sole Responsibility WICH: Congress as complained ot the Present beease he ake te nt giving Mis ull eo The repel of the fiaene. "That meme al am Meinbers of Conese font factors. They thought Wag hin ert on the ve camp earl wae when Mr, Wilsau Asked Com serene tr jist ify Wi i ang the ara farers af the United States aginst Huerta aration fo th sunt rena earns ad many “There wie a aehate that wohl hal tae fully aware of the cpt tu bath rene We will be well tl inet HF be takes then te heart. wi if be iy te men Urea 10 at an army of ace cme. to tell the people at ‘ebro aorta iw mo Baya faiths eof the whole ‘ne Thats, step hy ste ea the Boga A ilecent resjert for the apie of tH ina tnetitons in thie instance, AC there shall ee failure ts jwevent Taterveution, Demmplete aceont wf the MMavaST ‘forts that the ewantey anny deter ‘anise Hogs, Congressmen, and Babies HLF Honse Appropriations Commnithee hae recommended that the Inulget of the Feleral Children's Buran te nt from #161500 40 E5410; aso that 8165. (0 be ayent om fro eels for consti a hat S10M,000 be spe to xan ‘oat hog cholera, Whew sour Kepresent p far reeection this fal, ask hin side on theve matters sl what "The House Appropriai least nevis Sears: bein After the Season Opens mgremsona Teer

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PRY TOVCH in President Wrtsuy delivers find marines killed at Vera € Ine eles by nelle Mise ie ath the praise a se meri at 3 Present Wiss waist ha alfa: when ef frre to Mrs. Tish alt th ‘nd Jost as ae Inman teaits—sel pity hes shoot at so ly take sour natural Ii Awl thew he nse to rat their uty with, ese trv tied or cheer {hak att he ve Wisany take abo ‘enators and Cong tlrogtio have Just as goo Inatter of eonselence; It bem Our Mexican Problem pHTA'S HOUSE OP BAND fs crunbling ay by day tne of Tanpicw pave the fon the Cull of Mexico, eon ited their eounten exit which will be xafe am Now the work uf reconstruction must hein tutes, neting ax the Wrst frien Dans aul penetient me ethan aging a for atch x¥xtenn oe Philippine Fa however, that the oll m ‘Th will fnvalve some fof the Ing a haw bev ae ine problem ix 9 nay ee approached By means fo fst fa vent aw to conlitfons of for Mexico by earesing oily to fall, aul the life of Ts our iMealinin exalt the task? R THIRTIETHL OF MAY CoM: om of the day has say of all the rancor that once the gradual oozing sit anil memory ats fh Franca that love of comtey the ardent sinveri onth here, when il see with its ake pos inspiration an. f inv their vein will not bee felon of fhe slay: tramp tele st ‘sti Farther: bekin It Is Up to Marietta HOSE BRILLIANT. MIND co plan of bringing Wosure Mixaas to Marietta to serve a colle ‘That this servant af Yewwex snd Misti aa Lanta re oF lal a co youth a) only cone were editor shoul be fol at Marietta have bret ade os aud that N34 Wy u the peril of the Ke our compulsory conten We hope that the song mien of Marketi ie relat TpemouallyProfessor Monst-—HINstaN's ‘de we are what in polities I, ot how he wens ‘that a profecseir ahvonl te farce oat rf nix punition. be earls ceunvomicn which the college renklent doe wal ci Juaieialls) Hvoerable ati ola, alot ake it all the harder when a Hhrsway ie the tyrant before whom Marietta must how dawn oF eg is gine now und, se far we we kiww, welemnes bs fof jocuri the ane ona the walleye month ustwrtest. the other expelled, for Marit vistration. Discipline in colleges, ao in the Conch methins are peculiaely at of the stent a ex's work it Titer oean”? Da. they propane 10 Marietta too—all in the name of "eollege contend our rexent eritielsi of an eompened! and printed by stent of the ack oth ‘Norhg ‘Gregor le needle the aervice of great State university for sears, und ix now only be the wt in mover ava entbuisinam which other wid more ehlightened ‘tates gave their universition yeare aio, IC Orean Te to be reat imoneealth, this progress wnt oon, We ane site Ht wil Why We Like F. P. A. WW EREPERRED some tame nn 1 ou ears of the Ho whieh Feasts P. ADaste rina in the New Yark Tribe! ‘wlien the horeting over Mexiea was a ite yellow forwant with this ray of suiaine IMnIGIET SAFFRON AHI tent salto se exe al te, ‘Te wie fo ete fs He nos mates ds ‘Tae eaiation wate std gre — Here's the reas on. Woo same ike Henry of Navarre? ‘eek We Tike this combina 1 springy fromm 2 on af horse seve, fact, satire, and wislonn, ser talent tha shot Ck realize As to Panama HE RICHMOND (VA.) “TIMES DISPATCH” inet to. remark {ayropacof the noisy and noisomiefree tolls bse) Tt ship le wang other nian costs ax mich.” Tt saiells exactly the name, to

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Is the Price Worth Paying? INCE 1002 New York City has had a Domestic Relations Bureau, a court attache. Last sear 4,000 eases were seat with, ‘than balf of thet without terourse to the court. The superit Ihureat, Mes. Toa T. Uraitave, tlle a reporter of the "iat drink i cexponsible for more of the Her remarks are to the joint ‘i npertane skate the wate wh ‘head feces wede tn thie a the mo Mex, Vom comeeien that times fake to deli because ‘shorteonuinpe she does not el uperiority for her own sex remains thal, but for dviuk, th The fact ae woubl Prolubly he fess thay hala many ith Norco nl separations, Deeg drake ceonene be resjonalble for 46 per cent of the coex (rit! In the Court af Dometic elation; fa Brooklyn the petwentage be 159 vets In one nant mom iow I progress on thie eattnent. SOC ATE the Hhinge that Allstar version tcing a the phewwne- | hon that, with all the fuels about aval Tefore un, we continue to periit ausert pnlou men to exploit i | Latin-Americans and Yankees HE FLOOD OP FICTION-novels find hort storiex—tnspives ont Moxican mix-up will probably soon avrive Mut we doubt whether any of it will have mone apposttenens aul quality thaw Tiesiano Hanns Davita "Roliiene Dpubliae! way ek in T89 ‘That was concerned not with Mexico, bat With the tmaginary republic of Olaueho, | Yet we kiow Of Tantrinte between more timely study i bullient. go-a» you 4 an well-forosed "The novel hax bite which seem written of very cri Here bw dene Vinited tates Jurkien fn the miklst of a fort revolt alae ets {les sid gaiter wt bei! thew moe Bve}kets wth fut withthe swogaer and tu af the seu tn thete Weg and shen A ‘Amerie afte atee the white hetmets a the mares ‘There in such thing a6 waving the national fag too frequently and invliseriiuiately. But “Soldiers of Porte” does it the right way. Trails OAD WALKING, such as Westoy practices and Tazure and ravexnos have eloquently praised, has its proper place ih eit iMization. Ready made travel i, sll the same, despised be the lover of the woods. Give us a path throvgh the pines, a path carpeted ‘with needien that are the xoftest and mont fragrant of eariets. wosine the feet onward, ‘Then are one's stepe rapid and springy then dacs ‘one realize the full truth of the poet who said that travel’ Jor Tes not in arviving but in setting forth, in pressing om. To make a new trnil through the forest ix man's work: fo tread am Indian trail throngh the woods of Maine isto taste pleasure beyond the Ken of city dwellers. he average practical man ditrast college profess 1 otherwise sexe editors think 1m siBicent sian Wetans to eall him “Rrotessur™ or "Schoo Parnes of the t ei ‘of New’ Urea the prt eum a how at Hg enor arket pager of the papers in i this rhinestone of though wis pul ms Fey aid ga Ang fanlly” that ts porable on vl clot IY ase et a hese fone wil) sae ‘One high ‘outofdising problem be the problem of froin, ul, al nanketng the Farm [revels af our wen county, Prater Varras itler did aot kuow what be wis talking about or he dil not care, Prac: ical tew prefer statementa Ghat Wave elation 10 the fet The Simplicity of Algebra Tite pearerions roonsstista awl “nplitiene’ be very” well shown In the allowing Hem frum ove of thele hes ‘Te gepcegy of mucoes tapes 1 ‘The tlle tion Sar arse testa Myo, stmyte.trocem of almbeake tran teeta” Wateina dau enti. hee irene Rel nts Preterm ‘This lanier eq low may be trae son ut be not ery often aug where who 0 deftly. tran Haat das is one Renan sunk, Tlrwetoe hie woght too owe fi It Is and It Is Not HOM A RECENT ROOK of uplifting tendencies ‘mth tice bat enrvchaot ew mach were flere ot eae ately ‘caygent ft mln eat tt etic dine atanly resent What woold become of the Kepublican party if thix great truth Toe applied in the Seid of politien?” Aut why not? The Real Argument for Religion ATIONS theologians have wefiten learned treatines to ‘The pene of et ot the flor of hoe whe relion Dre to the souls cf men taer pndehavdie et fre mae than al the wry of theo tl More amt more we incline to think that ove who In had no expert cence of religions purer cannot, affer all, be angel into accepting the Divinity and Tix religion ky any intellectual pernasion. 71 person tho has experience! the saving power of religion news to Proof of its validity. tix real fo him ax Jove ix fo the muthered chill LS

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coLLicR’s F STITT The Reply 4 the Bluejackets Drawn by HENRY REUTERDAHL

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‘tugs, and barges the puff of the smokeless powder the line-up of the enemy. Ox Bluciackets reply. Soom the steam lounches covering the landing let loose their crews picked off the Mevicans one by one with their rifles. Three of four men were hit and the launches sere strack repeatedly. The steam pipe of the "s forward launch wos pierced and the little eraft twas thrown ont of action in a cloud

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Make This a More Enjoyable The Classes of Refusces [iti mie of theses 9 dor A eval of sis sacking he ajcen an ae a Vern Coun ogre (eet ary had taken be ee ot srr alba mde Frias wth ts feple™ ese ‘OU could write an sImos petfes description of thie wonderful Ile car just by putting down the car quali You have wanted for year: Fhe ness low fuel cost, lowest pos Ble tie cost, the rugged sremsth ‘of truck and the graetul stream Tines of an imported racer? al achieved without freakiness oF fas been developed in the autor jor” incorporated bl lect 2 Amie for so, “The'Teumbull moto iss mare sel of compacines and reliable, Silent power. Irspeedethecat from to thie miles an bout fom, Fish and file fri are adequate be Yond your keenest antcpation Teves ear you wil Aiove and display 1 9 But above all—it's economy! 1c rans thiny-five miles oma ea- Jon of gasaine. ‘Tite coo love. Cost of pee isles,

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 30, 1914 = L\ . Assured Safety bsXeretoy xe 1) 82= (ore) or Specify the Springs ‘That Won't Squeak drivers in the is Race demand They know all be sor speed. They alone own the ergencyatrength thet warans at TRADE MARK =SELF-LUBRICAY Guaranteed For Two Years from date stamped on top of shor eed While the Cat's Away -. -

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™ COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 LMC, Abroad at Home Tends aye iararte ‘Time aut again, wl we were th seat wnt Fe Asn ie teats ro Jt or ‘a for aad NOISE The motor’s complaint against incorrect oil me Spi? wid pera eee 1f your motor makes some unusual sound top your ear. Investigate frequently. means unnecessary fretion=—the. direst result of incorrect Tubietion, jah Common noises are: “Thumping.” A dull yiump at each revolution ofthe main salt iadieates worn fnain of connecting rod bearings. This Trouble i hastened. by oil of tow quali tr incorrect didy—vil finally result Madly worn bearings ad Knocking This may be due to tu may be due ro badly 1 bushings whieh should be refited or replaced. Incorrect lbri= fon wil erase hoth of thew woubles, “Carbon Knock.” A sharp mules ‘ings a ignition, Indicating excessive cat thom’ depout usually caused by of of Fw estes pt qnatity oF incorrect bad. fi Pyrat tam “Pod i oe part in ths "y There 4 the Hinftal pur tn this trouble heey wd thr bs Shi ore Finds ob opto HP Pe PP Boca heavy scoring ot eylin ‘often brought on by inet "Thre is only one insurance against the results of incorrect lubieation. Tha the ase of oi of the highest gain whi Is'coreet in Body for Your t¥pe of motor. You ean secure this oil by refering i Ptpai- eb sche frie Mt H Te Ii represents the profesional advice of the Vacuum Oil Company-—the recog- ‘ed world leader inpeeniiclubrcsion, ‘Oue complete Chart will be mailed to any motarist on request yy su ity na, We will ako send on request x phlet on the Construction, Operation and Bez Lubrication of Automate Engines It Ee for the Simple Life slescibes im detail the common engine = Tih tint det tor we tt tvoublerandgivertbeirenvsesandremedier, BEE = Tis rer, os aewray n In is stent to buy in onigialbarcls,half-barels and sealed Five and one-galon cans. See that the qe red Gargoyle, our mark of manufacture, pau ‘on the container. ea: ‘Thevarious grades of Gargoyle Mobil- cil, purified to remove free carbon, are Gatgoyle Mobili “A arzoyle Mobilit "B™ Gargosle Mobilit ‘Gargoyle Mobilit “Arctic” “They can bac om ible a “aawaeues Mobiloils Biss ae wane sec A grade for each type of motor VACUUM OIL CO., Rochester, N. ¥..U.S. AL | Sa Speciaintn in the manufacture of Nghe Ibreante for "peewee: ete ater ‘Nepiaate of machinery "Obtsnabte Setywhere inthe wor Ages ‘Wie wie wa msm mmm: Biting ne EI TT |.

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 30, 19 2 A Rally on the Colors su att oe nt The nr ean Hany, Mv O00. Kanne Boy — 1 Veneta fon air peltiag oe 7 s,s 2” “Tires Last Longer on Stanweld Rims citer faa * HE best tire built is soon made inefficient if fitted fanaa 1) 1 to an imperfect rim. Makers of few rims cannot “2 afford to spend the time, money, and energy spent to ist | make Stanweld Rims the most perfect rims. Safety Alte the bar i weenie he Zahn witht deuce seeing neue x Makes StraightSide ‘Keep buay seith. 1 ‘Tires Bigger ‘om 3 } os ted front lncher gt ames on ‘ne br merely chaning the Poet ije and baby red for teste he ‘he Utne, Wat the eae tt “ ced Rion ate inspected three ‘ater reed ti ae wae for accuracy of dimensions, Style" ms." This feature give the fst eae ae, ies a Common” and increase tre-tieage. You'll Want Them Yo fod, Saneld Monte Si mgeetie diag 2 rt Me gamers we ateat at Sosa Senet tency ‘only ‘rim made. fron which onal com Inoney. "Then you have the best # quien made, and youll axe" Bet temper ascot, nd I form alter being pulled out of with'complce niormaton about the Nis shape, "And a tire ost of shape is ber Sicty'im, or ny other tpe of im | soot a tte ont of service Swe site's cue or pourd tly Operation The Standard Welding ‘To operate Stanweld Number Sinty Rist Company ‘CLEVELAND Wow York DatrstChiengs ‘Seing, ad you don't have to sse apes) Saas i Se

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The Howard Watch HIE promis ofthe tim yen HOWAKD Wal Showing its clean Am forthe talent of the wa wort The wonderful characte the Howakp Wares meer 1 way of ele re Wanch with him when he pore boat The thing that makes him syachteman and a American di poses him o like the HOW Wien" wich ts fie tr GR S Summer peboolk cont meKout your Ty? ind Pocket Your CRYSTAL « 0 niin Yl: Sucary| . PRopucts4

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10 Meals With Us Ton meals lke these delighifal meas of Puffed Grains served in various ways. Breakfast suppers which you'll never forget. Our offe day is to pay for all ten, 20 all your folks may ‘know the joys of Paffed Grain:

The Coupon Pays for All Today we make spring, — Ever ‘of homes enjoy Puff this offer the ver Grain as we make it eves ‘omer, when silo

Go to your grocer and buy from him a 1S-cent package of Puffed Rice, Take this coupon with you. He will give you for it a 10-cent package of Puffed Wheat, and we will pay the dime

‘Thus for 1S cents you get two packages this week—ten ‘of Puffed Wheat and ten of Pulled Rice, Ani neals are our treat

You Will Never Forget Alter this test you will never forget the delights of Pulte Wheat and Putfed Rice You will see whole gra tw eight times normal size will see rains thin an crisp an Trail, wht a taste Hike toasted ts

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Every Granule Exploded In Prof. Anderson's Way ‘Those cell in each Pulled Grain are caused twiltion explosions. Each separate foo from inside

hrondret tgrannle is exploded

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2 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 » Boost some Sas its Aha joy smoke ee iakeke Bi that tie arsumrst het sonte' pro into your system! $troen bere epun tneeptared mares ut tna the troman‘of greathesn, though she was & ese er Hn heey" to ngewe of ten, sti een what it brought ‘the lara ad rine i om a hardy snmp she Stan eaicliy rulinentany’ ROM the Bet ty. Inbred only the twenty Ag oF Prt Geto es a tie vem cai whe You doa bit of fussing with some Prince Albert rolled into a makin’s cigarette or jammed into a jimmy pipe. Then some fire—trumps that clean up the table | ‘Smoking P. A. is like beating it cross country. Its the short cut fo tobacco joy! All the fun of the best smokings you ever hit is yours for the say-so, if you'll take a tip and go to PRINGE ALBERT the national joy smoke Don't sconk th et: PA. cate tte your tongae a ‘that’s not the old Kidemagain idea. ot ral sed tron sal Hoff ts = vidio!" Prince Alberts tae by a PAY Satectes process that cts ul the ae Prove it for your own sake—and stafaction PLA. never sticks t0 ihe dealers shelves! Salt down that thought! R J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. ‘Winston-Salem, N.C

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COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 2 WilsorCros Athletic Union Suit Unite Krotch Patents E favorite undergarment for the active men who deste the maximum of comfort and neatness. The closed crotch prevents binding and chafi mtu ede bution between the le Fint ‘openings are separated and cannot gap open—always orderly and smooth. Combines freedom, coolness tad ighincse—the Heal ndengment for sly dee, ‘%wicéra Athletic Union Suit is the only garment of its kind licensed to be made under the Klosed-Krotch patents. Comes in a variety of woven fabrics $1.00 and up for men; 50c and up for boys. Otter fumishings essing the MahtBr sma of quality inclade Shits. Gloves Hosiery, Sependen, Neckwear, Hondkerhily te. Vilar Bros Wilsor Bros Open-Mesh Union Suit Combinette Shirt Avis te BOATS é ara |S

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30 COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, 1914 “, Saxon Motor Company, Detroit, Mich You get a whole new novel every month in MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE and get it first, get it before it goes into book form. The Munsey with its com- plete novel and all other features costs you 15¢. The same novel when it goes into book form will cost you $1.50.

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COLLIER’Ss FOR MAY 30, 1914 SixtyMiles an Hour and NoStops-Or, Why are Delco Equipped Cars So Eagerly Sought After by Intelligent Automobile Buyers? First—Its ability to maintain a fully charged bat 9 matter how fast, or how slow the car is supply the Frankly we more than n- ers have so emphatically demonstrated Delco efficiency Because~ n the very highest type of A\ if more thar 115,000 are three underlying principles of successful electrical equipment for a gas car The Dayton Engineering Laboratories Co. Dayton, Ohio Fifteen Miles an Hour and Many Stops

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-$250002 Ree record of chicrement has won for them this merited diinction evidenced by The endonement ‘of public approval. ‘We believe implicitly that there are men and women everywhere to whom thee itt up legion of ‘ou are justified in {reater appreciation ofthe integrity and mer that underlie thee products, To give 8 Jose reward for the tine and thought that will be spent, we are offering these pries- ‘very line ofthis menage—then tara your ideas into dollars. To Everybody To Dealers $10,000.90 ipseh $15,000.00 pup Tor IDEA_ LETTERS Tor WINDOW __ DISPLAYS Sent emt a may Cope the meena oft "Nr Fie Harded Cat Pris Tinea ie Pm tok z La in Ca it pl for one Who one cerbeereere ne on ones i iene co sore ESHEE I co. mm a ‘Rice ser the World Association Etwood E. Rice, Fount @ Pritt Fifth Avenue and Thirty forth Steet

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COLLIERS FOR MAY 30, 1914 2 Whenever you see this tread, a al beep ‘Gana “fhey_ teil ime Mater Fall she et dedi sm onde cg ore Thy pt te ney It ht So SOT price ae Tat sete Rea Sugpd Tid Toe bout beads my be sig Sou abet, Wf or re me 8 TLE Apter wee tnt sor tor the Glan Siete, falling Somplt Betcha ath areconmts : REPUBLIC Tareas: carn MILEAGE PLAIN STAGUARD TREAD Seon tv Par With'a bron, nr hatte nt we 41530 Boy: "Mo makes me wash my face every day. Gee, 1 wish T was him wernt Ret Tale hm hace ne i has. “llth shy era of 30a Is FORD inection was to trend om sae sanebath can et For the best title to this picture ‘in 20 words or less Yee! Life will pay $500 = = fragt nd ae tea te / soins POE ‘Buutdor abet made him Rose a c Jit are i ——— ‘ Ses Slt

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COLLIER’S FOR MAY 30, 1914 Paint is not complete without fish ect 3 ‘Wanntngton it was Machiavellan, ned confiientiat relations. an Zinc in paint enhances or improves "= = every quality for which you paint. It im- proves the looks; it improves the wear; it | improves the protection. Witness the evidence of all the best paint manufacturers. They always use Zine in * their best paints. Witness the practice of modern painters. They always paint with Zinc paints. Are you interested? Then write for the book, “Your Move.” ‘The New Jersey Zine Company, SS Wall Steet, New York For big contract jobs consult our Research Bureau. —————— | Ay DELTA Bastes X, Me Lean Ghee saul iporant ndvctgen te, mis i ihe Sait

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COLLIER’S FOR MAY 30, 1914 s Four 81665 Already the sensation of the year HE announcement of this new Cole Four— the Standardized Car—at $1665, was instantly followed by a volume of demand which leaped ahead of our most sanguine expectations. ‘The constant increase of this demand shows that we were right in believing that the motoring public wanted a high-grade Four at an economical price. Nothing but Cole Standardization could possibly have produced such a car at such a price. It’s a five-passenger car, beautiful in design, luxurious in comfort. Cole Standardization keeps quality up and prices down. Before you buy any car, see this new Cole Ten Four, which right now is selling the heaviest in the centers where seventy-five per cent of America’s automobiles are made—in Detroit, Indian- apolis, Cleveland and Buffalo—where motor-judgment is keenest and where actual big value is the prime essential in a sale. Cole Motor Car Company of Indianapolis, U. S. A. ®) Notice to dealers and users: {n inizeaycis ite you shew w stead the Fie Honire Mie Race, Siy Sok, =

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ve Your Tires, Your Engine, Your’ : WithaFullSetof DoubleSpiral Springs| TEHCOShock Absorbers/ainy Se) Borch Magneto A Money-Making Business: “The Juni Sales Manager of cc Euan ” Collier's The National Weekly would like to corespond with 4 few more boys who desire profitable employment, Address 416 West 13th Suet, New York Ciy

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When you go to buy a trunk, keep this one fact before you: that you are buying for how and for the future, ‘A trunk isthe poorest thing in the ‘world om sehich to. try and sae money. No trunk ean be too goad for you—t0o stong--too serviceable, Pay enough for your trunk to. get teal value wre sevice, but see st you get what you pay for, hat means, remember the” Indestucto ‘Compare the Indestructo with any cther trunk made. See sie by side ‘with othee Wunks inthe toes, at not one of them Indesrto tives you the same sold assurance fF real woh and service not one ‘able to care for i ersh of hard National Veneer Produc 1S Reger Steet COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, met ae COLLIER’S The National Weekly (MUNN & CO. 363 Bradway, KY. LDAT secure, ANEW ‘roc Pat Rpetey Yotame $3 May 30,1914 Nome 1 PF. COLLIER & SON, Incepeted, Pabiaern, t16 West Taner ‘See New Fork Cy DISCOVERY yest co. change from high shoes to. oxfords reminds the particular dresser that close attention must be paid to the ft, quality and ag of his socks, and for that reason men of good taste should turn to ‘SOCKS These sock ae made fram nich ne uaiy dammed ad ad vealed so expen that they have ‘te bok ad fc of ak They 6 sory atthe soils, have 2 gen tice French Wek at he tp that ares ieSy wear, fel conta nd. ae ua aoteed as to west, Same 95 fo 12d ending ech hour odes JOSEPH BLACK. & SONS C0. York, Pa. The man who wears ‘Double Grip PARIS GARTERS No metal can touch you

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iid COLLIER'S FOR MAY 30, Goodyear Prices What They Buy At Goodyear prices, this is what you get today in an autocnoblle tr ‘The tire which —starting from a tiny factor—won aginst some scores of vals the topmost place in ‘The tire of which more than three million have been | put to the test of use. And which this year—after those millions of mileage comparisons— has jumped 55 per cent in sales over last year. The the with sor of pete wenkng in bbe toriea~have spent years and years in perfecting have built thousands of tires in thousands of ways to learn how to better this one. In these ways they have spent $100,000 yearly to attain the farthest limit in low coat per mile. And_all their achievements are em- bodied today in this Goodyear No-Rimm-Cut tre You get the tires which ones cost users one-fifth more than other standard tires. “They retain the same costly features, And today as then~No-Rim-Cut tires are the only tices which have them. Four Exclusive Features 10st NoRim Cat feature is fund in howe tie Alone. That completely stopped ciovcuting, the maj Cau fre rin AAS Deught you Oe song | «Yeni fullns way Our “On-Air” cure is employed in no other tire. It adds $1,500 per day to our tire cost. But it saves our ters the coumtees Blowouts due to wrinkled fabric ‘We final-cure on air-filled tubes, under actual road con- dio. Our rubber rivets are created in these tires only. Handed ere. ring tari conta > Mead. "Thus we lesen te ony ‘All-Weather trade are exclusive to. Goedyeare These are doublethick, tough anti-skide. ‘They are Note how many Cars have No-Rim-Cut Tires with This Matchless All-Weather Tread flat so they run like a plain tread, yet they grasp wet roads with deep, sharp, resistless grips. ‘Note again those fourexclusive features. Mark that they cover the four greatest tire troubles. compares with them. You get No-Rim-Cut Tires Higher Prices Are They Just? Now comes a condition where 16 makes are be- ing sold above these Goodyear prices. ‘Some are neatly one-half higher. Numerous makers charge for three tires as much as four Goodyears cost. ‘Tires which once undersold No-Rim-Cuts now cost you $4 t0 $15 more than these per tire. Ihe come abou in his wa oh Inthe past few yeare NoRim-Cut prices have cat ta twor Lact year slone these prices dropped 23 cant Other makers shared our lower cost fr rubber. But we made other exvings. We built new factories, mod- ‘craly equipped. We invented and built money-esv Sere, See ee ‘Our ‘output doubled over and over, until it lately exceeded 10,000 motor tires in a day. "Our overhead ‘cost dropped 30 per cent labor cost 25 per cent. All because of this matchless output. Profit Down to 6'/: Per Cent With multiplied output came the need for leas profit. Last year we brought the average down to 645 per cent, ‘The result of all is this year’s Goodyear prices. They have come down so fast and far of late that others have ceased to follow. And the para ‘mount question in Titedom today is this question of extra price. ‘The self-evident truth is this: You get in Goodyeare the utmost in a tir, Their place and prestige prove that. Their amazing sales, ‘after years of comparison, show what men have proved about them. You get in Goodyears four great features which no other maker offers. Each adds to our cost but reduces your upkeep. And no extra price can buy ‘one of them. As for “quality” in a tire—that It is folly to add to your tire ‘Together they have made No-Rim- ————— an mean only minimum cost oot ti te mos pope tires in | le And a our et stow me Se eos ee eer Te chawe i pin hears | (GoopSYEAR ae pees ‘one of them —or anything that fairly AKRON, OHIO, wants. them all in No-Rim-Cut tires, and you get them at Goodyear prices. l With All-Weather Treads or Smooth cost. Get tires at Goodyear prices. Almost any dealer will supply them. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada Dealers Everywhere London, England Branches and Agencies in 105 Principal Cine ‘Write Us on Anything You Want in Rubber

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"Kor a fone time T sone ered why so. many of my ‘riends weve taking to the pies One day 1 tried it my {cll and nove Ucongratalt iytell for having. started {10h Tudo, for tine then Tite has been very enjoyable.” LE ULL For heavy smokers, Tax Me's mildnesletsthom smote “armuch as they ean of i Bir light smokers this mild. nese proves bencicial and eth Ghee® bansit) MILTON OAKMAN Tusods represent the fp etch in tobacco quolity. ft BF the’ mildest, imeotiest, most sothing’ mate T hase TUXEDO—And That Spring-y Feeling N comes Spring and that old lazy, yawny feeling. Makes a man get out his old pipe, puff away and start dreaming of good times to come. Air's mighty sweet in his nostrils—and so is Tuxedo, too. Tuxedo has that “ethereal mildness” that the poet spoke of. A grand old tobacco to dream over. We keep it mild and aromatic on purpose. Our idea is to make a tobacco that a man can smoke day in and day out and always find it a pleasant, light, easy, gentle smok: ler vr4 The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe or Cigarette Only ripe, mellow, perfect leaves of the highest grade Kentucky Burley are used in ‘Tuxedo, ‘Th superior tobacco is further refined by the famous, original “Tuxedo Process”, until every trace of harsh- ness and “bite” disappears. All the exquisite mildness and mellow fragrance of the Burley leaf are developed to perfection, ‘Tuxedo is recognized as the favorite tobacco of critical American smokers—endorsed by hundreds of prominent men. ‘Tuxedo will afford you wholesome enjoyment and pleasant relaxation—try a pipeful, YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE Convesint pooch, ianerlined Famous sees in with with moitare-poo paper « Knerng/ cored to fapecet LOC. In Tin Humidors, 40c and 80e In Glass Humidors, 50c and 90 We Give You This Fine Leather Tobacco Pouch Exery smoker appreciates leather bacco pouch. ‘This handy. sericea soft, Rexble ton leather, wih = dr ‘piling ‘Send ue Ie and your tobacco dealer's atmo, snd we will mail you yeep: aree ‘where in U.S. Ie tin ef TUXEDO nd thc handsome Leather Draw-Pourh We: gladly make thi of to per you to uy TUXEDO. Address iE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY “L enjoy a ggnd game of gol, enjoy a god meal ene fo the society of my fried, But the Bleatre ofall com! ‘ined ston nts enn {op it off with am enjoyable Smoke of Tuxedo fi eit GHO. A. KI “Pv smoked mare espe sive tohavcas tha Ture, tit Fever smoked a tetet ‘one—and meter hope to Be Afiaptony & EDW. H. CROSBY et genuine joy out of «pineal of Tuxedo. 1 Libr ‘it mildness and the fact that diet bite my tongue," Emane Het

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Where you' see: it, > will find a hi Drug Store. Send 10¢, stamps jor si | Phevents chapped lips sa ightful forth ha 120 JEFFERSON AVE, Dernort, Mich,”

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e fo kc copy rs The Strange Adventures of Mike, “the Vagabone” Jack 7 The War in () Colorado By Clark

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COLLIERS FOR JUNE 6, 1914 Three years ago, the output of the Page fans fay was ipo 300 cars. Now, we build 13,000 ublic demand. has abwarbed Paige car in ever lands oversea of public aj he based upon something more subetantal thin mere fancy. Paige value must be unusual cars must have earned their reputa- a ferred investments” with the motor buy- Public demand has moved us bodily f The seewrde moest ie is tea or Hee) tumble down building into the present mammoth o investigate Paige cars at your first Paige factory Appro: io Public demand has replaced a small handful of soca —you will und workmen with a veritable army ited so many hard headed men to stake their Public demand has increased our sales organization faith and money to the extent of more than a mil- from 39 to 1026 Paige agencies. lion and a quarter dollars a month.

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COLLIER’S FOR JUNE & 1914 3 “SIXES” RUN 32.8 MILES ON ONE GALLON OF GASOLINE | NINETY-FOUR CARS MAKE STARTLING AVERAGE IN “FRANKLIN” TEST | “Stock” Machines With Three Passengers Each Make Simultaneous Record Runs in All Parts of United States VICTORY FOR LIGHT-WEIGHT IDEA ‘THE MILWAUKEE TEST CAR 51.2 MILES ON ONE GALLON THE CERTIFIED INDIVIDUAL RECORDS: Many Dealers, Sold Out, Compelled to Borrow the Machines of Local Owners to Take Part. Varying Weather Conditions Met. Syracuse, N. Y.—On May Ist, 94 Franklin dealers in the United States and Canada, in 94 Franklin Six-Thirty stock touring egardless of xr conditions, made a test to demon- strate the best possible mileage on one gallon of gasoline. ‘The rules required that the finish be as near the starting point as possible. Each test was made with two official observ. ‘ers, and results swom to before a Notary Public. The test represents the average of 94 cars, 94 drivers, various road con- ditions, all kinds of weather, different grades of gasoline and, | therefore, what can be obtained by skillful driving in the scien- | tifically light-weight sixeylinder Franklin car. | ‘The highest mileage was made by Wm. F. Sanger, Mil. waukee, Wis. (See lst) | ‘The different conditions under which the tests were made tare graphically shown by the following telegrams: | Salt Lake City, Utsh—"40.1 miles. High wind and wet roads or ‘could easy have made 50: Laramie, Wyo.—"32.1 miles, Weather cold. Roads rough but hard” San Diego, Cal—"33.1 miles. Roads very slippery. Drizaing rain during run. Rather cold. Conniry drove.” Top and glass front down. H.C Covel, Club representative, Louis Elmgren, Fire Chie, observers Car with load weighed 338 Georgetown, Texas—"Made 17.2 miles. Top and windshield up. Wet and badly washed pike roads. Very litle wind. Three passengers and car ‘weighed 3310 including accumulated mud. Showered just belore start ing. Average speed eighteen miles per hour. Affidavit follows by letter.” Bangor, Maine—"21.5 miles. Dry dirt roads, rough in places, and hilly. Weather cold thermometer 31 at si, 45 al end of run. Strong Hall, "Weight 3250. Glas front and top down.” Snowed ‘Weather clear, mild. Driver, Walter Parcells. Weight ‘of car including passengers 3320 pounds. We doubled back over iden- tical course. Course contained 15 hills (grades from 2 to 8 or 10 percent). Demonstrating car used, run total 5,000 miles covered period 6 months” York, Pa.—"Made thirty-seven and ninetenths miles on tumpike which was covered one-tenth of way by deep blue stone. Can do forty: five miles if roads are in good condition.” Kansas City, Mo.—“Williams makes fortywo and eighty-eight hun- dredths miles on one gallon, gasoline. Weather cool. Slight wind. Roads good.” Yohei, bio (Cone bene, tr one by Fr Ante Compe Srene Y) FRANKLIN SIX-THIRTY, 2725 POUNDS, 47 IN. TIRES.

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the roads, in the city’s streets, everywhere the ay & Davis Starting-Lighting System is found on leading cars in cach price class. Even to England and continental Europe Gray & Davis equipment is now exported in constantly increasing quantities. Every motorist driving a. Gray & Davis equipped car counts confidently upon swift, certain starting and | unfailing illumination ac night. To this is added security based upon years of special ized electrical experience and the immense Gray & Davis organization, There is also available to users a large Service Department operating 67 stations throughout the country. The approval of the Gray & Davis system by so many prominent motor car engineers and manufacturers ement accorded it by owners e natural tributes to all that the & Davis” represents. and the enthusiastic ind in every community name “Gr: The claim of exceptional starting-lighting efficiency nents alone, but is proven in the practical service rendered by over 122,000 C does not rest upon advertising sta & Davis dynamos and motors now in actual use. When you buy your car, be sure to select an auto= mobile carrying this equipment. You will then be assured of service, safety, satisfaction the three big factors that are built into every Gray & Davis system. GRAY & DAVIS, Inc., Boston, Mass. GRAY&DAVIS STARTING - LIGHTING SYSTEM a aa

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The Strange Adventures of Mike, “the Vagabone” By Peter B. Kyne iw: lon the 8 MLLUSTRATED BY F. €. Youn venting te 1 ce whe th yo tke ‘the Mom ete € the ereount Ryn, what ate ‘ow eto Sonate ic an Tie of oa ‘He ne ft fn that aot at "The Prins cevage started slowly down

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ike fora det ogee, Rae ar that Tha a omen tht ‘ther with tne in awkward spud thaw mont.” 1M zive any he Ma A et While" waa tet every Wott at fev inthe war i theraeent news oH het Tat ent tn ont tM Me ht he fora ei hed anal ttm run ee nt avtes aye bt thee ie er ht eon ttvice 1 sule h Forty “shall at) “ewan wat tee antl fe an mo Gog the ne kay nae Shay hat, whieh heb wing ete oe {aon tle isle vad it Whi him for mon na nt the ser, doable tae There knoe te Mw rough, but We aay shen tnt oni, hike he was mak wae av Ton torial wre‘ fad Mi Inthe award jad et Tihetee bllve Hn! te sy ay that be was ‘ele me afer the secon ave a Tw fei ot bia ine i sit Tt Cee Cone ws sae Il tent watch’ the abla? ahtrwe, when Situs Spd Kelcher come romp yr prowl ‘ek tke he was mage hab’ off to the ‘ran whee’ he wanted fo tet fur. am he ten hare tne (ot ty} =F bi come bere Tie te tw wiay dln tur rght anon le {Them tw Behn hewn the hep tad th moe {uth he Nae bt Yo te Be “unt Tue bk bi bathe tart Si Tin tng tna at Reicher. Toe be vy rome ale ata HE Cel eh and nese ‘lt ay the aman f ve ai taht fo bin ‘he monary id ae eae Itt bat mene erwt) tke ‘avi fale te hear from the test vil servant {nthe eins the wreath en hae Ics hike the ead wate les Ore COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 tg Marat the tram, “Prot me hi el S27 "lom Rise ever sl tat lee #0 ma teat wit” hi ple. You raza’ ir he, Sm ity youn anion! Tet dare U1 ie he Cams eas, dl roi ht will Yetta 1 at hat mina A clane sat ne white decks he meer omnes lie hapten Yo tng then jack trwaers ne’ oly the Wu Te ‘pea estar athe bene face a ‘ate "ire Vaenline was tok be surrae. What wt? ny iene. that Tl stor onee wa bara? han inthe Reenttuam acin Hse be oki the Ale tn the we snl wid favch #3 to ‘ove ie sad smoke > Caenel Cooney. whi een ates? swat mou ive tno Altant Ere re im the fare Wl, ths eth rte the Vane Hie lt Had seve is 4 the lek wy ime fora they Kew he wa Te lean, even thongh a saooth-saven man I ton Berek det 1 he dst shave? Area the que wie he vine ‘eth taste ‘hm the shee aude amos on ‘teat erat ‘vite ke Came ha me Sid a hott ‘Se hn what Py "ae ma” iy the cole nether te titeer nt Jun time fturee the mer? Tite ne tim te Gall te ay the Gan ‘nay une sto ye tam Toot me ise tke eat ‘ny Tee tne ine fot the et yee ie Coq ae the thi et wi ite aay arte. “1 ‘hve ot ate 9, ae san.” mys he oy, tatty make Je do eve diye Ye Riww fy lnc for asp testy ost ‘he ateatet Harps, wot ft ima or hear what the aan fergie 3, lane! ot ao Rill tea, a ie Ta i ere bt Commer, “re 8 we wr to steak aed, wart wre Wt Psoasie Law $e ne voter tn ae then They Ih Major Kot, the rental teat fa ye Cable wim rt sinoce fa da wa lave Meta Te Vag {Sine entender al Site fase and ape tes ‘AL that the Mab ‘gy Here there Where want ett? “Mecca the. Snir tarde “ease dleminwcl™ aay the Majors Santa seme ‘Five cam Ue oor mn ced a that 6) ca sce fu what Tee at ewe tell 3 ‘nthe makin’ ative nse ot we ha sit prope pe tn fhe servi, for elo ie was and lense Wie at Ge acres Te ‘iin co wand erect on eps an! Kr his ne a Digitized by Google

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tnd and T share. lok wit" me sary tonne bat for oger, se rasan” naj 1, “bat'a Van Dske twerason a hati a bath the reehmintl Winn the nest abt ever seen tm the wo ih He wus ripe form prise whem be dred b MUST know. sr, that fom the eh ae Febrty, "an unt the elo Apr oar brea ay et in the trinches we'l tows up from ht For a Antonio Abad the hay le nese onnty to the ‘Mesa nod wt we dsvetn dng anet mto the {hing rn ana wate a ean te wa what Colo iat Trak Joc un wie ate Bee ees fatty sens coon Tost fess spt tier ‘he arvval ne hey panne tenenaines frm ae ‘and spe te thee week ‘the bron nvm hack fn Bc ea {trend moka: wal susp’ withthe aber Wado tater aot at" theve su well ome mre dally” hi wtb cost aon in he weed oa ‘he riz teense, este ted sth tee ‘ne simblanee ay bowel compan. st te’ sap ta v igo in i thaw the Yasniune himself. He sot "ah nonane ne up Mie the own HAD ‘coaitherahie pecuathin over the” me Freie, inant eumatian, Charey” bore sy tacomotiveatenhs ec he ete to fet the doe {orm at become pata nhs nd Ir ‘et Fat hen tho coma wns demos be rome ‘gn tthe comnyny commana ie f'n erveh and dues he ee abe rinoree doe was rae nye tere wt te Fie not wl {he'd tothe COLLIER'S FOR JUNE Tet a ht a feta tata st all> sod wt" that he commainced to whimper aid fll nm Bea ain fhe Cuneta i etre rte ye ee forte, Private Katie, PH bes bauly ahappioted man i eve not pare UUme and he call four men to pack the Cacao cx ea went r leh cick and at nthe the {nt ha atte information tat ite the Yaga hat teen sent te the few Reerve Homa Malate for ntnervation nt threstming aint esl 0 TH op Sereeant detail man ‘sv tademns om he nee hm aloe ‘No there the Vngabone stapes f secon, vit theft ay the la ctor hme sargron wet afther thee eek wher Sues ‘det leg showed shane nv dry. he at sop that the Cagnione was maior ae malt mc forthe Major dcthoe a coma “hat tears fe tink e's mange? may the Major dcthoe Sits ree bave 8 bralthy coer amt shows 0 henge’ nage the youne man? “tee which the teh ait «damp sat av Man” 1 fp be se the Ink 7 And fe 9 Mes wt melancholia down the She ik axa he and ax papal x 9 Ken, Sore te do be whist ike mh frm amin Hl sat” “Hahah mays the Aajor doetiag fora wae auld fai eas that samme Major, sal be tal ben so trick or two that Mike the Vagabond never “veil zie him his degre the day, then ays the Biajor doctor, ana H€ be come thrash it sate, he ‘hem ito se rome bee bere aa way ae I ‘tom tat from hts thal nla es tbe furs whats wp wit me Thy Te hit, inevand avia’'ar tntammatery. roeumntih Hate Xeileher stone wt! me ten nates ol he dF nd a | oe the one, ait he ene 8 eat td arena wt thinkin Iepent av fot and mde for te Ssh “oun wit te aah mya ee 1 nen tn eri na eit that hese the aor Sicthor nf the ted nd went et th fe Pore ‘rit hm to teat four ae Ad "At the Benda the aire he was met be that sn contract surat ji arrme aye the contract, Syren eh lan see ft He the we take take a teat shat see be funn i "a the Yagnboe bee and thee ae {he Major doctor wit" he nghtenp if! The Vaan hoe he the Jit was up an tha te be eee tesmartcr men nor himst, ht dh he eve un? Not bet tet et nto pte oy ae he eane contract saree urn the ae, for enh bat have teen poles for bio Ie oid ed the Major ath OD tes ye, dathor soa mah mcr ‘tins eared ya ‘Swat ead time eon el ‘hot Sees ican? ma wi that he eves a bone at

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igor mee i Se but 1 newt the hot What the ell were Se vst mist ne weit nie 1 wae iste rte tants Smeal oaray fe tat Uap "or creat? Pr ue de t,t Ii seem we In . etal ye tthe “Te 30, bnve to wae ah hl re aa mn oly ine wi vie peoter 2 ‘tune tet aa $e he "Nhe oft eens may the vam "er ake wie secre enn om iti erm Wye ever some hoe ate Ae cha atte ye hve te ‘thats we the iil av Santa Cro Pe tees Port he frm haa IT aut I asm a Tinres mar rt eeu i haven te ahaa ste wns the ba hat avtch “Mab setor COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 tevther man mor gumrif why If ye bev om 1 ake the Vazatane td eater at Bs est oowinlond Mimi flettated thereat aa sat sh ome sheng stoned the Sram ‘andthe doctor fond ge ot at nt Aiken ede eet hei sound hae er Ha {the Vazalone retin patently), 4 in ets eta We Sa gec ince. abd every ie and curenor wae Siren ur se sloop seberever he mal "shade, bot shjeted n Resman volonter fh ‘eit «sete engine mt the tr ties ‘aye Mans kts the Port ater Ye ‘ala the ‘siya heat hr ted ae an "Toth wil 1. ttn ye dee me Taian thn tm ‘or the re tn Yee re roving tile nerylnates whit fourve loa rea her, Nea find atwinthery. lth i se "ration glad Yn lune cid nal ah, ef on TH ‘eels ued at ‘What thie mabe “ave se ma ‘ave wae 1 Rania an et vei, whe Etc inl ive the tet a iva taser fs ‘Aa Wht Stati" chan Yo lle at Hae wee anny these tne tat eit bare eh bd Hat, ere Feet wit ano ng he eh iy tae Tat seit er cups om tian he wae bide «tt we ot a es 3 hase the ties prada erkoere, for hw SStd then the deter tpt cm te Ta

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 ° The War in Colorado ‘att tits By Peter Clark Macfarlane ‘ii@isses tro MALUSTRATED AY LOUIS FANCHER coat sperinendent bs 8TH ‘very mine me ak canton “Spiel companies tae teen suit Int nial to temioat, eet, ad atte many county te the varies ‘have done ine rat of opt Feats ing the Wusal itwation ty aroun tort il tote tion ety eres teat to “han. exp marshal, whose appoints ant Stnport cal wagers barr shown we Aci ity sari ate eniralet by: the hea compan, bane sing Inthe ‘he sentone ‘he ‘Miners’ Cry for Fair Dealing Ae sublet to exp Tora tone feet the ines The suterineent emtoats ‘Atk eho a proved wnat

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monthly tay days, ‘Te preent of the Colorado toothy yay om eeu 1 To AN there wns enaete law dealing with the tale comet enna ‘Shr tn the strike cei wa Grain hse Elusive Laws INC 10 th a Mek P, Weiturn, president of {00 Colorai Pat ron Com ‘ae hal ever hen achat bong tom an, NN ‘wt that hey mt ‘ity dbo awn at they have thee ‘antenatal ‘wetaoaat_tietin” fiat the Feral tian Suey, before qa, foam hae “the ‘al eompantes hate kcvarmend abd opp the Sraunhatin of labor none aid fraternal meter vor st the State eight-hour aw ms rein ne the ehwhine fasta of rene foe {ions hag bor gues ‘Niner the mile neon pute sentiment tm Cob rai has denna a eh law -er sevral Seats ome ena twos nly be dacape worst Retna hy the rex In HN the people: ewe {ite hy veuimg a wenctetvnal mec, bathe ‘morution' iluence In the Legare o 18 wa Some at of The eS volte the refereed, ha nt iets er nee feet eur te in the Sotto ie eat pea Tie soa fcr Ske moe oh cet Tal gest ecto win oe Sarit ie iw, een nt ithe Lezaature 1 ‘an ded te mes of treet sey ate teria Ie tos ane teat them fn tom to Ey Ameren. Toe ate havi tert COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 [item the Fests of workineten sto Mle apa emplpers agate all =: one was Eu of ne wrons: another of anther si the whale ect ‘Tis Cumuiatees amd forte that erent agatt ion frot af arroeat bliferece Sal retune to reonuise te In peesres see 190 They knew that waton agi en Ts bar hat there wae gas couch dart (ot the ele owe ay fice te dant he a oa’ rounding cheek eigen, and, most seniGcant of mk af ha ‘ae swage alma to reprnent 10 per cent. The ‘he hack Bring of the companies meant the 8 [onton which they thewever hed te heii Operators lenored Miners" Overtures HE men were net to be nate with cote ‘shomeThey demanded the anid aid Ter tat Te ie ith het ome om terme ntproacing rualy. now nk away Te ‘istators wove setking matron sure the istre. "The Bret mone tn the preeot tetigrery ene the "Dus Iotier wns iced hy Prank J. Has vice teeter of the Unltnl Mise Workers of Ameren: ‘Toba Re tows, tnteratbnal Haat ober sf he A lar wit i dad sm oer is sowie and he remainder of ht fom, mare neon of the Eno teat on afer th tc by Top A sate onde for the Coben Merit: Jue Meta, Beis ee ae tea ad ts Bee "Te operators hd eter to this eter ad her ‘at, referent the Unltd Mlne Workers oneal tio beset Frum my Ko of ths are. ‘on, Tow wat su ston Puan wth Te ai ‘it net hae ay sins relatos Wt the.” ‘Now that wae exaely hat the oper persone tolt'me In Micha, that they ove fo wet the tht ort Drea coletvey, hd helt eicmanty later orgunisation like the Uaited tne Warten of Amerie they wot very ad to evgaine them Yet bre were the Colorado cat ‘Werkers att prefereing that thet met shout a ste with, say the Tnterntienal Sundae! Uno, Se somedting ke thats ardom Blane. at ite frat da wast te ea ‘en tne ake het ‘ee menses, nae he realli Rockefeller Justice in Colorado THE: itr bas the mond of the strtbers ‘craliy human, Tivacne sve ite Greek wise sty mutt few words Ht to “wnenin with s noperieniet wh hs {te Morkeeter ai bd iW ha, the same sapere: a maton. om th oth ‘ot regres the sue Hoviter ie er ead ct theta, tthe “me thi stow hearted Jo Taw {hath theme ot the se ine Werte Amacai Tt trent thinking hat they were mine, and that athe run them as Tsaw a Twonld set rater ithe red ad ¥ oni gt Jot bent a {eee the fel irevky ah IFT ind sa tt oe seater I he an ‘nat awn the rea ute re tony. the rah ofthe miter thang elle {vey for tv sae of he aor na there Ito Fo ‘ain ton tig eerie at ue, nk senna Boe ee sat we wil “io pe ad Ue tye work ine i Sot wine ‘te boat at hy ‘ment whe regard nf oe ate andthe rae af the awe “Phe i mete nt wt tice with whieh extortanatly ‘cated “tered ewnrern of the rot aperator for the Maite teehee Tam ery tsa that here Stat video 6 this armed cones foe Ue eis ‘f emplayers tbe foal e Felt ellen ha fre me Wate" ha the cot Miners? Grievances GAIN, A, Workeiters fet Seo asment het ne ie wom hae’ ioral fn ‘me to rez self wna toewre the eet and pr teeton of toes “Foe cent teste se sna for the resent {ed wt" rst rit ref ‘de ming aes ad the ator ofthe notary a ‘zea stom whic has eae ita teat Cours tr many Pare hse deta Set with fle sane nvodlon on fie tera fo th Ser Te te a eh oh i by Google

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COLLIERS FOR JUNE 6, 1914 n Stalking the Pestilence By Jack London eration Ht de fa teense sa > jee by Cte esi of aries tht are ace IOe tel Phy apagh by SAME HARE, Callers Sl Petersen ‘ant stray hale T an Sine the sorely ‘cinta, ‘eee Cram te the lat sateen aot St ve sere gato 404 teal fhe cl ar Uncle Sam's Sure Method ina Menta or at 8 HEE Vaited States waa the rt eof TE Mere wore date aad da Pd vn mtatiaH Suly there wee home tat iy Deve th at ele te {at tub ina sores wf thro inet the Ieevaie between Injections el Ainge" way. aetna, tert ferintetie eeneyends Te tothe Mca the ‘eet deat ear me So tulcwrniuoy ne with a ‘tars deeds whe betes alt cher tote entity oe State es satan te futon vstne offal yrvenn, goa {pd wleramenntanse "With Cte frat injection terete the a {te hal pre thee ye eof ie ‘rotund to 3 yer re “Pema Ineo, sy i coasts ft thas ala ey c ‘See nears af the dose "Aba er on tena hn ther alors ewsomary np at dts enw, ‘Prom fat the ort tow of Conaitatinast pester Feast with meni, wa sot oth irs aoe Ain stim out the Wivenees Tobe Sitch inary ecw persia Ine ings Ut woe met tke erate eon, Agatti they" eve shlopec on ran utente ate of foie arrive itr elt ut Wee tent he vate ime ta duly, late the oath Bees stidenty"apeat the mew nai ot "Tere wart to have heen farther place to which tw tues (ham alone. to they” were tally seat tn rian From the fatto the tweet of There were at deaths fem tenga "out thi ne tht the Ametieun fore Tow wd {te pimosao Vern rn. while ener lin term, an elena sree tok to the bee Ain thy tock sie mento with thems foe there tan ot ber ee of lac tn Norn Cra Conquering the Grisly Monster, Typhoid TINT the avenues of thle ments wit be ww that Chas nonin se weg may be wi. Te very hothing 9 these mek, we ik aturatel with meiotic, ie nfcton eat es have chao the contest ‘Soil eha he my been ‘bernie ont under th ‘Suarey dow Int 1 ‘inlio anya to he endom, rather than et sete tn Vern Cena, whe ture sng to lms here ma atid rom an whe to The eter ate a Salenen, oF In an Antonin, Tex, 1200 seers were toe foment, avi or hdemiracting ther deere fat whieh they por ish latent of whlch, frowns. ater

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Chapter IX— The Anatomy of Success By Jane Bunker

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‘ot while this tas venture was tm process of ma tuft uae wenn ot feting ber wou te what ‘was sind a noe worth whi In ort and aren {ning come the ecent fat trossbt my tat to the Spt st fmpleted her Same ‘wont, she ad cat hee Wren hones tn consterable ale te {ht te arty ae any of thse the feitn whi the pa hee fron wine ut tutte bt itl not at al, ane vee uc abwayy, Mle alla dear sae ‘Gheue Wille ad thle anmes “amen Home pe fen an Mr Cone a eet wee tha she Ti arava om the Fringe of the Four He (the prestige wie she eurncYeoney for Qulle ermine There wae i mover, by tha owe Vinee ton wel who: made tine Wei, arty In ne that Sear my aunt att ycte Aine the. gmp tho Hr nota wave the sae hi he fleas etter I co T have arranged wit te en Ih Inte th ectateB dati ‘funy hetrsome the wa’ ran hl [ies nn we frssore—wns eel befor the tet fats of thre butieed no fy Hh ella, {Me owners aye they were gon bron it "wne ona thom plas that mae fm tite ome and tre tak set tebe pee feast inthe tnnainesane of thse concrete mers ervaionr tht outers poe ip tie Tua ad alee ulster we Porter tie ort np fora purge ie ht ‘Sid afnya rupee ey aunt Esto a the at "fo ve that estate (it wn the ew oe at se tra bave te fort te to the fast nytrangen int UL tlhe there were ty a Jaane Ad when the ee oer el fle wth more to wove in was ore teste tally sheik ‘Soe ht ting to boy We with Invetlet forthe Hest ine tee she tk sock of ‘t three hued ond ety hwnd dlls aoe ‘C fiee ft pomeed In a abeags pore ihie'ne We went slong She had say moog se COLLIER’S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 vg to stung to tetonar mth on oe lateral em which bortow evex enone to Tse = tion of the true nenetones of the hte soe ees Mowing athe sears tat se was even te {n'm meh momento ott I thawehe of ber wetness deprded ot her por HE Mi for th mas have tee Ing dormant was sn unexpired lease om the former etaiehnent Sn shed mde one foe trig ha he ober ally "The sk sve seated for 9 snd ce Sister the daor: "het Mae Beauty Paper: ea Og srae cadre on trimer ee By stue ator ak ne mnt art oiler pow lie thr ta a he ae oe hae tl ak at tare Moor ral ot to clne the teh at th sehr oh ‘iy fallen se nd tn {tent wae trated tthe vate elmer ty new tore as fact ax ste ees heater trl Hint ne Seen ins oe erm” Within the Joe te me Tate from eat well a women ‘one bn ate tes the ht a serdar wt slaty ‘veh halt se tht bse ‘a malo lar fain kep er pate ver the Nora Kere et it bers fora teh sai honed 4 nan ‘atin ety tating, i tat He kind te srorltwenty tures Nh, hn ened a rst nat for wet at Uv ety Turks tate ft acer, sales of fled far saree Wn ae Jor rovial facia pttern wie ou wat abn for she mnnntartuve of hey pera hy the ton, eal sev fr ay eras a ene fem a the tel Sat systems malonate fe the wees Mert sm heat nia token ee atthe ‘vee tn mts cm ma lime ber ponte stefani, tng the Hy the 1 by Google

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Seven sears age we priuted a series of atticles which dealt ith the fener aubjeet of *tajuted wears” ana fro © since then te have polite ont € ot this ie wot Tee tha samples of 1 Prine, ATL of thest ees we looked nay of the same yersons, We ht Hue Metals oe in making any Associate! Press. Avery iiferent poln ros eth mies of ite news front aed ‘aivew out hy We ix apt tw be ewloret i Tike ih look, rypreseutative at Xt with Hsia ofits sree the source of ve tenths of the hows which he nist sewn out Ths heme Wego, the sane ix true of Washington, The information seut over the Associated Prew wires is Tkely to have a slight official ham Hut that the Associated Prom chunges it oe color it i the process we donot believe That the ngltators, who are the most emnepicnons araallants of the Assoolatedl Pres shot confuse theme two Very Mile is eharnctorinte uf thele wobbly. erebration Is There a News Monopoly? ASSOCIATED PRERX fc also defening itself against the re of bel anopols. Mr. Wit Tnveis, for example, sae that the Assoctated Press ang to be required to give ite services, {wire proper avst eet ane condi thon swapayer which sks for it. To this the president of the Amociatel Prem, Mr. Paaxie FR. Navex of Washinglon, 1 €. replies that ead ana recite the aie were see a the mse of the ther payer's press comping ‘wo wore A that ns ne ah ht demand net gel rom rors amt teprtern Justa ae htm tty re ‘Thin fs the way railroad presidents se in this point Mrs Tui It eleaely in tune with the is only a matter of tne whe form to the current beliefs about monopoly. Where a fone: morning paper anil where that morning paper, prsnsing the ‘scutes Prot franchise, Ie able fo Keep the franchise exel inrevent any other paper from getting it there arise all ‘ie attest monopily. Lovdeed, we think the subject Tor disteibuting news to the public may go ev hewapaper in a city, or two oF three newepapers, ea i tid distri (eas Intolerable as the worst practices of street ‘cat oF public lihtige monopolies. We think the tine wil rome when hewspapers will be eeognized a having the qualities of « publie util iy, a Will be sujert to iuguizy an regulation by eownisaions sim iin to those which have arisen fn many Rtates during the past few seine to nupervive railroad, telephone, and fighting corporations. bi that hae rome to ont notice for a long time wie kclone at the their reading matter. Ther shape of what is known as “ready print.” of plate matter.” The twat Tnpartant hose in thi Tine fx kuown a the Western Newspaper hi fee more thar six thousand puipers in the West ane ‘The presklent i« Groner A. domiys, He eam examined ae 8 wwittwss, A bref extract from hie testimony makes the practire clear ‘evar Ceatne tm ales fat Im ate mater tha eri Nisan Cronin Coteang) 0% Wee ceri to the twaapapers fee Me ‘Sonera, A litte later ou Senator Oyeastax made the point ev yaw ias—There a way fo the grav pat, the dar tha kona Nn ale there ms way forthe generat pale fo Ki tha be id for Woray then ew it Tesi, WIth eh th, WL revels abun it ti Atnericnt ake Th 1542000 a year from the Ca ‘yapers glowing talex of how -Ameriean farmers eat i praicie blown te the rose or he pct ete ray wh fh Xn i Cesiansi expres the Toure thousasid American farmer 10 Cas the past few yearn wan largely due to this paid propaganda in the guise of Ionent news. The Lobby Tuvestigation reveated only one enstomer of ‘he interesting to know ‘ae hr Thon, i 11 ie the mone hw Hw that hae Ie told eet rd newenwiers. This fe the ainwer the sturdy rer thie rout hc tbewe se cute Frenamon or rire nny sr rut: thes were Atercntm every sie rt tke fre na these stately words were said once bore th Deranno, De Lawes, Devouiex, Fiat, F Teas, MARTENS, Porsmren x wactiea, Stren rua, SUMBKURLIN Watson, AL ake Ameria That Dear G. O. P. RE ENDERTED fo “Punch an Fuglish weekly publishes! ‘with bumorous intentions, for a conversation which exwetly strates the present wlatus of the Kepmibliewn purty ‘eevee Weil, Matthew, and ew ate seth now? ss V'were sf T wns av had an he De. In Praise of Weeds GESTHIENTALITY anor FLOWERS i an ot sory, bat set mentality about weed is, one may xty—epeaking ax ai agriet! turist—a more serions matter. And set took at that delightful chapter in that delightful book, “A. Yeur in the Field” by ons Rewtor ais:

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to te bam, how ky oem to hk wm 3 <= Wr are Nat me Steele tthe grace a seat, ht wha tewe fal to Soe be Iaielueor she fours to weed It be bt ee plan or a part of hee somemy {i he en ly seed wh eat fe mat he Bak Dipping into the treatises of Cazo and Vann, 10 raner™ under the title * wwe find, HF not the counterpart of this pascaze At least ample evidence that the ancient Romans knew Value of what we used to call “waste material nowadays talk # gout deal about the consere for, rather, their Ota Insurance agaist wort quote one oration, Me,

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Tomy Bewworests com Power

After all, Me, Teeanocans kind worbs Tor the weesds ate not all sentiment The Bible in Mexico Few THe prsarterati0Ne of home who still insist ia ident tones that Tenera was the only ruler whowe gor ernment coukl have maintained order in Mexico, we recommend the following text irom the thirty-first yerwe of the ninth chapter of the Meron Book of the Kings SSHtal Zens pse, wl slow Wi master?” The Citizen and the Facts 0) YOU KNOW how your State penne your in the last lyse thx he xour responsibility aw a ud if you don't Kuow the fuets hanes are that the spending will Tre ione to the bext advantage, The Toth dead and selene abe mv clently and enerently. A ierent advance hase made tn both Tihow polite by Mr. WV. Dowatny tor of the tate of Ohio, who hie L

imeqenice fs that Ie ea get Hot ff the clowe of the facal your fe or eleven Inoitha Tater. ‘The teformesl report be interesting. woeful, ai vers Willy eirentated it fe an ail townnt bette itivenship, What Her Umbrella Again WO MONTHS AGO we confess om he ruyal partner of tenn: Ve

Hor Majesty, aecompasied Prin Atsnie, i in this pietune visiting for the flee time the centeal ers ‘of the Young Mew Christian Association iw Lomo Out of defer tw this rset organization she haw evidently ft the door. We fear we were guilty of a xerion earlier generalizations ubout this exemplary Queen

‘The Conjurer

cui ives were lent at the battle of fallow thay in the Amerie Cruz. Contsea'e views have been misinten

is significant that rset strike, represent ence wit the represent ig Thre, refused on the ground that the labor let re not eitiwns of Colorato, To qunte ‘enator Hutry Rise Rony

That is hy wo means all, The State has tmaide itself warty na ligne where We should have been ne sla Ing for legality, pln human justice, ‘The tate: wilitja haw wot ant serves the ie owners Hustead of serving. the State many Toate inne gaa, atl on iow pay nll to the tune of favday, were ease a iMiiamten ‘am wore the Rlate's uniter And drew the Rate slollan n day wile omtinning te take acters fram the ope ftorn, ‘Thene facts are repay. Sem assow in the “Hinlependent and lao hy Mr. Macvansant a thi wee Cousens “Ron ‘mei Wf Mr. Macramast "ewe 1 often for drill an

‘otk appeal to Present Wiis fo al troops. Refote the altwation ae wie Federal action, Uefa the jes i xtrike wie declare Thal a grieve te book. A xpecite That of wet ehecking. Whatever se’ feelings may be about the fuherent inert maid the “open nlp.” the faitanindet reader fn realing Mr. Macrantant'e srt, hy certain test iain

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, Te tow Tate—for the public. gener rreoniae ty the Meciean trouble, 0 understand clearly the situation into whieh we hee come IT 1 more than time—indees, ft may | | through a devious ant webbing par ‘out hy the Administration, —W middot, mane thn Sear ago, ete ine Herta, he baud nothing fur ther in tulad than to frown He fully expected that, ito American oficial lin fh fow weeks. Tek, aad that Taw restored. TY Ie only fale to say the time the uniaformesd publi Teh the sate bape That 10 ee to nay that person familiar with Sexiew. Wwellinformed diplomats, aid anew skilled mal aw, were aghast ‘al felt I Congress their canvietions, anal this allence om Iwart ie partly esjenble for te Utes Staten self tat ation, They were silent partly: because hex kuew Wilson’ fatent ions at the time were gow, arty heewuse thee realized hat Wilson asl 9 diientt job to resuee the tariff, and thes il wot wh fo © Thareves him Tn hie domestte progenae Ds falling attention to the menace fu hie tbe taken foreign poles, Tt be posible now to aay that thx wane 9 very unfortunate indies. ‘The exit in our present Mext fan policy meh more than balances the Rood that the Aduiinitratfon haw necom Mish throvgh the reduction of the tari Wilson's Tragic Position HOM the day when Wilson first mistake te wie at the event Toaay, after uumery ‘light at the time, bat enor ESE the sid aint comfort to Vita, a ngurewte, he fils hime giving —-&=—= intentions tp Iie Mesiean potiey: wie to Ville se“alled fight fo Americans to nulerst fight, transfor the analogs to any the United States where negroes are We majority, Inmagine, ge 8 bold al brutal spent hie Iifetime wa ing avant of mp eee to lent negro rebel PMirpowe of eouffacating the big |] tantatione an 1 into forts ere plots for his followers, the provess | |] being accompanied ty the muner of seh J ]) owners ae haa fatto an aay, the real ‘an a For Inotive being plain loot. Tt ie the pre woterans paition of giving comfort ad suapatiy to thie x ata per Tita Vil tw get arms frome States while he prevents Germ: selling arnis to the reaular Mer “itis thie position that Wikwon now ae fl) cepts aul defen. Ut x undoubted trae ing it be ie Aare wf Bere bet support a negro rebellion Tike Yor they think thetwselvex called that have leer done the name of comers a definite. statutes, sible for slevelapanen Wert. Mr. Lane fe the ove ih a eonateuctive have agree! to tex aml partion mone pevesng tha the program, The Alaskan HOW SENATORS AND CON- ‘GRESSMEN VOTED. FOUR Bendre and thirtrtee Com ‘Eresslomal vacancies and thirty-one ‘Senatorial vacancies will be Alled the LIN for oi, coal, aid phosphates provides for the opening of rich watural resources gels with ull seeks fixed tenire for a sefute and suficient the Tan ane rights \ rer 1 al the settler ieviga Yprajects twenty sears inatead of ten seats {or repay the bulking cost of irrigation. ‘The design be 10 stinilate st these prujects, Tt ix aw atlenble pi af necesaars legilation, aed has the approval of the chief anen interested iu imervation of natural removes It fal Niatex. Also, Ht dow mel 10 Taconventenees and relieve hardships which followed the adap the pallies of conservation with reganl to Western rewtirees. Ceaser tom becessarily arvexted the evelopment ‘of somne nections of the West tempo rarily. Secretary Lane’ program would eure this For failing. to pane it the Trenocrate should be hkl respite by the comntnities affected, Record-Breaking Rhetoric NRHN aise that the Congres ull magarine, Tix on the contrary, ‘cmustant reminder of the mupseoons ties of editors, What editor could fin uguificent word of new wether of Congrens? mer x ehanting the inex of hi en great Btate- Tn this pad slater of Hinton the one Tie rating forts tant orate of orth {tat ovine ‘tthe athe of Waters yg the the Sore ‘elle te the bratty na Sena tnd the fit. meadow Dark Trercurrine itace af the et san I caf foal ated wealth for fof West Virginia, who interrupted the from Towa to ask the vulgar 2 Was it true that the soil of ieaple could Hot go ke their feet grow too large? Me. Hughescan have no Hterary ‘sense at all. We recognise in Mr Vollme who made this bie singin speech ia Con erese, a muccemor to Chawteanbriand an De Quincer. to Augustin ‘Thierry ani William Tlaslitt, Co Walter Pater aud Lateadio Ueara—n master of resoundinge prose, poetry tinged and palpitant t= e as COMMENT ON CONGRESS Hl ———— ee [c.SSs= ==

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COLLIERS FOR JUNE 6, 1914 1° Americans Dispensing a New Brand of Justice in Vera Cruz By HENRY REUTERDAHL, Collier's Staff Naval Artist sy ee Tan

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UNE 6, 1914 a ‘n Pacified Vera Cruz | Collier's Staff Photographer | THE sMILING | L stuciacher in the | circle above ts ome of the | mem teleeraph instruc ‘ments of the navy. He ‘oat snapped as he was transmitting @ message fram the commander af | his ship 10 am oficer om | shove at Vora Crus. But ‘is smile docs mot exe | ress the feelings of Ad- ‘mival Fletcher's men on ‘actual control of the cy. The skirmishing during the seizure of thecity gave them a taste of real faht> fing, and they wore dise ‘pointed when tt became ‘brown that they sould not havea chance fo take bart in an actual battle

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This Lubricant Puts the Kibosh On Friction tion of Dixon's aclected traphite is as much. beter Why? Because graphite gets at the cause of tition. | No, matter how highly polished and Bnisbed beating ma be, under the mero ‘ope it lok ike the surface of & le. Oil and grease cannot permanenily fl up these rough Dixon's selected Rake graphive fills ther, smooths them makes 1 ew oily surface that eliminates the grinding of thir microncpie aap. Heat of cold wil not at DIXON’S Graphite Lubricants Some motoriats speak dispara- singly of graphite lubricants. We don't laiwe them. Theee are makers of qraphite greases who think any graphive fe 4 good lubsie fam. “Thetaetis Dixons elected fake oraphite ithe only graphite ‘that will not pack of ball up, bee ‘ause tha peculiar form of yraphive Hake will mt adhere ite pound and seit them for 25¢ 2 ound. The pratt is temping We make high priced, high trade atomotile frican, fell only Weslers who business to stay, who sell service.” They know and recom mend Dixon'Ceaphite Lubricants you will govt such dealer and buy can of DIXON’S Graphite Grease 677 for Transmissions and Differentials you wil find your car wit rm ‘ore soutiy han ever be oor oan fons ae talon of pas {or motor boats, ymeter and easily ore farther pet Equally good Write for “Words of, Wisdom ftom the Speed. Kings” and the Dison Lubriating Chast The Joseph Dixon Crucible Company Jersey City, NJ OK Eatobliahed in 1827 COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 tH The Polo Round-up Pickups of Sport G Wah ee four hundred things bane exe THis iho ‘head aor iri oth tn nai ata pect ie PUM bench The pennant au Aue from eecry and Why alt for trecor fan Ah le inetd te Wahoo Sam Applied Mediation

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 The Strange Adventures of Mike, “the ae Verve haine’s ain ia a ie Kalther? oy te repirt tor ay ee! me i. ave say be he ola ‘ita Cr iy peace ae ct aa tate Sich ‘wht ve howe ae wnt ‘haat teve Hire alae Wit 9m "Ave yo nermed at Mave service. rounte ny sumunition 3 “We sted the Major ector W the hed and went ple” we the erie wt im 2s bat far ind Cenk, tea Self-Filling Fountain Pen It Fills Itself AP Tithe Tevet NON-LEAKABLE, The “Crescent-Fi identifies the ori iller” iginal d leader only self-filling pen proved by sixteen years’ use and by more t million satisfied ‘The “Crescent-Filler” logical and practical i device and is found only on. han a users. the fil the Conklin, It is never in the way when writing, but always at your thumb’s end for filling. _Incidentall Prevents your pen rolling off the desk. The “Crescer and. aboveboatd. burel, where i's Filler Conklin dealers 3 it from proud of it. Conklin users ate proud of "Ie ie the hallomark of quality 4nd eicency song fountain pene 2 THE CONKLIN PEN MFG. CO. | 282 Conkn Bldg, Toledo, bia U.S.A.

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GRAFLEX CAMERAS The Kind of Pictures You Can Make with a Graflex Camera AND there is no uncertainty. When you look in the focusing hood you se the image rit side up, the siz pear in the finished picture pep byl escola ot mae acral feale are done away with. ‘There is no necessity for estimating the distance between the camera and the subject. If you will send us your name and address we will mail you our 64>page illustrated catalog. Which tells all about GrarLex CamEHAs and how they work. Be sure to specily Grajler Catalog. FOLMER & SCHWING DIVISION EASTMAN KODAK CO. ROCHESTER, N. Y. GW aflame—cost on arm—hanikerchief in hand—head droo OEE Nee arisplas concn lon cper hair-trigge rolling in comfort lear muscles taut and Fault ox your own woe, fx she WV. D. Red Wren T. B.V. D. Company, ier, ae iit ton in ne a tim ted wat‘ Shoat te ra a sad knew "he bane wae ete. fo Inet ton meee wat Cat ‘in

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coLLier’s FoR gpa ba ove ‘ean step to the telephone, call up a ‘National to my address.” ‘OU can doth with the same confident knowledge that you are sure to get when you order anything ele you dum Lay ofthe Howse (jet eters) — Pr ply se gor ere try oe fr VARDON PRAISES THE COLDWELL MOTOR MOWER, tt ‘heute fa Scese Coldwell Lawn Mower Company

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26 COLLIERS FOR JUNE 6, 1914 me ome at eh Hong Pa eran and ‘araipand™ wid over ore head tl Took at wea ea th, hap ta (nwa over an the Wen’ fatto “Hoek THAR'S two things 1 want when I go fithin’— fish that bite an’ tobacco that don't. can’t be sure about th’ fust, but I can about th’ second! allus take along @ tin 0” VELVET. yt fe BITE in VELVET is as rare as hen’s teeth and for the same reason—"“there ain't no sech animal.” But VELVET doesn’t depend on bitelessness alone for its popularity. VELVET has all the flavor and smoking qualities that Nature puts only into choicest Kentucky Burley—the one kind we use—the Burley de Luxe. VELVET is really the “Smoothest Smoking Tobacco,” with an indi- vidual aged-in-the-wood mellow- ness about it, the result of over two years’ careful curing. Se Bags “There's a big “catch” fa! 3 See of pipe comfort and satisfaction waiting sake io Peete tee for you if you bait oa with VELVET. Coupons of Vale with PA | oe oceans

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Westinghouse Electric Booklets and Catalogs LIBERAL educa- tion in practical electricity. This organization, which has been first in most of the important developmentsin the elec- trical field since elec- tricity became a serious business, may well be ranked with the educa tional institutions of the world, Here is the oppor- tunity to learn about some of the practical things Westinghouse Electric is accom; ing and where they touch your own private interests. Choose from among the catalogs listed, those which describe appara- tus for your own par- ticular business or your home. You will find, boiled down, much prac- tical information on the subject and a description of the latest machinery for doing the thing, what- ever it may be, by elec- tricity. coer yes Dre Blea Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co. East Pittsburgh, Penna.

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2 COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 LUMON PAINT 4 YARNEH CO, ‘nie, Would Heres entre to Paint le be knew for ment that, ESS aya An ideal vacation camera, making 8% x5% pictures (por cand ae) for $10.50 tinitin a. | Lil Premo N? 1 git ‘A remskably light, compact camera for petures sc we ci i a Bien art nod ts thle seine ant hel ala Sr ye wt te iste whe we. wn sre eet ren Pathe up ‘a Inatrutions that come Weighs onty |) Set-elas pietares fom 29 onnees clone tuck und all nea ‘ise exponare just pall out seceave ll pack ta “Tis del bs Bed with x tested menises achio- matic lene of the highest Dimensions ) release, ana the eamere is fitted with r4$sa07%4 || sockets, reversible eilantSodery and ie ted throughout of the best of materials, by men who Ihave spent their ves in camera taking. inches Covered with genuine grain a aie {ol any ade oo tone. Rochester Optical Division

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COLLIERS FOR JUNE 6, 1914 2 ee Da The Extra Quality ‘You'll know genuine Chalmers “Por- ‘orknit” (Guaranteed) by the sewnin label. Buy by the label. Arm Savatery | tom race for “The label meanserraqualiyin materile— eae an Sa. corahtamitce te mieten! || scuryaru than needed. it means eata care eta “fortnn || in making reinforced seams, ddleseamed modern mal.” hi’ wa ext Comfort, lt Ae tony king that were fat ed forthe tople than wae ‘tron ml ‘shl be ae The War in Colorado pats) sprcriecs nyt inns ogee It’s Cool in Glacier National Park “Land of Shining Mountains” Sr og ft aa, techs | ecived by the teers ith ms

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COLLIFR'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 ao hee " Do dusty roads bother you ? ten find the fon By way f contrat how rd by the dase is macedom ilh Yarsta? ‘The rou then are dln, BARRETT MANUFACTURING COMPANY ces Handsome Parlor Davenport By Day — ‘A Fall Sie, Ri Se Hem aah Comfortable Bed At Night KROEHLER nt ind, Oe sie Pesce ets hey re aig oh ing ae ane ssraces me the sua doa nto Met fag ie ‘aber wat nie ace with coment ‘Seve dari the mart oF te tn A Packed Troop of the Guard SF taw atel hte magqueead comet fo Soe al rad teiind "the elon? Sm teas et “inthe ony "ok art ‘ale iw {heat af boing them tent ‘hee theaters ar eter Reminiscent of Russia [TES ras tee gre poet cers ae psi bed ned fire thes ontmened. cmon “Fale as Tony we the atoning of te dy erase Hm te fen colon rhc th Troy A Dignizec-by G

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE ne ie sla thes canted erable store af snwunition. They Sere epee tie omen he The thereto mite st whey ‘More Savage Than Mexicans EUs far a hese sth evar ‘i ‘iin shee’ Ta ye ‘So of then pres hoes iran lami Alken ei ‘the heat ees ‘i pace tbe, eam ‘hon oder ‘out st Three Fre tut were nt een Ni penton a wet ‘The Tyranny of Beauty icant tha "Thin was one of the warsines er sl feee ha vem ber Wt day Pefere ‘te et for etd Te ed pe reuty iat" doar'h bo Amd he portunity t torwe bene Seeker oo “Well That’s Fine!!” can't shave eal and icky without confidence RNOWING the ie of pour Blade the safely od ‘the ‘your blade, ly ad: jgsted frame and the correct cutting aagle. “All Boe ealidence are embadied in the GEM IASKEENE” RAZOR, the best of ‘Sa ties” because itis the revull of years of razoratudying. ‘GEM, DAMASKEENE RAZOM wt comple eae Le Soap x {in 20 words or less Life will pay $500

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There's SAFETY In cUSHION "Barve jour dom ste dicen ered [ie Paral Syaaieaie or the ees ory ‘Shi te wets ba psd ie ste he dem HAT FOSTER PLUG =.=2 Pica PREVENTS SLIPPING + na ‘even on wet sidewalks, pac bay ean ae Vareaen safety and comfort when er Heels pe ae en re } ot een tcaiers ma Waterman PORTO Does It toss rghit bere i of my offer to come and see me Ing Machine,

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 a 100 Pe Pe 20 Howser 10 Telephones | | Rest Copeced pe Theories Hee wi beset There they have: ‘Ten telephooes for each One telephone for each hhundted persons. indalpear Neatly coe ronl telephone Practically no_telephones to every two fama, a the fanan Reasonable rates fitted to Unreasonable rates arbitra: the various needs of the whole rly made without regard to people. Sein sah oh whole people. srives you that enviable Pleasure of comfortable dl how fast you drive, Telephove Teleph h Gee ae es 4 nights and Sundays Palicy—prompt service. Policy—when your tum comes. Qs a combination of & bel cai spring to take up the shock, ff fn aecchomber 4 ant" can means'no fiction "no ci ro twouble, GVaking the Bumps, ic the Indes kind of works hat why in Ko Armerica’s Telephones Lead the World with the Best Service at the Lowest Cost. AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ANO ASSOCIATED COMPANIES tise springs the One Policy One System iversal Servi ‘workmanship, athe K-W Unisaratl dersiod ‘Quality that makes possible wr baad guarantee BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Toad Smoother Write fr ost, ‘he Bump VISIT THE COAST OF MAINE and the MARITIME PROVINCES “ | PLAN YOUR VACATION NOW EASTERN STEAMSHIP ‘CORPORATION Ne, River New Yor. indie Wha. Bento

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a COLLIERS FOR JUNE 6. 1916 ‘Hello, Agin’ *Teciement Toate? Asks for A Square Deal En Se Ye a te sours oe Ginaey ete nada seateey tpact to eat dsc, cand» the biserng pavement scorching brik walle No tees no gaunt evens whit of sh nem the ely ‘eld Tory Knows. Ah cae te his ‘baclgrumd, and the ‘and ear of tic has Tommy’ widowed meth i broken wth won he sce and Praers ve ald wed Fad ashe, The wate omeale bas sped the viaay. "They ave warving fra ‘Nomeiine wills Tommy, What he, ie nether sod he tate ef vanahine and otdoee eed, note the county a at he tease But between Tomy atd his need tae poveny.the rs of tafortne, He mat Filer jot a were al hf ‘And that EVERY, step 0 please se Pere ‘cing osforde for bosiresy, sport and deve Priced at $5—and up (0 87, dealer vil how you The Florsh im Shoe Co. Tn aTaRD ONT) ‘Thi Awan evry sme send hom od Tenement ASE ‘Toramier’; mothers and babies othe county aod to Sea Breese, fang" Tome at Coney hand. A dole i» fe dolar heck or any amount you cate to contbute, wil help ws to answer ‘Tommy's appeal Send cantibuons to Rebett Shaw Minturn, Teaurer, Room 204, 105 East 22nd Suret, New York Cay. NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING. "THE CONDITION OF THE POOR A Flavor That Tastes Like a Luxury apc in he an feet a MAPLEINE ime when ‘ein tard maplelne = wt Fee aan che CLARK's ORIENT CRUISE Binder for Collier’s S125 Expres Prepaid WL SORLIER'S

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You will have success with your Jellies Puddings Ik in the Granulated. Gelatine thet your mother sted and her mother used ze Quaint Cape Cod rrr soe sciian toe Ca Wie ———— coLtier's Fea su Bothering Nobody ing he stg een He sat do- NE 6. 1914 a er eee If the old lady who lived in a shoe had had wricueys, she'd have known what to do—to keep the children happy—to improve their teeth—appetites and digestions. One five cent package gives all day enjoyment to five this delicious, long-lasting y spent for sure benefits and great en: xtreme of cheapness, It’s a good habit because it’s good for you. Chew itafter every meal, Be SURE it's WRIGLEY'S as) when you give them the goodness of / Carnation S=* Milk “EMPIRE CANDY. FLOSS MACHINE.

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36 COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 If you are interested, really interested in se~ st possible spark” plug— the plu tharmeets your require ments absolutely—that thelial other day gives maximum power a ino lal’ fo your, motor just fl tool copa write for the booklet== Pein here “Locating The Spark Plog” | sere 79 ice ia ins lds ‘nmy sad Conve” Vatu eat Ei og gee cn pr ie aa teh aoe ‘Afterall noi the Carters “Tr cere me a lee physicians and surgeons for a3 il value in arch troubles, Delivered to you FREE on Approval and 30 days Trial |

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Af you could sheathe your house fa 2 vacuum it would last for faves miety-nine per cent. of Rain seeps through defective PENNSYLVANIA a ee TIRES Finally, dhe repatbills come. Dutch Boy White Lead mon tana rie,” 1 ha » Pa oon whole i mek The

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3 COLLIER’S FOR JUNE 6. Real Extate Business Opportunities rom tee Cee eet Svamps, Goins, Post Cardi | we Sod hk ease whe aly ah tnt tte fw fine a€'Thew sna ain Tink of races ‘ont of He ct tebe tid ho wus swine namething hs rat mone fhe havo sar. me hater fac eat marked sh ti ewe High Grade Saleamen | te keen The tt tote tk ee eye ae Pe Bae mow-onane ant To these we C44 QUILeY, Td rotLowne Agents Wanted COLLIER’S The National Weetly Yetume 53 Jane 6194 Nember 2

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 6, 1914 As Never Before Men Are This Year Flocking to No-Rim-Cut Tires Users Increase 55 Per Cent There are more tire user»—pethaps by 20 per cent—than one year ago. But Goodyear tire sales show an increase of 55 per cent, tens of thousands are discarding other 1s for Goodyem It has been so for yea men knew Goodyears the have grown, Now—after millions of mileage tests—Goodyears outsell any other tire in the world. Our one-day output often exceeds a whole month's production in 1909. And we are gain- ing new users faster than ever before. The Court of Last Resort ‘This verdict comes from users—the court of last resort, who have made their comparisons— hundreds of thousands of them. It comes from men who know tire mileage, for most cars have odometers. It comes from men Never will all men agree on one tire. Good and bad fortune, abuse and acci But Goodyear has won more, and is winning men faster, than any other tire. And no other evidence compares with that in denoting superlative worth The Four Winning Features ‘These four great features—found only in NoRimCut tires are the reasons for Goodyear supremacy. We ended rim-cutting by a method we control. That method has never been ap- proached. It wiped out for our users the chief source of tite ruin. We saved blow-outs—the countless blow-outs due to wrinkled fabric. We did this by our “On-Air” cure—an_ extra process which adds to our tire cost $1,500 daily. We fought loose treads—reduced this danger by 60 per cent. We did this by creating, during vulcanization, hundreds of large rubber rivets. We made an antivakid as smooth run- plain tread. Made it double- k and tough—equipped with hundreds dl of deep, sharp, resistless grips. It is called the All: Weather tread. Goon) YEAR No-Rim-Cut Tires With All. Weather Treads or Smooth ‘These features have saved tire users millions. No rival offers anything. like them. Somen have bought No-Rim-Cut tires to get them. Yet 16 Makes Cost More These tires for years—because of these features—cost more than other standard makes. But multiplied output and new efficiency cut down our factory cost. Now 16 makers ask a higher price— up to one-half more. And for tires which embody none of our exclusive features. I's curious situation. Once you had to decide if No-Rim-Cut tires were worth ‘our higher cost. Now the question is— Axe other tires worth $5 to $15 more? They are not. We are giving you the utmost in a tire, We give you four important things no other tire can offer. But we build up to 10,000 motor tires daily. And we sold last year at an average profit of 614 per cent. Those fare the reasons for present Goodyear prices. If you want these prices and these tites ‘your dealer will get them for you THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO ‘Toronto, Canada Dealers Everywhere London, England Branches and Agescin in 103 Principal Cin Mexico City, Mexico ‘Write Us on Anything You Want in Rubber

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Take a KODAK wath you Catalogue free at your dealer's, or by mail. EASTMAN KODAK CO., Rocuesrer, N. Y., The Kodak City.

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Collier's THE NATIONAL WEEKLY for June 13, 1914 “ ayo Wg The Price of ei) to i Rawhide By Charles E. Van Loan The Trouble Makers of Mexico By Jack London VP alt AW i I a wi Cleveland K , » + Characteristics 3) ~ By Julian Street \

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 13, 1914 Where You Need Good Bearings Where weight of car and load come pound- ing down through axle-spindles in the wheels. Where side pressure focuses as you ster to rightorleft. Where bevel gears turn the power toward the wheels. Where shocks and vibration are constant and severe, Where friction must be held down, Where shafts must stay in line and gears in perfect mesh for greatest efficiency as your car grows old. ‘There good bearings are essential to con tinued satisfaction in the use of your car. Look to the Points of Severest Service At axle ends in all four wheels,in steeri heads, each side of the differential, on the the n—to get full economy of power and lowest upkcep cost you need bearings that resist ‘ar and tear, to the uttermost. Timken Bearings resist load and shocks and wear ‘along the entire length of their rollers—not at mere points. They resist end-pressure that often exceeds ownepressure because their rollers are tapered and revolve at an angle to the shaft. Because pressure is distributed over sufficient sur- face the wear isalmost nothing. Yet when slight wear tcly come it is not necessary to throw a ‘Timken Bearing away and buy a new on All effects of the by a simple adjustme and rollers a little farthe same relations that existed when # Know What Bearings You Have at These Points in Your Car kh leg i ae pert rt fegmnenr sete nthe pha are entirely eliminated ely advancing the cone ‘brings all into the bearing was new. Then tlk wich men who deo theo al eso ‘abeteace owe alot the sree Tiaben Bontags an sri ot appreciate, to, the esinering technial ange tthe Then Peer [Re"Fimer anther, "Om a” a ta ‘arn Auden Dept: Bot, cher Timken Compact. ett Tintern Melee

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 13, 1914 We Are Counting on You THE Fisk RUBBER COMPANY Mass.

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MARK SULLIVAN, EDITOR The Price of ; Rawhide AS nme By Chavles EVani loon Scares

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cous s FOR JUNE 13, 1914 ree hae ct youre have a tale beter ad HEE a igre sett was of tng bank wits Your bate Segoe than shot hl-methg that wl Mot aim'a lo worse than chun of ead In he eam gre tole Som alt the ators Wo abe, te th fle thats ful nauk Jet cnt ie ay oF anete oa Ue Uke, raves. ving bi HW mind ttn him myst” sai Sth te thine tether, 2 ieee weno tbat whew ted oruey Tike returned whence be etme weapons Hato Nii nnn Inthe soe ot The tke out watch the sateen the arkwse ‘vated I Then the owner ofthe Olbentnr arin "sak Sv ht in the dieeeion of the Nora sere oy so a.” heater. andy si 1 believe WERK pase asc rather tha wale, lt sroateraternnce of sprit torael mt hast ee "ve emt cs ote re coho ‘estera onl Fonee surg ot fe ‘orm The borane to ines eet Matra lat compten hoes "We tth Whitehorn she that egy shes “wbitetbnen he ae tes" win wether att tbe banc bose Matasor eel ree The amane om "They care he ght to he Seton do they expect te ptt thi eA" “the lant tek ttt Tee gone Sel they can rake abl scrapes 08 Pb me {ieee Wing te hone th tell {ha them feller. etn The more eit gest tlie fe Yon sa se ‘Tha ae sete eth tha et ren nw ike 1 tl is Marne thinks the fase ave wage Suess strona he and if yo bese aging et ae ke™ it arms my a towne oy” sah Toke Apgirtee tv he adatom. Ser Teter Teel. hat Hence sents ran cael nar ail Tice, 1k) Wawa that eee thea, a ‘set aber at “ow fet ad ee “ty fo” acca the Jen ong a me ender the Jule. “E want the etl felled ey riety Notify A ore ‘ger rhanaes fr no Hay Bete Sheimade and be hem “Te bh= seh Angetee, “hat knew what fo: Tole fe ale” The attendant ith: tee Joker oth have arm tackie rome, Ble ch “hl geet Tsay teat mot setting tn font of Boned selina at the roche whip beng Dea’ hares ban away fom the ‘Sve ee wrupe shake Mon ah 8 “Coerct ald arma “FU thet tell you diferent Kelly nude pone Tabe hie ean oot" Sig Pies bil one “rekon Underneath the stun sund fhe sreat etn it ‘rend ao ele and rted thm sae for. sun's ‘aioe ompnent satire emnece and eet) informatie ‘The sett was tre eth 1 ath —Aataor pened te favorite at Recreneord ne to 4nd Whiethorw at 1 he ‘hors bere of Hite neous tana apn 38 mmtatety tebe te ewieh the the abet weiter aU tale rer the eye wn eal wi ‘Ten in tetra stzhty."Wattethora ape etn toh Matador outa at eA seh atry deve Miramar ae the ele dq ot 1 BMatnave at hat ort, ‘avin a terial of alti aid, Un wow 0 srt ra of the ines the bere ea ‘idea eat rt Me ‘he Ses fag ithe post ramus on Whletiory, a ny wa ene at Tere wachaaa sln “The ath Joa te uy ast ald “he te the Me va Mat wee ekg foc sald Teri ee wae Ie ae HK attendant wa clone the erat hee seas ie rere. “Hes fed ta note ie. "Sokey Vike wae ili ars, Sanit weber ous! pereeed Sart yon Hak Sout etter warn hak ashe Fei eres fe ats ag Ke JE th Siewert abe "Ceontnued on rar by

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‘roid gf tance bave proceed en mater oo Unter af at was nevmaary to give i @ hdr Usa flrs worth nf averting, fe at A the novelty ay for meting “hat all's name" rect usa Hei aha" she Uhaight—"nongone we de have Kin "ten we coud haves fara over te lame, sm svorone woul rend tn ne baer’ 18 tere etdctoe brea sire an wedi "Yen Yor lates "Ie wow take matthew ‘Statue, abd when ie aie bad clemr” fun nour cn - ot Woah i the hi," bie seo Uiraeay ail oct oe hone nee? We won ot win i ake gw mh a wa ating 3 ‘vem make ae gree ee aie we wi "A urine le ei bere wana siete aoe toms Mere wouh! be the rent ofthe Tiraaivay note, the extense of {alte tt git wo aid Kir the wotetioqat aid een ‘he setae bet fae hoe Ieelow of nee “ty hat woe ikatowe drew a deop Drath of oma Sie we could ony ath started sb domalted, return {othe poteaph What she Jee form enrenturet Zin ro Ties wie tee ntertne ‘ont bo tse” Mt Sw" Yun cit. Or ae uy ome Tew nnd te finn" eon ove be ‘Wem ns soe me oui oy ot tt Tee uh nly Ceo han In tae ese i eye ea iat ener ma fone have fod to thei cot are the ‘eae al wus wor ten hs wn sole No‘ wad tot Be “ tuave dane burder tn mn is ers abe gee fan hi" ny ete Fe et pa it for an preset “ie heat over the photographs wn. “IE 1 couht iy Cink of Bonbeve ever he ey Weel ant "Or ere tne sey dak sng ae of water upto he Habe nl wacom tee etn nse He? the ftom" keve seine te eater thin theater? Seti the wee? tobe er tie sop eat what tr Instn Nidame turoed ip ee exe for mment ant then, cule voluntary. be lapped er ha na trae. Son Die stew ive He toe Me sat ity ll eae ens COLLIERS FoR sUNE 13, 1 A sis water, trom where dew Home? 1 wi [toorap of ar masterpice Hebe —~ = "Rea ahat i the apr AP demande the tier, ting rennd the eer, fr “Andy fine fhe et wearin the rane et! bene be bag Wat tA J rn, dperate "ie noe the reed? “tte boos me eserves 3m out sie THe contemplates « droeninc™ “AY ae lot He dratn pot rmhe guetel cette bie swatlmeate ou ptortanh of ethewe, Tare weer comer my pectons abd Tea ever te hap. tat reerlonl= Arm he ft trate a CI be wet whem the te ha” the ee ts setae sacocer ar tions of te ren’ Ving ay Hed i ae piecespis of Houta ‘Narco, raking awa in Prec, “tt rarer eed Slee Debden Steichen oe Tht eta Cores 3, Narco son fen fora Interval, a Send cakeieg s preps ot wend” "reg tw tall a world werk Ma calle a goon, wi Ki Me Tettact dasa tun te ates aergantd 3 Sheet, “Sahat you Ce af my atta magni Tat {tle it Seaton cw seria taut (6 ot ak we would te ene sa ‘how ara th nn ‘ten “the ae aaa tal steae she revo the ihe matty pl sua eta fewee Wee frown tee It Semen “tam fn Woah the rsh J he mame 1 sa ties a hat, and sake ine tS Irae" ere. Nari, mane ee ‘wok Hee ml 1 tat sak of ‘lente salir Late theetore fall A irc ctae the edness Tat the dae tos may be the las Wahl peel ote strat Park there ‘Rod what Hee dist mse of thes, ay only ‘rat and wnkosen tal the work For with fame saw sey nl with ote al he ee isi egos avert, M, Sarees tet feat ‘hres After alter he repeal y Goog!

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 13, 1914 n Cleveland Characteristics Chapter Ill of “Abroad at Home”’ American Ramblings, Observations, and Adventures By Julian Street Mlustrated by Wallace Morgan or bavi std nt Clevlaa i wen on, ven ‘anything old make ‘Seeking Excitement NSTRAD of aprectl ath me, iw woah I be ite lf rearot a myshare We bat the er 1 eo Elnahehon baling, with hry oral Mowever pare tmkered rot, sats some eet hile, wtegeraret Slow: Zaman rte Bear where of od were md meet seo oe meat omar rom gat whe “Bote var en res thy Ut merely ling the preonton Ink ine tay ey ines eae

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‘ut me Nor ‘ow aaaten femecnes ate aged wn the vue The fa (THAN at Saran Mens pex canon oie ‘sastachineto€ ruraen fo ere them Whe the Wythe Pacenalsthey ae ne ade wat te (ese with i listen They aero ater: the Home Ietce nt nv the vex tren an Amerienn tf Inve away’ be me hvu the svete Tut ove they were safety pv ‘sid concelve seh Pepa Pase frwrsa re uiferent, We uml ws re hnane {hat mac a exp ‘tater hat wea torr wn that It ven the ate ve wen Ieelntly sll nme Uf Only He had Settled Villa fay tad, to enetheyhgate three meen on tH ‘URRTA the flower sf the Mexican foitan, tv the American sl ail lem aleren thine ‘ues "1 Is nee to coe king each rie nacrmevels' mathe Iota ite the extreme pert) the ms sy wh me the meryretortant tu rete tite hy the mise fh uae wi rao tal ty the "The ‘alan, eins efore th Afar eo Sh Atay he he Hea Born Guerrillas SCRIP to det his onefour of oe pe mnt Nutter them are es ‘oval rather that seated The Self-Destroyers iy thie balfente Anes bt one At Hi ‘ton the "The secon fe perenne Tike ner hac The Ie wot ema on pe

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 13, 1916 ” ASK the pbc. in reading ‘wiat ix here set down, to be in mint two things The fest That we sont want the Uoited inter to annex Mexico, oF to conquer itor to xend our army into it. We wish to avoid, emphatieall, Wlentiieation with the Hearst tspe of jngo, Tike others within our knowledge, we have hesitated to criticize Wikon's Mexie policy. through fear of bela Awith that clase of evities whiwe wis be for warlike aggranulizewent. In the see i place, we aympathine the demand for agrarian reform Joo, whieh means the dividing up of od ot fa at a tet hm ie 8 Te ix grotenque that President Wilson. after revolting at Huerta, shoul thud hinmelt giving fort 10, a Teader work of distaste for Now that scame, be tant seer he praise. Tt be that he ought OM the meldranuatic interview whiely A Portrait of Villa Viresident Wilson gave 10 the "Satur Tana among. the pons. A man a hie BBY PAR the best corrvspemeure i i Wwite and ehilren spon wixty were of A has come out of Mexiew abut V ‘the worth ithe mont mbolesome hisie of ee Wo trea atone ine Mexico will soon tichieve it. Tut we believe that eo Ww sen Tr te comer pearenbly rocemen of aw, thaw through sich freatre aid such an pening Via nd we believe mst enaphatieally ‘his division of the Tan mut be ov wiat bs the muatter with Win He frien to make wears take the lace of facts, sid, ty the slang of the fahout by Mexira Itself. Ht eahnot he enter Say os for, be weie away with It, Wo. ‘and should ot be attempted th meth lave watched caetUtly the newspapers of ten. division of the Lal tha Villa these extracts ure the Valted taten for their comments on Ine the sword wil have to be supped by for tur tran and, with the sligle exe Ihe swan, The nitel totes ean mo nore ‘confer thie reform om Mecicw than i cam outer telfgmrernment apuw H, Get This Clearly in Mind ont intelligent and ave nking men inthe Uh rater ie Mee Her keaton f fof the Louisville *CouierJourna ia Tet them te thes fae, for it, Rome innards uf ralltors have tered quite Isrlea pre fo a tate Mr woble ail a. historian x0 lel i Kwowledge, Ana right here ix Wilson's fromble, Througl a skill in words whieh Wwe think, oxersubtle and i nati he ham reat 8 Hf, aud a world, both of whic ico which nie made ap of to fet cpus ie net's nen deters thee oat of Sle, sn ltr oat Mexient policy. Te says gia re it Reavieseeteatica sa in ong ti fae ronal, a Ae duck thinks the reotton wou Calin, Marhagrenarigeh OG es tp Theme tt The ere ietine een cto ew coe: Bere ieee Cenc, Oh reer en et Bere int to remem: how vee kaeen—tne Faieat hurt” The! amine this gary and work! of wus ber te thin: Whatever would have bape SWzht tte Kilt for chat bans” Haier Wenge fron ene tron nat hare heen Wileow’s ree Siri or arrest ove A Heed Be mall to opined hte pnnsiitity. wor ones. Hight here ix the alae ators al a saestnanship int me of tans milatkes in the discussion te ceca es erentoralaes Huei Mexie Seraph quoted from Wilson's wie Herta” i a fo {To take the mont oboe example, eo nda ike neyatire wet Vesna he una slavery.” Tt wie ote pra it ix wow” practically in We at reeal—and it woul te entiele nate to challenge Wilson 4 recall single mauare foot of the earth's Sivface upem which slavery. wae abo rel ky rebellion on the part of the inven. (The inland of Halt may be fomible exception.) The. abutiion of lovers haw incaratly few handed dow If these words uf Wilson's ia the Ta unereine be ieee extort psi RISEN SMEEL the part af the staves. 1 suite Won to Jnweut this sort of history aid thie sort te wa Ad ea fe Raesf ihilonophy for jtieution when Lian, cunt the army te be st, against his intention, het enw erekel gece tec tecler ind Villa bloody pring AD (estscuer hist Jogial cl Mignerece’ Sete ee” pet eer eet at. So car a the beaspapen are Souda, tion. dust here ix the orcas ‘ised Peers uid tose ores buon yee ete away wit He in sour mind aut sou will have © the round for eorvect hinki Wikon and Mexien, To recognize 2 new governient inv a foreign rosmntey is Tisnal thing, “practially the universal thing To refine to recogniae requires explanation: al respo is Just now he twat stand up to it To reeupise iw the normal wa, would hare bee wm Interferences To refuse to recuguie, Wilko di ix interfereuee—a sort of i

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I lows that in fixing the rates to be charged for gax.electricity,telephowe mesa. truley Fiden.ete we are arrauging to have these corporations collect Faxex from te an doers of these nervicen, ‘The effect that th ow far do we want to go with this? Hegolation seer in the matter in the long run, aul there ik event te frat masking ates 30 jer cent, aay, of Opera OL ‘The very poprnition suggests what Turing the thou: Wings lave Io Tvl toxeten grea Iy they have never arrived at a natinfactory metho of assessing upon tach idividal what hie mule P Tar ganizations herman Law. was the entering cial privilege to one elane of tawbreakers wh Another, TW affoiel the hmpiration for th ‘we commented! i aome weeks ago, soa aime privlleged elawsen, labor unions ad farmers” aso Antitast law should not apply. We have onseqnence of the oviginal ha precedent tv a bill Batra in the Honse, calmly proposing that “wen hired ur engaged. or A Sure Thing ecking to be wo hive or engage. ax strike breakers, x0 calle. for AY MTANSARD BAKER doe the pirpow of sosisting in or interfering with any labor trouble oF stating that the Washingt sien” hall be denied traneportation hy” lal cumpalgy of 110 othe bu flty- propane eto send the raleoad to jail. oF (0 ree Mr. Buvax and Mr. Roosistcr; and ma’ the Best fine 1 81,000, “Rome of the possible embarrawments of sendlog «We 'mee wi allroad fo Jail have caused further elawse to beaded by whieh the president, manager, ar other oicer may fake the corpo place in th Thamannich a6 the Jail ear, no reasonable railroad president ean object to {t harshiiomTaiepropusal to. Inypeison the fo other oficers of the curries” Indivitnally i ob to Pree sonal, We o IIL for any railroad oF teamehip purpose of arming or aalsting tn trike breakers.” TF some of these bills, whieh lis things bythe appliention of the Tferstate Commerre el Saf the Constitution, go 1. the railroas will have to Increase rates In over to hite evongh clalrvayants, ersatal gasers. and Hlotectives to know what the moral or moral purposes of the traveler ‘may be In busing, his tieket.-“There is sa far am we Know, Wo ocean 0 further ant say that, Inthe above event, th ‘surely will win, Is a clnch? he anew of phatara pledge —look for Party ‘otal planks of Hey 112 was not eave ‘raters generally take aug’ interest ‘or weigh the faien involve, Democrats who are tempted by ‘tatextnen of the oibsoteseent Chany hat w canvass of the delegate to the ‘Benatar Gott af Oklalon, shows S67) in anpport of the President In Whe the shipping sulchdy be repeated. struction te the Mina out why: Isis oi compari? for ansone to get exeited over this bill 1t is interesting. however iMlnstration of w tendency. You e Thad peverdent in clan oe having wr Jeainlation without arousing aw army of Tittle Olivers who want more, Das ve day aon man got intoxiented or was guilty of disorderly conduct. Aw Lloyd-George and Prosperity rt has the £01 complement af dives ans grog shop, HUES PIRIGHTENE tone rin to wll b with the strict enor ‘re proud of el authorities a Soto woN mud HeSsaatas perace bx learued ly practilng I tate an pane ‘The Institute of ti and Waker (not a ‘Horrible Examples for Commencement Fallen) bs) wa enterta iat the present ne going 10 have a tat 0 sit the tint Tot the be to ay in of what thal iy auevessfil se Baas hia, ane Hac Peston, tne others (e.g... Ree, Enlversity of v= ThsstaX, Hamilton). nt these four cone to mid one, Note these examples aud avid thet Proceedings quotes Taint Socruwank, member of the Prity Counet And presilent of the Lawlon Chamber of Commeere, ax fallow: He wold onty nay ho thes fella we corse: seen that the femme having rate a Hwa preset Ty om fine vearas aod (be erat deware wit the ft of mde, Evidently Bl ing ont some measure of social Justice ated thix releasing the ener. ates of free aad hopes ‘The manufuetirern ant traders of {Gent Britain will so rect montinents to Lasnvitienan. Regulation and Taxes MIE PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION of New Jersey operates ‘assem of trolley Tines, gas works, and other public utilities fn that State. Drang the year 1913 taxe pad amo ‘Operating rereime—t.e, every time a es are reported 0 e ‘The oxsfakers ane the nt alter: eve his fe: Ings about the truth of Oxslonor or Oxypathor from personal experk tel to seni as his or her story of tinea meiefwe. ad ‘what it haw failed to do to relieve suflering, The trath, will oute= Int we leave it to sou whether we shall print your mime or not stterteat tickets he pal 6 ee ac Claeaen pena uskor ot ade ena tn Is This So? fonparien weit ike His went the Mecbapyt ee tat AAPHONOS eae tases er rent of the combine nese of all te i 1 trifle higher thaw the New Jersey rales. yer cignanteetises sana tuts trate poune Sates spo Beery fet MD pall by subscribers receivi em ° es Rell telephone system (amd there are several me The Fame of Lincoln er 5 yer cent faxes—that is, om yay a d the compans ay THIN FIFTY ¥ el for the Governnient. All these wtilities are sujet fo. regi the centenary Tation hy publieservice commision, Rates mist be Rael high enowgh Fei tocar aqeratingg expetsen, ad fpeare between the Uaited States au _ his statue is to be erected opposite Westni ses are such an expense. It fol the Houses of Parliament. In the very center of Loudon, at the heart

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of the British Empire, a repliea of Sarsr Garess's great work in Lincoln Park, Chiengo, will testify to the high place our Civil War President has taken in the history of civilization. We all know why. —And the Lincoln Myth YPM THE FAM ‘The plain truth fy that he Wax a maw af uncommon naturalness, dig nity, and. grace; an athlete of extraoninary power foie of the photographs of hit are ininan pletures that are inhereutlyvlecora proved this some years ago hn an article four recent query about the six best biographies, 2 Friend thus expreme Minne: Tent amd Tim sure 1 have no fait to fd with 1 at ‘Thy nat tude the Wograya! ete, who erly Tabet. fasts lem attention to exhaustive dee than to the eo Seppe hat wordy Poe my fat Ft mre etl a te Firming” Seruunsox'n “Father Duan ned Ba tha: the trite fm grown ian tora dear Hie she. comrade hers the trate att ome can twa thre three bs withont ghia of fad he cite in his support nuch authorities fix the great French reulptor Roots. tn ‘ebate and in his writings Lascots: ranks fan one of the mantern of the English Ian ‘guage, His work iy a permanent part of ‘ue literature, and m sentence frome one of Tic adalrewsen Ie framed bn one of the halls ‘at Oxfont an an example of perfect Dovavax Fame xometiines needs nothing ‘wut the truth, and Liscots’s personality wan worthy of hn soul. By No Means Apt UIBBLING about the use of word ix not our specinity—yet the misine of Sood wort Woes at timer in reon Us ‘Take “apt,” for example. When the ite aki or Hult bit ix Implied ia thexe three. eters bit oF preiaposition. One aaye very Properly “an honest nian ix wot apt to for feet hi abilities” just ay old ast exten ‘wrote: “For fat ix wonvrons apt to burn.” Newnpapers nowadasn—and they ot Wwithaot dictionary” encouragement — are Tunklog apt” mere synonym for “lke Tn cana ‘where Just one action, ad no liabit-oF custom, te involve. This abuse cont rain nt of thee seca hw tt a Tat an me weet td tah wth 9 ‘eng aorta! ‘witom, jou nighen me We rant, fiend, though we ean I Ly escape your curve of the been meaning for some tine Pleming.” who. wrote the Tut stale mother (urkey ‘Rte did nor sive taint dam, we're pretty strong for the other two ug reader Add bograpion? An Interesting Sophistry OTHER COMMENT on the list of Why, indeed? Getting Rid of Toit Wise euaieey: ‘of & helpless monoryliable In to be noted inthe news columas of the New York wvening Powt?—the Prunes and Prisms fof American journalism. Prom the Ne York Times” w that “when the news came that Veen Cruz had been taken he [ifr Noawax Axon} ‘emphasized the grave danger of Aituation that was apt to cane iy ervel fof the litle adjective oceuen in New York's renascent “Tribune,” where we read Honscr Grexisy must have shivered in his marble tomb when the reporter for hix newspaper typed this gruesome sentence. Helps to College Temperance ATATIETIC OLD GRADUATE, signing Smelt. bas w the Yale “Daily News” a poetic expotition of the contempt ‘which, In his opinion, former Yalensians have for the present under raduate body. The “high point” of the piece is its melancholy Fecollection of the gooil old dass ‘Aten the Harvard ga New Haven’ Inttersay degenerates are accused of drowning their numerous athletic defeats In tea. There are things too dep for geet ft notab a jects oan unsympathetic byatamer that Haresrms, Weay, ad the ‘other Harvard coaches might very well he described ax the men ho took the ale out of Yale. More power to tem! There are many warw’of entting out the drink at our rolleges, anil any method which does the work is a good thing for the future of the conte. “Now tell Uncle Teddy oll about it” loo Marin a he Rrskiyn Hate we are not Tike ning improve: tent that goen on in these devices. Maguet crane that will pick np and carry Ave tone ff loone scrap iron: oueman coat-handling igre that will unload ve hundred ton fof coal in an hour so that Sou can see the xhip rine Inthe water: lather in whieh fen tools cut into two piecer of teed at fone time and one man rine Uo sich machinox—thexe are only three of the new weajns we are now using {0 conquer the world things. What are we going to do with it? Looking Backward in 1999 ILE: PARIANS, femminiats, revolutionaries. swinging in the welter of ‘hose times when the century wax roung, were often pend fe: lows, changed with sincerity and zeal. How angrily and heartily they ‘wrestled with thelr work, with drawn brow and uneasy eves, nding tbo peace in the world, refusing the peace of an inner withdrawal: always in pain over mankind and restless with themselves. They caught A hasty regeneration and upheaval in the dark hope that they might tern dro thy with each new thrust of reen ists, breathing In the wind of fars. stretching their intelligence thin over a throng of cases, accepting gospels and evangels with an everfresh welcome. And they paid the penalty of that variable impulse hy an absence ‘of ssmimetrs. of serenity, of central control. There was a flatness uch of their troubled temporary work, sure of nothing except that all ie change. ‘They busied themselves with tossing age-old In stitutions Into the bonfire, depasing Gon (in thelr own liver), plan ng a new and greater state, a more admirable society, on what ‘ould’ prove well pleasing to lawless girke and hasty improvising isionarica. They constructed a logic where no two person# agree fon the premise, and reared a philosophy out of « whirl of caprice

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tewart Speedometer -the a speedometer in the er Neatly 30 car manufactorers equip sscot petdometets im mae are M It is time you were re- Hleved of all back-breaking hand pumping, and all the tire troubles and expenses that_are caused by using a 1 by pressing a pedal od lighting equipments that om the driver's seat by merely ing. of all they wer Tire Pump. Many car m important tare just coming to,—the facturers are now installing this Stewart finn Tire Pump 2s regular Complete onky festa 15 =" The! Great Chain Stewart Service Stations - that mean Real Service ‘You standby and watch the Stewart Tire Pump do the work. COLLIER's Fo ‘entomaer Pace $60, What's the use of beautiful spring con struction and 10-inch upholstery if you haven’ pump that will keep your tires up to prope inflation? How many car owners religiously te the pressure of air in the tires on their cary How many rua along on half-filled tires. unt they are nearly flat, before they again blov them up to the pressure stipulated by th fe maker? Tire manufacturers will tell you that ¥o should test the tires every few days, andl if the don’t show the right pressure, then they sbou! diately brought up to the right pre But you are hound to put off this har work as long as you can, if itis up to yout do it with a hand pump. With the Stewart Tire Pump mounted © yo it you simply throw over a Titi fever and the motor does all the work ‘quickly, It fills a big 364% in. tire, for i Stance, in five minutes. It is designed on th most © ‘engineering lines, beautifull built and finished. ‘The piston is steel, hari ‘ened, ground and lapped. The connecting tc irdened steel. The cylinder has fins whic fe perfect air cooling. ‘The base is alum ccan enter tie, Complete, with air pressure Rauge and 12 feet ‘of hi igh grade hose, only - = Can be fitted on your present car, old « new. Write for complete catalog, and tet « Know the car you are now driving. If yo aire buying @ new car the dealer will inst: it for you Stewart-Warner § nective Offiests 1 Service Sta 17 Branches.

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JUNE 13, 1914 a Disadvant. Grav ) which the : ee ot eet Gasoline System oe pvercomes Trey of that dad cel Lone oF the other yticms Decuuse there wae nothing beter: ‘Aes, comsected withthe carburetor. “The tatake strokes of Eio'chambers, upper and lower” ‘The upper chamber con: Tupeedly aad ith aa even presure: The Advantages of the Stewart Vacuum Gasoline System tr tne ioe eae of motor eles ea te pltced im advanese eet foe wey any garage mass Pree Vacuum Gasoline entirely overcomes Diverter Boulevard, Chicago ‘The pressure aystem requires, first a hand: phonp to, supply pressure betore wavee, Starting the motor-next, an thea, an air pump on motor or 8 ie th ‘on exhaust manifold, Bice guolie tank fa rear an anh ler capa spout strong enough to e- Sistuse of heavy wrench on filler ca ‘magnetic gasoline gauge on tank~—a ‘von nena exra ine of ping il the disadvantages and annoyances Of taking care of so many devices. Ail {hese contraptions cause trgubey Teaks SMtoppages “firet, too much presssure heer no pressure—then, no ‘gasoline. rom rae supply tank Into asa Ever one ofthese dnadeantages it done gutrely soureto the carburetor” It ls avolutly sutoutic and alaling. Read complete description above. away wth bythe Stewart Vacou Gasoline 5

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cy COLLIERS FOR JUNE 13, 1914 Ruminations ‘ By George Fitch ‘ful hf mon youngsters ant for wor Shona, ronbied trae men ml The pte Wit cen edt mate abit moran fe The nee gra hurting trough each te ad Stat ue raper vm brfore the windoen aon ry ie they ry i uprhe tateinOu AK! "Daly Mitton st and Weaver fanned? "Taow Wale or ure ave pete wth the ek? Why We Have an Immi- Aintehurke? Her ees tome dope om Meeka?™ gration Problem The Waiting List for South America uci, Thon anton have dre nom sath Amertenn fu that we are seeking mes the ae cotient ety Om Could We Fight in Syncopations? ME erent ers whe the ew’ mineral ‘ot a patent Seating pee Tt es To he mr homed Te eter’ Sextet (tal herrtte maesdon afer Bic aod Re eto se tore bvighly wih neon farton tat we eive thewe ‘ewes or the Ris Gene inate nn Pte Too Much Opportunity soe tanmt We widened TIE: Vt tates eam inl enter ie ter seme crviitaed oy men 8 coed Testy a aittece in sabe fo none iar ther entten Inert atthe Tit hasbeen ihe "her then he eto iit ad ewetort 1 ‘simp th mrt of hie teat before the atte Tan cetyl ree tha tote sme 4 Iturbide ess Kena Mt Mees ninety yours ne ‘ine tn ‘et at fon? Lifes nny And Phe al of money tbe mate at dame Kern a erie, writes rting, dear, °F pease take ff the id? One oh Fae ad fo i iw the Rio ‘once again ev be trot, ont Hr tom how weve pen The erect erm foe! rth otter the track — Bexior a exon Im the land wehre the hat tamales ore, very dlscomeaging, Google ill

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 13, 1914 —— aS The Strangest School in the World BRUCE BARTON Nis Tie ponte I ke ‘aah ‘ Pathetic Scholarship It appeals to the most critical taste There is no guest too fastidious, no occasion too formal or too impor- tant for Campbell’s Tomato Soup Its irreproachable quality _com- mends it to the most exacting epicure. And it is so readily adapted to the character of the meal—light or hearty as the case may be—that in each in- stance it seems exactly the fitting key to the occasion. Prepared as a rich Cream-of- tomato, or served in bouillon cups topped with whipped cream it is an especially inviting “overture” to any meal. How about that particular “com- pany-affair” of yours?

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My ot work al agems to Ey Pa % This hap-hazard expression is common among inexperienced motorists. It often brings costly penalties. ae pe he The earn should never ret said simply because he se! no oul You cannot spare ime to fequently wie ate et yamine your wrise-pine and. bearings Nor can "you, after each tun, inspect your evlinder walls and piston rings for ign of faulty Tubrication. Every good automobile motor is bail to sand abuse “for tne No matter how ineffciene yout oi your motor for while will “acento ‘work all rig But igh fuel bills often poi powers sores dey de 10 SS Aninepeiibvicmdieviich Ge ‘annie ta toe The Price of Rawhide Pesto nc a ARES Lubricating oil, (prevent power- See Petes Eg (lay sb sido yor system, piston-lenrance, bearing a Tat peteellegae elo SO tit Wi Stern mos Ee (2). ts guaity muse == ion to the moving =) | Bee ea: _ ‘How can you mate tad Matestor's race, | Wha canis conet a ioy and igh quan? — FS Fee rerinlg ty A tte, glde wil be ound pe inthe ereullystudied recommendation. — BE ed inthe Lubrcatig Chat printed — ‘arnt teal ot tho rec hi ei art atthe right. Each recon tion in thie Chart was made fateful engineering analysis of = rest lubrication. = = A con at cola Chat il be si tn vet jouer mae mee aetes On request we will also ail 3 pam phe onthe Const Tutieation of Automobile Engines It deacibes im deal commonengine roubles fgves their caunes and ered, “Firenepeeverttte diner peesteost trate ik Entire om sak ere toi ys rad fort ac 3 ‘he vatious grades of Garpople Mobile = ‘ls ted to remove free cron, are: SAF Gargosle Metieit "\" Ee ‘Gargoyle Mobilit" Gargople Motilal “E Gangorle Mobil “Artie iB GAREONe hea ] ae “ug wisn Mobiloils ingly nur nie They Sar said Se A grade for cach typeof mater ter. "os et te VACUUM OIL CO, Rochester, N. Y., U.S. Av vara tia Aetfe i svhten ‘ame, “take tan a te te es ee Zed By Good

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 13, 1914 10% More for Your Money 25-cent size, nearly three aving i pack ys See how long ng it offers Taste, sk that hc thine Bealby The First Humorous Novel By H. WELLS Since *iipps" | Wil ein Cale’ NEXT WEEK | ‘tte Toles ore Stanek a The Trouble Makers of Mexico | The Cream That You Use On Quaker Is the richness of the milk. It has flavor than whole milk. So with Quaker Oats. It is made by our process from the cream of the oats. s they come to. us—small and large never supply such flavor. We pick out the big grains, the plump and the luscious. We get but ten. poun Quaker Oats from a bushel. That secret of this taste and aro But this cream of the oats, unlike cream of the milk, costs you no extra price, Y this richness unmixed, undiluted in Quaker, for one-half cent per dish. Quaker Oats | With a Rich, Distinctive Flavor } any years ago, ina very The reac ic hi small way, we stamed to make made Quaker Oatsinvt {hi fod of foods ture made tthe wtmost ‘We picked out the gaint as food. We made it now." We rolled them, a» now, children would ent a0 abundatice Imo large, luscious fakes. ‘And Now millions of chldren every wre employed a long process to day get vies from Quuker Oats Teep the favor inset "tars what it mann to get ee Quaker deci, « deightul A few housewives bought it, Suh at a very litle ie, Aad Then more and mare. “The fame $ love for food which c othe aver seed feeds, rd mos grownups Now Quaker Oats has become the worl! breakfast A hun- ‘red mations send to 0st eet ‘A thowand million diber are ‘consumed each yea. 10c and 25¢ per Package Except in Far West and South The large 25-cont pochage gies ten per cont more for the money The Quaker Oats @mpany a finer nds of is the ‘ou get wor. We ing, No tious ety eb

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2 COLLIER’S FOR JUNE 13, 1914 SSS aS The Weak Point in Farming Tt Has No Sales Department

SERS of dental cream can now have the » PA teed | sasha ‘Your druggist will supply you with either Or.lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder Dental Cream ‘Asa produet of Dr. Lyon's laboratory Dr. Lyon's Perfect Dental Cream at once becomes the slandard prepara- tion among tube dentiices. The safety and ffcency foe which De Powder hat been know for hee gene fay i the Dental Cea. De. Lyon's Perfect Dental Cram is « te adrance in <dental cam fore, ke. Devas

Whe Di. Lye’ nae ea) mi oot Industry Is Handicapped cone-shaped pe; through "4 cones shaped hole— nor ean you raped holes of the Brash. Eennacttrictes [inure tert Ictictichnes etal ge Poscease, euameniahians Shaving Brush

Stomach or tatetine mae di i something sere SEMESSE:

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wy COLLIERS FOR JUNE 13, 1914 End time-waste in your billing This complete correspondence typewriter automatically foots and proves your bills while it types them 11 questions © iets inant co suns answered Aa Soe cade ly ace lence ke. No business man can shut his eyes to this new : time-saver. It will soon ard, first-class adding machine it i low. bens ctandard ns'the type: Ankrememiee fannie machin writer itself, gehen panics, banks, cy departments railroads, ; % son wiped ot by Epes companies seumsip nes ee Below pme natural say nothing of the ‘eraph companies, brokers and many in ‘her line, aNrerenet If you wish vo have the name of a ® user in your neighborhood we shall be “Ue it complicated?” lad to supply “Will it really save time and No, Whileittoals with cold-steelpreci= se suisse "OO “Dstt dura severe we @ Decidedly. We have teximonallet- anys ters from offices which have bee this machine for years. Th Most ssaredly. Within an hour your chines were the frst om the typist can Tear £0 operate it reais How moch longer they will Keep in fist class condition, we do nor yet Lio Be. to sy that we coms “Cam my present operator use it?! that wo ire saving 20% of our time in entering billings ad “Can it be used readily on my regular correspondence?” “Why should I bother about = me ‘oabterper's work? Ik isnot question of bnddrping. Ut Wills hile st yer thm, letcal time, Phe saved time ean be used forcollectionsorcther productive puro Line. “The bey are nx gence a8 wih the wnat ding machiee Ther “Will ite my preent billing rte with sabe pews ck deh ia ing and_sbiracting Yeu leas inaysem. Ted Te applies to sm effectively at applies t large one @ “Ie it absolutely accurate? REMINGTON Adding and Subtracting TYPEWRITER The beat evidence i this: _ Its wed Sabet Remington Typewriter Company, Incorporated, New York City (Branches Everywhere) For cher, clean typeseriter rectte, use Remtico Brand letter paper. carbon paper and ribbons. Write to our neared lc, =x

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The Gasoline Toll Gate Does Not Stop You in a Saxon SAXON MOTOR ‘COMPANY, DETROIT

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Cleveland C! tore drining tooo Correct at All Costs [A180 eee ro the te Horse Troop Te has been in existence for = Sa ‘inserted ‘trom Dew i the thts we sm sien, sen LE ————— haracteristics How a small thing has grown large ‘Twenty-seven years ago, in one small tom, with 140 helpers, 1 man began a busines enerpre—the making of men’s guts [= Leaeee es aan tamer Scilla brtson | "Sarno 8 on hat ts marlon vk | eee setemerbang anette | Ort Sa pct Foocponseienee enn Ta tombe af oponcen& now more | _ The qui now bv then it te Tie tewtenterter ning | pers, be fn scorn Merson eed ty wae Terese gs | nd ted ne ny eabed see Fefonhopmeh an Something About Business at machin, errr of Cleland’ ae Alomans Driak- sk Saipat Gveryhedys Drink > > we ‘THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Allan's Drak Viieorously good---and keenly delicious. Thirst-quenching and refreshing. ‘The national beverage---and yours. ‘rnd th eine by fl name —

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———SSaa EE Tiestinemarieenesr the mon aie BC cere reas emo eater eel ae perenne ee eds Besa ean ona ae ty ee ete caien meee ADORA ‘Another desert delight, Wafers of pleasing ie and form with a bountiful confectionery "Another ip tothe hone Aetensent Gas NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY PLAN YOUR VACATION NOW VISIT THE COAST OF MAINE and the MANTIME PROVINCES esrtoest ea tek aan arta Ren Rent | | “x tade Wine, Boson rot sever ks Tatie the most in practical ee tment She Dares t0 Plan for Beauty Ate convene af ‘hry ehere wil Het Bevan ier : fine ant " Ameen 0 eat, bgt apie fet long ite 4 Paen Oke ‘eek an Siete numbed — SE Exit Madame ‘Sith agent thor ttn ait at wen te te rai "Red, ake tot_that was a tons. tong

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 13, 1914 As right as a full jeweled watch Vest Pocket Kodak with Kodak Anastigmat lens ERE is efficiency—a camera that will slip easily into the vest pocket—so small and light that there is always room for it, yet in every detail of con- struction and equipment, an instrument of precision. The Kodak Anastigmat lens is ground by skilled workmen, from the finest Jena glass. The result, under experienced superintendence and a system of most rigid tests, is a lens that gives microscopic defini- tion, is free from astigmatism, and renders perfect flatness of field. Its speed (/8) is extremely high for a lens used only with a fixed focus. The Kodak Anastigmat is made exclusively for use on the Vest Pocket Kodak, and it meets absolutely the most exacting requirements. The Kodak Ball Bearing shutter into which this lens is fitted, has proved itself the most reliable of shutters—reliable because it works without jar or bang, and so does not throw itself out of adjustment, It has instantaneous speeds for 1/25 and 1/50 of a second, the time action—opening at one pressure of the lever and closing at the next, and the so-called “bulb” action, where the shutter opens when the lever is pressed, and closes when it is released. ‘The shutter has iris diaphragm stops and is equipped also with the Autotime Scale—by which correct exposure can be told at a glance. ‘The camera has a brilliant reversible finder, and uses Kodak film cartridges of eight exposures. The pictures are 154 x 214 inches, but so sharp and clear are the negatives, that enlarge- ments can be made to any reasonable size—and at small cost— to the post card size, (314 x 514), for instance, at sixteen cents. Working with a mechanical precision that is a delight, free from all complications, simple in every detail, instantly ready for business without focusing, so small and smooth that it is pocketed without annoyance—here is efficiency. ‘Vest Pocket Kodak, with Kodak Anastigmat lens, If it ien't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak, EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, ote aoen fre ak your ROCHESTER, N. Y., The Kedak City. a

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COLLIER's FOR JUNE 13, 1914 A $10. repair bill on 70 acres of roof—; over a,16’year period - HE. Bush Terminal Bul ings in Brooklyn, N.Y exten a pill along the shor. se Nar oat a aloes setoesed fora exam “The net roof acea of these h when properly laid, make the ings is 3,100,000 square feet— est and most economical roof. ‘or mote than 70 acres Architects, engineers and con: tractors know that, The Barret Specification is followed abso- Iutely, the revolting roo! sill last longer anid cost Jess than, any other kind very in arrett 1807, wher the frst covered, the evs of maintenance Ihas heen fest thaw $10.00, Fine ete “extreme penalty of ‘The Hush Terminal peuple write ‘woe wi ‘The isle behind The Barrett | ROOFING-Shall be Barren Soccifention tan old one, ex | Presaca,Ren ao Seed sblahed ty yeerof expen: | Qasr —namely, that coal tar pitel, ——— arte felt, anv gravel of slag, sainancree af the ame mony titieae, Watt perstraton ae wet reithe lace where then att onght sop eo, that P0) BARRETT. MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Paveing with rage, ML Narn Publications of the Department Hl of Agriculture ‘The Department of Agriculture has anumber of. very interesting bulletins, written in popular style, available for free distribution. ‘These cover not only the subjects of poultry and cattle raising, the grow- ing of fruits and vegetables, care of bees, construction of farm buildings. the marketing of farm products, and the keeping of accounts, but also cover much that is of interest to those living in cities, such as bulletins on the food values of beans, peas and other legumes, exxs. poultry, cereal breakfast foods, fruit, sugar, corn and corn products, potatoes and other root Crops, nuts, milk, cheese, mutton and fish, and bulletins on “Meats, Composition and Cooking.” “Principles of trition and Nutritive Value of Bread Making.” and “Canned Fruits, Preserves and Jellies.” A full list of these bulletins (not the bulletins themselves) and information fon how to obtain them will be sent to all those who will write to Collier's Washington Bureau, 902 Munsey Building, Washington, D.C. Our service is entirely without charge.

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‘Meare up to the Sta [scserite sity J ir wir | 9 eases out of 10 it + ques tion of Feeding propery fed, other being correct, Baby shou east be Normal in his development AD il makes «curd Baby'sStomach, The cundihould be lights the digestive the delicate stomach ean Gail Borden Eagle Brand Com deme Mil. makes «Tight, oc talent card similar to that of Mather’ Milk the necessary elements jing Sr flesh and one ‘The Baby is satised and grows normally. am. Send for Feeding Chart and literature. Borden's Condensed Milk Co. y. BRAND. an ConpDENSED COLLIER‘S FOR JUNE 13, 1914 3 i WHIRLPOOL=DISHWASHER wile's salvation inthe hot months. }| of summer. |] No. contact of stamped with hot water, metal: beauty " enameled and seam oe croamentally fn- el desing: pump uted. Indispensable in seashore apartments andothersum- set homes. Reduces time in hot kitchen toa very few minutes. ergs member or being nd te the a JOHN WANAMAKER STORE Philadelphi nd the Wanamaker evelar say of it “Allest—g nccenfel dahwerh- —". .. Sereans .. . have been lng machine forthe home comeited to this Dishwasher after) “Ft cdeors sith ht nad, rinses single tl: fori saves them so ithblling water sterizeronddrieg much hard_ and’ unpleasant work (our dahes ino ceryfowminaten”” and 10 life rouble fo operate.” "The hands need not tuch the “It makes dhashing a pleas- sa et Seer osu fo ‘ef rouphening the skin. No matter The well-Avoen objections Mee TET thet woter even the free! to previous types of Dihwosh {los sil not crock er break.” have all been overcome inthis one Average family size $15.00 Information funithed Tanger sites ll machines ily ‘tmoney elund TT oct cbuinable i you lclty, the Whipoo wil be sent peepid yeah ends idl dso od cen SS Hershey-Sexton Company, Manufsctarere NEE Fert Stet, Pindeigha, Pa: for Motorcycles! “My Lighting System Must ly Motorcycle” “The Prest.O-Lite Co, Inc, 730 Speedwa , Indianapolis, Ind-

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eI COLLIER's FOR JUNE 13, 1914 ——=== age of ber pl Hier pope reerten 1 Cin eae Seoer be a te | The Day’s Work besoin setae ea ney Neckbands that don’ttighten up mean comfort and lon, | service, A shire may Bt | When new, butif the neckband shrinks you come to hate that | shire and dodge wearing it. | an terry Shirts sreimade wth pre shrwnd neckbands and | romain comfortable, ‘They ae accurate in pater and ut, measure tre 10 site ina | mark and are wora with same sive collar, ‘gap oc rol of bach: sou 1, Guaranteed fi olor and wear ed euch "Se = ‘ cierrietan Klosed-Krotch patents, Nain- 00k to silk —$1.00 up for mens 50 cent of quality lade Sats Gloves, "Hoses, Sue ponders, Neckwear, twed away, ate ‘irene a Combinette Shirt essed der the Kloted-Krotch Patents Another Wikon Bros. spe- ‘aly is this one-piece outing ‘hit’ made withthe same patented closed crotch at de- 2 You fat he igh rod, nd Paty tzibedabore. Stasemothly |r! Yoe te'sa tr St oa draped, No tail to. “Ww cuts” Variety of fabrics and rmake-ops—$1.50 and more. ‘At your furisher's Ainge ola rae vat | MOORES MODERNMETHODS| io Agee | ese ret “eto nt sou owe|| FREE se eotnaty eee nasenext Schon i an Ree zed by Google

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The Smuggled Calabash A Tale of Crime and Reparation beep oma ne "77, Me Ceiccial ING 404 COLLIER’S FOR JUNE 13, 1914 Fits any Bath Tub. Needs no Curtain. Don't Have to Wet your Hair. Almost ‘as Enjoyable as Ocean Bathing. 10 Days’ FREE Trial No Money in advance. Only $6 Let Us Lend You A KENNEY Shower ‘AllMetal, EaryToPotUp he best rod math sei every dy LISTERIN ot, only cleanses

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ANITA BRUSHES. Hair Never Falls om a Healthy Scalp Ves (eek ash yay, Aa 529 4070 per Brickbats and Bouquets a’ When You MUST Stop Your Car Af erttt CORES Brake Lining -100% Mant ote foremo gst ‘he et Yu ding ar [Se weer mans TICS We Want a Boy in each community o join our Junior Sales Department. Here's « real opportunity for you to help some boy to help himsel. (Our pan develops nitive thi s.eace. andl the eber tis 0 sdeaogroa a a wowing cothinem is revered by ov valable The woik is profitable *REWARDS OF MERIT" Send us the names of sme junior in your nighbadhood in whom you ate iter P. FL COLLIER & SON Jon Ses Depa 16 West [ih Stet, New York Cay "nen Child te Knoon by He Dos” gear Sac they aod, ‘ik Hoon Caer 2 S08

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 13 —— Shall the Mails Be Used for This? | —aEa——— Years to Make It” tin ant prodeced COLLIER'S The National Weebly ome $3 one 81914 Somber 13 a REDUCED FARES FOR SUMMER CRUISES JAMAICA, CUBA, PANAMA CANAL, CENTRAL AMERICA, COLOMBIAN PORTS. Sie ‘hock of general Knowledee facures knows that exch ue invariably contains notes at dex ol the varied developments ofthe industry in which he engaged ote ald to:t~wherher i be an economical peneratr of power, ‘era iechorical device, which will save hon thousaide of dollars 3 eat ‘The engineer recognizes the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN as an au thors all matters im his profession, and knows ies information i becurse,concne and help The mechanic—the farmer—the doctor sichec-eoch noms that che formation contained in the issues of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is of great importance and of real ‘dollars and cent vale to him, resive wideswake man you need the SCIENTIFIC SAN, you will appreciste te worth and enjoy reading it Reerber the influence of the SCIENTIFIC. AMERI- CAN is always on ‘greater efficiency — better ways to accomplish a definite end. [A yeas sulecription cone $3.00, Your check or omey lawyer the bunker—ehe ‘Rote eadell ay

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= COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 13, 1914

The New Price is 41,550 This HUDSON Six-40 met « welcome last season which broke all Hudson records. It s0 met men's ideals that the end of our out- put left 3,000 orders unfilled. The demand compels us—for 1915 | 31 New Features to treble our production. And that trebled output—which lowers | Oye whole exginetng comps— ‘cur cott—permits a redaction of $200 under last year's price. 48 engincers—devoted al lst yeu to refinements, They added thity- ne ew featres i. comfort and

A Tribute to any type of quality car. And this year, | convenience. These are some of jineerin with multiplied output, they reduce that | the attractions in the model just out: Me. pape ay ee ‘A dingised seine body. chief engineer—gave his best to this The Year's Record Prlngiayae ped yt ha med ond be Be, The HUDSON Sa-40ha nov cn | Sa ‘mc ‘ero ‘effort of his career. for a season—in thousands of hands, Extea tonneau seats, Heduwsd dh ‘the and ill sorts of roads, in Europe and | Hand-bufed labor = the 4? eogasen who wack wh hin, Angee And matunga shetcomr | Teac Pa er ge p= emmy «| CREE ny Op my tag the final conception of an ideal car. sanneed Exey has proved | “OneMos" ton, wil quich-djatiog

—— ine pracical At the car reveled a |, cue atached 3 tel men flocked by the thourands to | ic! ian, wid Peta! day Names toa ‘And the end of the season left 3,000 | Simplited Delco sting, lighting and leat qualtycar buyer today init on ecywact 5 Da SA the upper car ate Tr vn nol insight ofthe | St ‘pe <i, “Id tobe Beh. Men ob atun- HUDSON Su-4l.| And the yeu | Fe rte © to tebe at uo- with a uebled output, with thirty-one | Speedometer fom Wain needed weight. And they know that jew features and a much lower price— | Automatic park advance Ith cobied wih eng = Gaver west he qacuens | Tat gee patton [Siem Sy Brg hws ede 300 He es le wa and with wo ea nme se ye HUDSON Si inthe lender | Sein t had to be economical. So they in a new, immensely popular clam ht | Zytkrckepbace adopted from Europe a new-type motor Lita & iacead ~sinall bore and long stoke. Itlowered ver. It marks the top lt in quakty, | New price, $1,550 fob. Detroit. all previous records on operative cost— Foy. fh and equipment. Itmaks | Standard Roadster, same price.

sizeof car and power considered. the low bmit—for such a car_-in price, 2 ee Wey te Uae HOBSON, you Kee tr can the me Hs cat, So the this i, you ‘rotor care the more ri wih, ia scamian body, coe of the tar wil nppeal fo you Our Larger Six-54 Stes Week HUDSON dealers everywhere The HUDSON Six-54—built on the

‘And it had to be priced where tens now have on show this 1915 same ines, with 135:nch wheel base and of thousands could buy it.” So they model, at our 1915 price. Our grester power—ses for $2,350 wweat below any price ever quoted on new catalog is ready. Ferre eo want a ig. inprowie cas,

HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 7904 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich.

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conn J sone rs. rere 2° The Big Things Goodyear Did Stop and consider—you men who fight battes— | what it meant to win top place ii Tiredom. | There were dozens of rivals—some strongly intrenched, And for years Goodyear held about the bottom place. Now Goodyears rule. And so far this year, despite all competition, the enormous army of Goodyear users has in- creased 55 per cent. Consider what big things we must have done to win a triumph like that in this hard-fought field. These Are Some of Them Our All-Weather tread. ‘This is a tough, double- | thick anti-skid, as smooth as a plain tread, but ferasping wet roads with countless deep, sharp- We put in charge of our factory men of high ideals Men who believed that the only way to win was pest build the best tire in the world. eel wie These things combat your four greatest tire troubles. ie ere ence peadeaerd -y built i jin-ways that no maker has followed. ag, bg tine NoRlayCut Gen cost cos ene We Reduced Tire Cost fifth more than other standard tires. That made the ‘We built new factories, modemly equipped. We Goodyear battle hard. invented labor-saving machinery, employed experts: a ae. AN casVoaipud Maseaned enue Dihiniensk dill tele Viriilte. MaMa We reduced, the same time, our profit margin, until last year it averaged 64 per cent | No-Rim-Cut tires—built better than ever—sell at half the old-time prices. These tires—once the cost- partment of Research and Experiment, and put cores of experts in it. We spent in this way $100,000 yearly—just to learn how to better tires. And we adopted every betterment, regard of its cost. liest—now undersell 16 other makes. | No Rival Followed That's our biggest achievement. Right in the frst ff cost it often saves you 25 per cent. It insures | Jn some of these ways no rival has followed. 0 four Goodyeare for what some makers ask for, |f Goodyears are still the only fires which embody these contly features bree tires, The other savings ate hidden. This one is clear: Goodyear prices mean an actual saving, clear and undisputed ~ paid you at the start, Our No-Rim-Cut feature, which has ended the chicfest tire trouble. That bby secrecy. It has ultless feature we contr wved tice users millions ‘Tal: Jouddadah gen seat Castine Tike you get all these savings. Any dealer who hasn't Our “On-Aic” cure. All No-Rim-Cut tires ate — Goodyears can get them from our nearest branch, final-cured on aircfilled tubes, under actual road con- ditions. This is done to save the countless blow-outs due to wrinkled fabric. This one extra process— | employed by no other maker- adds to our tire cost periaes (joop SYEAR 37” AKRON, OHIO Our rubber rivets. Hundreds of these are formed in each tire, during vulcanization, to combat loose No-Rim-Cut Tires treads. This method—used by us slone—has re- duced by 60 per cent the risk of tread separation. sat = THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Torenta, Canada Landon England Manica Cy Mesicn

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When Is a Picnic No “Picnic?’—Without B.V. D. WM J ear B. V. D. all day and every day, in town or out. Stow a few extra suits vi Tas your bag or trunk “for good measure.” They'll “come in mighty VY handy” for a change between sun-up and sun-down—after a tramp—after a dance—after brisk play at the nets or on the links. When you get home from the office in the evening and want to feel refreshed before dinner, cool off with a “shower” and a clean suit of Loose Fitting B. V. D. By the way, always keep in mind that a// “Athletic”? Underwear is vot B. V. D. For yourown welfare,fix the B.V. D. Red Woven. d ‘ The B.V.D. Company, NEW YORK.

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, isi4 may be found in this delicious, wholesome, nourishing combination—the choicest product of Northern fields and the most luscious fruit of the American garden— SHREDDED WHEAT and Strawberries an ideal dish for the warm days when the body craves relief from All the body-building elements in the whole wheat -cooked, shredded and baked in crisp, golden-brown loaves.” The only cereal breakfast food that combines cararallye and deliciously with fruits, fresh or preserved. An easy solution of “the servant problem,” as well as the problem of “the high cost of living.” “It’s All in the Shreds”” The Shredded Wheat Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y.

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The Way It Holds The Road Shows How It Is Built One of the striking ways in which show their superiority i the manner in'which they hold You do not see the driver of a Studeb ally bringing it FollTinken Bearing Equipment thck to a straightaway by “nursing” the wheel 24 Bad Finishing Operations ‘This isthe quality sometimes called road Roadabiley indixten perfec balance, clear back to the iin with the raw material; with steel the of their kind hut made strictly to our Itis developed by from two to four heat treat the strength of these steels with lar It is carefully worked out by the fi parts in our own plants—6,000 operat ‘To this perfect balance, resulting from Studebaker design, wr id | Soot Wate, Ot baker methouls with Studebaker material, is The Studebaker FOUR is the only “Four” in the we its price which has a full floating rear axle, equ ny other “Fo The Seucbater sand pcre the sc tperetions of Stadchaer. "Sead fr STUDEBAKER, Detroit “Quantity Production of Quality Cars”

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Leaping, Bubbling, Laughing Clicquot Drives Heat and Thirst Away

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Chapter I—A Rebellious Heart By H. G. Wells

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6 COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20. 1914 on think Vm sing to stand H. som Rive, yourre Meas. stdenlyMikterng. wax rar a the nd rate forthe IA, do, not attempt to Justify his prefitice against "May T ask what's this abuat a blooming servant?" feturued too prampeiy: to the garde. Theat ere ines ts lal nase has Me, Mere ‘sac tra ter tet ea ors, tere he bl ist Tunlerstl you to say that yo alot gulng pate m sacra lap quite am yrwerful ax Than, Tite ina eas ode totes bhwwine servant Jeane Heap? outhereize diferent Tw tant af Mt Merson Tintnk he wont ve atten oat Iori ‘ngee. "ater that Shed feet? The le vag se fe ton at tha, elmer {ind em sft fa for he we vi bat ater ae ho ee Tato he ark et to et the coer ofthe Innndry ‘wheres often Piagad ereket_ withthe, ae fan's bo tao meerast wit pong en shoring the hn are tb At ‘atewett ha to 0 sown aN alone he Tien the Wor for etirement toe oreo the pantry, am sume cet oat itt ea {hore ‘he ha to eal tor” Me ur" arty tie eter ad erate. ie yw the tm oy afin the has ‘er th, at Une fv motaetna the rk he we ‘Nrosatog with ast wil hw Fuse af he feral navn "Wh fae kine "Why ven Saree efor Hille Al he oo ‘uot a mal any hoe Sri a ase nek ‘cover mt ve tire Tle heuled ene tae ‘thn "hiratson™ and entered ‘Toon he ‘pened °F WOULD have been tester for fe hi prin ee, Beatty net foreeiin th ‘tthe wlage rin thy hat in st Sarehmat te attend te thine, thine of the ante, Tout wan Honey thin Mia te bad "goTanehe And weve ® Fenn Oe can ah fat ery ike that. Tiwwe werent ot Aiton on an emt ety? reser for Toman ‘Mint wax weit al ove ‘hot we ‘He'd the Here stata ‘The vewaye was lng and cm st tthe wot of I wae Wnt Unt aston foot haronetcy for twenty rn tthe tury at he eptomM wate Rooms ae ie ‘appro the pantry. "The mal were at ret I the ‘ilorn wth tne cr oben Th ace he made Inatits aM angtow cha to gcmeting eth int Treeney ot Mie Tir orale wash bit sleeroy an eonealiy stave have an erty en fen ta ‘ail of the Mink memorles of vera He Yex" sat youne Rea itore bed abe hed oo anach ae a ore othe Toman” sai Se, Sergiowm, “Jost smack “le ‘ed. Chine at Mie He we coming an what the role cou tot brit omnes with he ery cone. “Ws goa ite, rot div tore thr tater of Rhett cleat ‘Sane ee'a deyatyHleatenant. Peter wot haa = Ahan tr Merainwen.” Aad en! That one"... we te on iain We “Sn now som font ote there Sou am watt ey. the Mersineny att ‘tied he tea sloiy nad te ‘were weer. ut (thc quite al? poe eho wou Sain Me. “The srt Fintan rte eatin thoaehtfats, tan abet very outed non Hho At Mersovos "und when Tee at iiety PH run “IEE to smack te at eh” be sa," ets ae te toagit they woul a aut yry rata: tvoweh sone tithes” A aint ntenattonsy he te rhance fate ic sper” tors atung the ethers nt Imaging any el of five hinelt yp tn the enjastens of he cap of tou "Tae hm to is mem" nal Me. Merson ett her conn apt Dain Five in the aminash nt te eo the pss aA th a conrad Va tao Aen Sor Matte a owrertes ares toe hese hal ona Renitt face teenie ware. ne ees Me ope ery earns tha eerie one Shear net Me led oth ie efor Semen joie ate ol see of ie, Mergowm,revied tit Eathere “Sher earth soa song WP etl Mr. Merson bee: to bn fll to waits the eyper meena. fl rine eney aod fie With ot mond fy the thes ay ered the seen tan {Rol the ereon tise shat the top af the servi oe, a tremens effort. athe ike bli sass Aina on" ered the Best fata ae ad Man Steve wae thet hc svmax, His eam wat swe fley ith an eyant. Ne wn nt see nt seceant. I eont™ ‘Boker ond. the whi, whe Id arrest vo erticcatinn with be the whnle taninewafters int be confocal h What thie aout bleu sereant?™ {iy lnpmable was ore than cumeeiaianeed his he Gernapent were agit his yet of fe et

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s COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, 1914 [Ae the anor toatl thes pam loc my Mes aut Tg who, see to Br etch Mie 5 Seren eres eee ce ‘re ht he aneat el ae ‘alin the fre nd urge ig layed ‘we We 1 steak? Sule om the worse yeoman wey fai oun With alone avonelenbe wer” Mr. Merah sonal up thre so are cal “ata Cater, wwe petal ‘ie smug souteman Whee glace wil fo hater ay hn make aria” sa the te Chamero, sly wntun og hie eet na mel tthe 3m ie ure rtf thing for Pet ado have « far bots (ora tnt ewer fer mo 18 Sort sal ott ‘a there bat & sean fortran a sea Nin af test ara Tas wha a Yi nee the Moe Ko a Acta tore te et ier Journ ad seey tate Sate saa” (Cantino page a 1 as certo ite. rae ‘io the bred dee at siaie of Shon tha

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, 1914 ° The Voice of Spring By Frank X. Finnegan iM Teameht Mim winking at mg meatier ew T

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, 1914 n The Pensioner | vate By Arthur Preston Hankins hunraiante wee ie iret ae eh he bend . ‘ent Triumtanty Inthe Wie Hack eyes Youll hare sour ool old ei The town menut bare, al I

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UNE 20,1914 1s ing Flyers Drawing by Henry Reuterdahl Yera Cruz of Writer and Artist The Force of the Wind 3 over the sunlit city of Vera Cruz—white against the green and yellow sand hills. “While in the ‘minutes, and it was only the novelty of the experience which prevented my plying my pencil continuously"

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Lawsgivers By Jack London to wheats ‘There ave dog sel the rate ab geod of tie ‘tna, bugle calls and Vera Cra bas Desa other ay erehonded women, Mtrayng tle of Spach and suuch of ledlan ts rr tons pane Wer ‘ot alder, Ad tn the rowley the as men from ave the so, “Ponce natives of Seaton have never pemarne more Improvised Proconsuls ISTE & "eh Who the Tia ‘eee town oa a smash toe aching i anti, ho lle of ‘Tan ews ey pert the Rn equator ton Metiart for The act fr centuries the. feat 1918. from the, United i here {ire thounants ut Aierah COLLIERS FOR JUNE 20, the Departments of Lave, Puli Work son with omer iad eat rly a "we for dag eek ant ithe way or he ety wt bah before vse te ‘etthe f sh inser Poneten ares mothe ot Vern Come ‘it the tty ot all atebeid later, ie’ Meneun 22h he oor Tell the Lady She Was Drunk,"* Says the Court

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6 COLLIER’s FOR JUNE 2 une t “ister lee tears are ai there este pre of tesa that te In Ave Co ‘eek, emerge fu Patience, Swiftness, and Certtude IK aoe, the pogo of oe Hate I ase pert wh een Soe am Teva wth rhe ie tal, ae the taney "Paco ‘ome town fame. has shana se The acting the Hom ete red Bee ‘etnies iit Sn = hunleretrce that sr as ‘e Maria and the Hendewrt "Tle coments the Interpreter hat It Joe han forsaten ee on the te zal always net cused the sooo ‘oayetm Tse fr met whe she iether of Re ered Titre sé any cam fie coumarins ail ‘in the ter spiking ster "Vers Cras. “ile patho orstonn sto he ‘Xpewer fe eaind, whe etry on thie docket = “Wentiterd oe Pepe 35)

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, 1914 ——————— (SS ee E SCs) COMMENT ON POLITICS HERE ean be no sowht that the i may earth ws ea Ing eat litical complexion of the com sn the fry be auth thomocratie, ‘Thi ix "re te to Likely to Therwane rather than gro le ‘ome tml he eure tat, the letween now mud the November eletionm Togrenite yar sil ther Mas A camplete Laer Hine ix to be elected Mite al ery et a erway Taal et ask santa Cas for aie and le will sme he leer wae ad in Nowemer. If the opposition ts the Democrats were united fn one parts there fe Wetle doubt that an anti Demweratie me WoW Ie lected. “Even with the ‘opponition Miviet between Republicans 1 Progressiven at the ierstman Canker weane the Te Horse. Certainty their majority w files Thx the ats oaueel toa Yory tterone mang Te muminatest hy the ‘eeling of the eonntry ie ayatuat the etn tm in P916—for the rank aud vu thrwnghont the ea "Phe ptt tonienee of the rye his hawaling ‘Of the Mexican afuie, Conevivnbly there Ina’ he a bar the mistiation At Ningara Palle, wok Aderve restore his prestige, but the Inge nthe enuntry against the Democratic Tart, whieh disthnaitiew the parts: from Witson, ie not likely to change, 1th nase faegely on distrust of the pers fof the Laer Hause, nid one of the « nts in it bs the reckon extravagance ff the distibution: of srk.” W) ma the Des growth of Presidettial primaries diving the next {wo Sears, Catyiessinan Gan ut wl Ramee sok can ronination iy 10% the Progressive parts bly about two mill erate cheerfully thresh Democratic supten ore Moteen ala tthe fahren Wemetak et wear th wet ke thas HS ‘etary fl airy se tthe ene tary has rane mnt ete with Ramee {ie Meteo of Te fae had wth ent ‘jew Mee Coane tur ta tary Wal Augustus Phe he ranirmne tw deter Wate ie haw been eoetice we wt saes greet Het he ‘Shr enema ie semen Sy eal eile (ter theaght of niethor wanton tro te ety Sesiay wt the "he leit, “Se are In tor maura cde “hw wl sarehet De whl The Republican Trouble ILE yrty that wok be best wavene the allegnee of The aed ‘nely and huneatty snmersvative.. The Progromive party ix hotest. Fntnlamet tally 1 be otis at the ba Ai he satere nven't Hkely to feel that way tlw Ht, beenine i ix Wetted with ex feral nufanitinn polieon, ail the fn regain be waamiline mr ial. “The Wey linn purty ile he Ma sane! “Thut the bulk of the wuters do “fier yearn of Re fqn it honest in the politiead mena rt tal the way Iwoen goin ‘rll wr fea she ment Tately Tn Ite repute: ahr Ax Congrosuman Gardner, peaking Tepbiean, say Ponte Iu Penryn the continued “dont 1 the balling Undine a ealbtate Fe Ins tepbtienn gathering (party ie fan bale ay of oh The Batlding, Washington, ‘ate, ert that they tegen he Trly. "The service te entisely withost charge” rpms. fl = = ———S SS==

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'E WISI thar Tours Stake Wrustants of Misissippl ‘ould cease to be Democrat for a sear or two, ba Judgment he has more of th Fiche of history and the itewophhy’ of statesmanship ye mi Hille life THe knows the diferenee Thinks strat W tons from opening his mit on Wrtsos and Mexico. Tt would be csting also for bite to tell the people of the alte States fast how ravi ference there fy be ‘Mexico ane an ‘uprising of negro tenants up the Serpent's Wisdom Fie the fof an unsympathetic reaier of our editorials Yes, the approach, we to perfec tio earls. itrived But the world grows better—even If 1 takes tte time. The foultred Athenians whom SF. Part found worshiping “the wukwow Got were an Incomplete kit of deme cturien they: hal se would-be aperutators very ruely tweed Tiving. will mutvive to ace specttation in tan tolerable, Ana to those who es Tad. we recommend the nentent filet of the Walla, Walla Tiana. Un sue, 1835 Tnsae ServiNe and others whe wanted to buy the lane of his tribe In what iv now southeastern Washington. After heaving their prom how aid offers he made the following reple. recone om page 203 of the fom xan’ Mtntory i a th ae ot ri od hu where they have shen las wine ot the oath Supporting the Colleges RESIDENT VAN TSE of the! the Tang against xowwe of hie conference by wayne mildly that h Whiskers of farn iver clearer. Bot State mniversitien. These gi Invented later 9 oemient connie in tine eve tonnally in the form af sevurtien, or are fond 0 aalynbe thy the ints tition Jo onchalf a much a the college Ie ‘The other half eowes from the endow ne that wen are tending the great staniting fal all to get ones lowe Iie Wotan Witsoe he nation's service.” is fairly cortnin that the earelewsniow of college pleasure selfishness of the rollegina’s deat of egneeutrie succes would Sield to a noble Weatinm if these facts could he browght hum. ‘The waiver: sities get plenty of advice in June. and we wowkd ad only thie: ead the treasurers report and think about i. The Devil Is Sick HUIS from the Philadelphia “Record” ‘Sexnsy wil aires the consreathin of Trait Metioaiet Horst Church Fitects nut Mowat Vervon Rtret this etenng std tet the sting Ms ie lateriay mince After the soranen the detaescie roarert wil led [eet any grome tro for am afeemel ebcumisn of Sous of tr toficies ‘The “Reco” spewk sa Tightly re newelai0b 4 Democratic per, but even x0 i onght mt 1 ‘sarkastical” of “Pesnose’sconternion.” Whe knows? eth the part of ehasity is kindest. Tet ws pres FE STORY of Jacom Ite ic ax a trumpet call of Meat He believed in better ind happier people aud gase his ‘strength to that Taith. As a young newsjaper reporter Ine came fin landowners, corrapt poll What could one man do against so many? This never 1 but went ia aud won a vietoryax axtouusling ax whet the walls of Jer Mulberry Bend Park is hix monument, and thp-hettered lives of those for whom he let in air and sun are his meworial. It ia a true eseription of Jacun Kuss to say that he warmed the heart of the elt A Staggerer HOM a New York newspaper: FISHING 18 FUN. ‘Teouts Pun,” att Fon Astomobting be Pun, 'MUT—Mahiug Money 4 More Fun ‘This in the beginning of a quarter page adlvertiseme ‘Could such an'"ad” be concocted or listened Yo in a world? We hope not, bat we don't feel content, We hope to sad ien to foreiguer who writes about "money'mad” America will get hold of If we believe it relected the spirit of this whole co row and go to Somaliland or Zanzibar. ‘other spot in the AGO we printed au editorial under ths head—Rtossia te, The elitorial contained an error about th article on page 25 of ths ‘tere we have recel¥ed of ‘everybody iy North Dakota reas Coutien’s and tends Ht We hope they'll read “Two Staten aud a Raloon, Our Preference Confirmed ERE IS A SAMPLE of Beir Lemos Tayion's “Line oF Type for Two” from the Chiewgo Tribune; a Congressman joins ng the territorial Tinite of the T, R.A, wind By We T. week’ ue. the sobjec "Anave : oo fevers day. of gull out of thelr proceedings, and possibly the Congressional Record would become sore readable, The Olympian PUNT NETL THE PARTICULAR CELL ofthe apartment bone- ‘comb which i€ pleaser ws to aay we five, with the Indy i the tat overhead practicing scales, the cook i the fat below brewing (how tuumiatakabls") an onion stew, and the janitor ans elevatar boy Byht ing in the air xhaft—beld in these chalns of elreumatance, the adver. Using pamphlet of a dictagraph company invites the dazzled exe. “Often,” we read, “the sitting room, the sewing room, oF the parlor ‘x too far removed from the nursery to enable sou to step ean into the mursery. ‘are talking (0 friend or & stranger fy any’ 100m ‘Yor use imeulty of reaching the distant uners—n very real one—is only. one of the booms conferred Up the diclagraph. There is the problem of servants, for instance Ps the kitchen door wntil you ti ied which all are familiar, "Domestic science {tro oF three sears ago was a practically pntouched Geld. ‘The master of the house depended upon @ retinve (ah, set!) of willing, if un ‘wlored, servants to serve him and hie guess in a bungling, obtrusive "This distressing situation vanishes before the dictagraph as fists dissolve before the sun. The retinue remains, of couree, but the bungling disappears—the master but breathes the word, the dicta invisible ganglia of his estals ‘iiealt to solee iy the city. 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Inutanee, sou rile to go for an previously instructed 1 Perhape you have heen restless, wake Dreakfant. In either iustance the dietagrapih stationed at saves all bother, Without getting touch the key of the d "The Aurazn Noms, who fe went int the Civil War served threr sears in the army of the Potwmae before Mis tn tif with the gent “Kou” hocks th the lridgis at Menuphix and at Cara, with aw, the Pennplonnta ticle ander the Iudsen docks near Hanoi, awl many other huge works Uinisell. ‘This be the sleseription qiven. by ty this spring e daar.” We nee him there Jowuoce rolls owt ives drove bers fing awnre of the new day, while sath, Tuaving lid on roe aa slipper aa peed the water earetally, sprinkles a womb of rane nalts the bath Ti fae ‘continue Inetuitey, bat its a ‘es nd ee are wal ‘owt beat it for the Subway find cate that downtown express we ea ever got Into the flew by nine Molding Marietta INCE WE HAVE TAKEN fase of Marietta College and Vineet TiNMax, another stu fexpellod for eritieiing Itty lig of araulemie repression me exe Kexeeutedl ix the wordy hie tt Auaux Villa and the Movies fn the hero of rama, He be in pariuer ship with an American fue prostucer, ant his income luring he coming months de rade iv part upon the alti of the rican Hheatregelog public towards ‘ese and petwon, No wonder be tre ta erate Canuases 10 te Usets Kani! We hope that th will prove a force AML Cal sty, hax written an “Beanie Toth vletinns were editors of the ull ation of the Constitution of th minganine, One of them, def Can, a Cite States"; here ix an eeonomie inter Finlor, wow promptly expelled for. com fwretation of eanatity nin Mexten, menting on the force resignation of Pr fessor Monat, hott of the ‘uf political weience: the xecom Thoughts on Liberty OLN REEDS picturesque acco life with the Me ‘vertioge eading-—tnt he be better ns Weraryimpresaionint than tm a ol Teal tihilsopiier. Por example ‘We. ate Beh fy AMaY “for ml naicoent af the assem of tae bo make nepancriegts to. eelve 6” tere: amr ty LAr “tihertn when Ue eh Yan ont hat Ws the nly are deta Uncle Sam Soliloquizes “The thrift of a carrion bird is no credit t any community. Shall | shoot itor let starve?” Sorta ito a it or lump it, ad fib, i that he ix beng eu to have hie jeter are a ont many’ ther fellows, ai oon sty or all 1 ociaiams deferens 4 other ferent, the meting of what We Want do below iy nafe way of progres the wthd rv wan to expo the monet Another letter comer to. we from Marietta—a letter from a keen ve of Fevent “Molded by Thx?” ‘Then Marietta will be Times Do Change! MAGAZ PING GUNS AND GOING SKATING, ON! the fie Harsant tate TH ote in ‘eel to read an article printed in the Hibbert Journ article bx xiznod hy the Tian port, Ranrxinascetat Ta ‘othe iu me thames he ein ra ee Newry hte pereetive of ite cans a he bie whites For will the sah of te angers Me ‘Siva sreater fort Ie at af oar present rach ae tua See oe before wr alk. "Then eae te comet a oe lege Fer oriente tur! That i not perhaps brandnew, Sixpence") yee? One more question: exereling fee frum the East? Ix it that ‘he fa ‘colleges grow tnote intelligent, it seems. ot read (or write) so many magazine articles? thorities regard drunkenness ot excreting ime shi tne conmiderahly more offensive than playing eae (1 shilings").F

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COLLIER’S FOR JUNE 20, 1916 “Hot -Weather Reasoning Sonnets on Most Everything By George Fitch AT CONMENCEMENT “fever se functntng ao ae Ooting ot pte Let's Plan Now About Mexico ‘The while to pag he er Ant Ms tiny tere sare ate de ony at the er Sele the ret 0 rng W benhen Why Interstate Commerce Commise sioners Grow Thin oF Bam Di, Cae ane what ing i ae WP coven tat ont bal up SO ped yom wil rece ere zed by Google

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——e on He Likes Babies ever peru nd Muster ewe Sy awe hime An he bent fa'me "the hanlest” working men ‘ito handed word furuus parszraie tay fe haste Jane bac We dae nt Nee Levert Mtn Matt one of the ost weed Intute ment the "owes. Sat Epis the we fhe poet reevor fo remunerstion ox ‘ite mata thing ‘to eee ra over Tenn ae parugrat tse!" itee one of hs marke aity pounds of toy for adoption ‘one pate consists of cenly pounds ered ure nu white hopes The athe pecbebe eght fem pounde—prrhape @ f Kind Hearts Exclusively ve hla that ste woe ie iol et ea bo ired man,” Me. Lewis te very. partie Inreatwnt lering pepe with een {do tate fins ‘whe cam give am aaopted baby Jedd Lewis with» tweed hy whe Ung ttt We oer ges COLLIERS FOR "Piece te selon any abeton 10 ta fg at leptionte tay for adorn | 9 one mw ia waht down ya | fea de wi ‘. Bice Pee eet she wae crsine. Later JUNE 20, 1914 2 / double header! cat ‘my pipe or roll i imo a Je thi into your old jie You can't any more drive aman to cheer for a smoke that ites Lup bis tongue than you can {row litle blades of green grass So—when you pike-it north, south, east, west and see men all ‘long’ the’ Tine. geiygto | Prince bert, naturale, figure it out they've hit the trad that leads to the land of smokings joy! If your ‘middle name is Miseour, you go to PRINGE ALBERT the national joy smoke Say, you get real fassy with P. A. Smoke it moan-like to prove it out, ‘And ‘that will be all Faht, all right. Bera Pence Albert ever Bic any ober ‘That's because P.A.is made by a pat ented process that cule ou the Ble? "No tobacco can be made like Prince ‘Aiber.” Tha be about al!

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cottier’s FoR Two States and a Saloon "aed iis probe that the inex tener prt By lie, Yelgr face th fread Sir ‘ini ie” wr fore fund’ iaarited (ath mem ed 1 if the et “ent ‘rn Here on oemraphy of the ronntre wat of thio Boe The ew that het The mega) ‘nae Phe pr hen en RU ag opto manana degree of mea Act in he peut of Berta Wenmocket Sak inte That ake Maney Out of Te fei ey Sn fa iy 2 of the ats ‘Svrthnatote is will prohih i State “ant yen Stone Rate eum iw te ot Pe liom shouts De given cen he fs cox: the ight way teal \9 Three Famous JUNE 20, 1914 2s Features The pockets and ait-vents prevent overfiow blots The Glip-Lap is a"neat and permanent attachment that pre vvems Toss of pen ftom pocket or rolling away when Jad own. ‘The Gold Pens are in an endless range of points to exactly suit every hand, They are with the finest hard ieidiom for permanency. Smooth writing points (rom hard and firm to sot an! ex Avoid Subwtitater. Booklet an Request. Prices $2.50 to $50.00 From the Leading Retail Stores 1» Company, 173 Broadway, New York Wat "They are safe to Carry, because they fequire your counteraignature to make them {Rood and may be replaced if Tost oF stolen. Heaetann ae Antes meee eet or aCRBAS Che cy Tarts Cages Be sure that you get “A.B. A.” 52 Cheques

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, HUDSON Six-40 For 1915 Now the Top Place Car The Ideal Six, with 31 New Features and a $1,550 Price The HUDSON Six-40 for 1915 will be accepted, we think, as America’s representative car. It leads in its class. And the class which leads best typifies the modern ideals and trends. Alll things considered—all the time's tendencies toward light- ness, economy, modest size and cost—this new HUDSON Six-40 will be widely conceded first place among coming cars. The Criterions Tie the ito by, wich imaonty now measure a qully cat. Note how the FIUDSON meets them: Fint, good engnecing. ‘The 48 pees amar acts (betel E, Cofin have devoted four year to this HUDSON Si40, ‘The car ep. resents the crowning efor ofthe able open hs nds, ‘Next, men init on Sse for rede ee his HUDSON Sh Stbodine all the refaceeats men have Worked out in Sixes ‘Today's demand is fo lightnes with- ‘out sacrificing strength. — That lightness which comes through skilful and proper materials. The HUI ‘Six-40, a8 built this yeat, weighs 2,900 pounds. The old-ime average, for cars ofthis capacity, was fully one-third mote. We have removed, by sheer good de- sing the weight of weal of people fet this light HUDSON has proved itell one of the staunchest ears. Men also seek low operative cost This light HUDSON Six-40, with its new-type smalz-bore motor, has reduced this com by atleast 30 percent, for cars of this size and power. The Price Question Last year we, astonished all with « $1.750 price on the HUDSON Sia-40, Ik was the lowest price ever quoted on ‘ay comparable car. “The end of the season elt us 3,000 unfilled order. Men were offering rmiums—as high as $200—to get 0 HUDSON Six-40. To cope with this demand we have this year been com- peled to treble our capacity, Now 31 Refinements ‘Que whole engineering corps devoted lat yor to refncmenty The cat el deve no shortcomings. But we found 31 ways to add comlst, canven- jax and = Go see these new cote fe re, inp, Mont of them as aa, wll be found this year in HUDSON alone. ‘You will find this new model one of ‘the handsomest cars ever built. You wl fod « 2O-coot ihre op holstery. You will find the latest and God to each loam of pcpienee Thar: tate ppeating. seals a Socn Every detail, inside and outside, shows the ccvene of refoenent. it wil a Snow io donate bx ye Phaeton seating up to 7 passengers, $1,550, £0. b. Detroit. Standard Roadster, same price. Hudson dealers, everywhere now hhave this new model on show. New catalog on request. Our Larger Six-54 ‘We build his sare model witha larger cogine and a 135cnch whcebae. his inn whe wot he el tas SweS4—our 1915 larger model—sells for $2350. HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 8001 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich.

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: =|This is What an Owner Tells Us nt Cinurt f ite ave Prove | "Ripolin Enamel Paint wae applied to the interior of my home fourteen years ag0 and is in jon aa perdect condition nov aa the day twa at put “No Fun”, Says He, “Unless You Wear B. v. a Er the full fun out of your vacation in B. V. the Join it nd you'l ik ee Uawsd deamarwent ges sares lip and a son, F ‘ova wel, fx the 8. V. D. Red Woven Label a yout Jour” ‘That pny alegsards our On sey 8

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, 1914 eee. ce wars, See SRY Renee oe TNS TE, oe eee tees toe Sarma cle Wrnmorubetere ss Se Cae i ihe ‘Mile after tertwoas mi Shae etcetera eere Rite comes id gener taken & te Ie The New Kodak Jr. With all the Kodak refinements 7 oe at be pe the co of the rae Soames ycnsing ont of be Miip or's machine Stas, “"Sie wailed, be sprawled. ave teint tome tat" hee azsing Aer ter tha rie aioe Te Dar moe Sat rns throws bey ve En rg tig «ne is hal 'eoed, he bared mt th png ne Ot enters ‘ASY to operate, and so thin and compact that it pocketed without inconvenience. Equipped with new Kodak Ball Bearing shutter with cable release, for time and bulb exposures, and for speeds of zs and %s with No. 1, and for shy Ye and le of & second with No. 1A. New style back, easily removed for ‘quick reloading. Choice of meniscus achromatic or Rapid Rectilinear lens; has automatic focusing locks collapsible, reversible finder and two tripod sockets, Meh i of 2 19 ha men Dna Seb apd Rae on Ne Nelid awe 4 Ce marcha bs, 30 Diaiceh Rept Reaienine est a RASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, RocnEsTER, N.Y, 7h Kel Cin ‘At one tine we Inn's prize contest for short stories, and $9 reat a number of stories came i that Engaged Mise Roseboro', som 1 kuew 1 set SGM eon! itso winectmaybetney i Howe “Ned'a' ed yertted: bot every Dace tm the town ws Try the $4980 ae ‘ew ore alway inating forthe thing they the selces lke best, instead of Yor the thing tl nea writers arewritiog best. Miss Roveboeo" stories of O. Hen, dom, Rex Beach, Myra Kelle, Soties alien thet Srritere mete unknown, with as much stre- bese and conction a8 il she had known hat the eh was to be in eaclrease, and Shacily how popular each of these writers War to become. HY ay ene eke The aly nan i Pa ate theae eitat ant he lease es nani hes te ye a alg Miss Rosehoro’ is now a member of the F -| Staff of Collier’s and reads all the short stor mitted to us.

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, 1914 a A Boy and a Motor or Four Boys-Which?| In addressing mail, sealing envelopes, folding circulars in countless forms of office and shop work—one boy and a Robbins & Myers Motor can now do what several hoys did before Robbins éMye ot We Specialize on ‘Small Motors tee ties that ofthe whole ides” "™* °°" * cating ae sume it pr " arta much inlro wie a MOTOR QUALITY DU PONT FABRIKOID COMPANY WILMINGTON, DEL. and TORONTO, ONT.

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“ COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, 1914 na Tha a | ‘The strength of various types of spark plag and likewise their weakness cannot be describes |] detail within this sp but for the careful m: torists, those who de mand ‘the dest in every detail of their cars—we | have prepared ‘Locating The Spark Plug” It’s a treatise on plugs so thorough, so de- tailed that the reader will acquire a complete pink, jog: beoelalgs rill Enoye when poor HY wear leather lined oxfords when every Florsheim low shoe is Skeleton Lined? ‘They keep your feet cool, fit better, wear longer— and no slipping at the heels. Made over “Natural Shape” lasts in 200 styles, Priced at $5 and up to $7. “The Fors dealer wil show you motor performance can he laid to poor spark plug action—will kivow the remedy for that Jat fino a pst ed wil ing "Thing the Spark Pig tree The Florsheim Shoe Co. ‘Chicago, Us 3. A, Bosch Magneto Co, 7 NL POUND’ Stewed rae Bed| IIS eh SX VENUS ®7dpene net see VENUS 4 deares tor every writing wn, [VENUS Weiter down tothe oot och VENUS Pixytvtrr sitet"

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, 1914 28 Ha apes nds ts openly te r Coanetin ted to te er" so; | The Tenth Year in Business a Mor cone ee er, HE, whe shaves regularly with a GEM DAMASKEENE RAZOR realizes a difficult problem solved—shaving stripped of its dread and made so easy. ay nue “EMPIRE CANDY FLOSS MACHINE. | seas sore, ater, a Butter Educator Wafers as you eat them. aNISV CUNT SOLVE BREAD PROBLEM GRAGKERS

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COLLIERS FOR JUNE 20, 1914 K K 2 Kt 25zof the power your Ie motor generatesistost 4]! Ke in the car throush friction, and this in If spite of the best plain IZ ureases and oils. > > > pe pe reduce friction to almost nil, give more miles, more power and save the Equally good for motor boats. ‘Write for them ‘TuEJOsEFUDEIONcRuCMLECO. LEP HIM GIVE. YOU A © Real Command of English “OVER THE. SEVEN SEAS"

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 20, 1914 The Cost of Tires No-Rim-Cut Prices—Since 1909—Have Been Cut in Two. Last Year Alone They Dropped 28 Per Cent. Now These Tires—Once the Extra-Priced—Undersell 16 Other Makes A curious thing has happened. ‘Once we had to explain why No-Rim- Cut tires cost more than other makes. Now men are asking why they cost them less. Did we overcharge you formerly, ‘or do we under-charge you now? Why They Cost More ‘They cost you more than others once, because they cost us more, And they cost us more today. No-Rimn-Cuts are the only tires which ‘way all the ¢ to wrinkled fabri. countless blow-outs ‘This one extea proc —costs us $450,000 per year. ‘They are the only tires in which hun- dreds of large rubber rivets are formed to combat tread separation. ‘They are the only tires which have ‘our double-thick All-Weather tread. The antiskid as smooth-riding as a plain tread, but with deep, resistless, sharp- edged grips. Why They Cost Less OF course, raw rubber has come down: but not more for us than for others. Our overhead, since the days of small ‘output, has dropped 24 per cent. Our labor cost, through multiplied pro- duction, has dropped 25 per cent. Our selling cost has dropped. And our profits were pared until last year they averaged 6" per cent. We have new buildings—new equip- ment—new efficiency methods. We often make in one day as many motor tites as we made in a month five years ago. Not ‘another plant in the wodd has anywhere near such an output. Tire Users Did It Our present prices are largely due to the men who get them. They have bought these tires by the millions. And this year they are buying 55 per cent more than they ever bought before. We have used our multiplied sales to save all that we could for you. And we have given you more than we saved. Extra Quality Can Anybody Give It? OF course, the claim for extra price is ‘extra quality. That's too indefinite to argue. We spend $100,000 yearly to find ways to better ties. That others excel us is simply unthinkable. More men have adopted Goodyears than any ‘other tire in the world. It can't be sup: posed that 90 many men are mistaken where Good ‘We've told you four was year tires excel, They deal with the four greatest factors in upkeep. No man can think that we give those thi ‘skimp quality. ‘and then Goodyear prices buy the When you pay for three tires what we charge for four, you pay more than you ought to pay. “Any dealer will supply you Goodyears if you say that you prefer them, THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada Dealers Everywhere (oop YEA No-Rim-Cut Tires With All-Weather Treads or Smooth ‘Branches and Agencies in 103 Principal Cine London, England Mexico City, Mexico ‘WeiteUs on Anything You Want in Rubber

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 29, 1914 NAPOLEON LAJOIE Tuxedo and 1 have ben friends tor years, and. the longer Ems tt the beter £ Uietemild.sothing elect JOE TINKER ms srt pad manager 1D pipetut of Tuvedo aero game is the iat vat Tat smoke Fav Find IA 8 Ran, Jiaty ARCHER of the Chicaen Cabs, wel Known ater na 300" “Tuselo ie my ies of a ood smote i eoery way foolness, mildness, parity. Tuxedo ie a sobuner Just Before You Start for the Game, Remember Tuxedo Baseball and ‘Tuxedo make a perfect combination. The perfect sport and the perfect smoke. In pipe or cigarette—T'uxedo is always idcal. ‘The fellows you see out there on the diamond know this; and after the game and the shower and the rub-down, their first bit of relaxation is a refresh- ing smoke of Tuxedo. on The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe or Cigarette ‘Tuxedo is mild, healthful, wholesome, beneficial. If it wasn't, these ball players wouldn't continue to smoke it, All sorts of famous athletes, opera singers, golfers, airmen, trapshooters—men who have to be right at the top notch of physical fitness all the time—use ‘Tuxedo steadily. There isn’t a speck of irrit bite in a pound of Tuxedo, All that is removed by the famous original “Tuxedo Process"—a process that has had imitations ga/ore—but the original “Tuxedo Process” is still the best. scorch, sting or Tuxedo is the best tobacco—made of rich, mellow, perfectly aged Kentucky Burley. None better can be bought, because none better is grown, YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE Famous gree tin, with gold Kteragc carved peter LOC, In Glass Humidors, 50 and 90c Convenient pouch, innerlined with moistare-prool paper. - In Tin Humidors, 40c and 80 We Give You This Fine Leather Tobacco Pouch Every smoker appreciates leather to- bacco. pouch. The handy, serviceable, Tusede Draw-Pouch i ade of soft, exible tan leather, with «de nd keep the tobacco from silng ‘Send us Te and your whacco dealer's sates ed We wll you pepe a (hee in Us Sea Ie in of TUXEDO. nd this handsome Leather Draw-Pouch, We gladly make thi ofr to get you ty TUXEDO. Address CURISTY MATHEWSON famowr iter of the New York merthecaatry ty Tusrdo gets to me in a snatayal,pletiantwoay, TE what frail govt, honest, ompanionable’foccomthe ‘tind to stich JOHN J. MeGRAW Tuesede gees to my fide smoking a en enjoyment that T hase expericnced with tne ether tobaco. “Supreme fn mildest and lragrance is Tuxedo JACK MeINWIS sist seman of the Phi "Tuxedo oes acool mild that's abcess go je HW: Dnie

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‘A CASE OF LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT IHESTS of COMMUNITY SILVER range in price from $20 to$200. They can be had at your dealer’ either in mahogany or oak, and make extiomely serviceable and beautifil presente presents which every woman will appreciate. SHERATON DESIGN PLATE DE LUXE AT YOUR SERVICE FOR So YEARS ‘SIX TEASPOONS, $215 (eneaving ents). In Camda $275

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for June 27, 1914 Our Adventurers at Tampico By Jack London The Passing of the Prairie By Hamlin Garland Bealby By H. G. Wells Chas.A\ Mackellasy/

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a COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 27, 1914 Dnink to Their Health and Happiness in Armour's Grape Juice—the unfermented, undiluted, unsweetened ju juice of ripe Concord grapes—pressed right after picking in the best Concord grape country. The healthful, delicious, correct beverage to serve at June weddings and parties of all kinds. In Splits, Pints and Quarts If your dealer cannot supply you we will send you a dozen trial pints for $3.00, or a dozen quarts for $5.50. ARMOUR AND COMPANY Dept. A20 CHICAGO armours \ GRAPE J UICE Bottled Where Best Grapes Grow

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 27 The Thoroughbred The latest refinement in Sixes—one of the handsomest cars in the world—setting many new standards in high-grade cars, and another new record in quality price—the 1915 model of the car whose popularity compelled us in eight months to treble our output. 31 New Features ‘The HUDSON Six-40 came out last year to win a new feld to Sixes. Our famous engineering. corps—headed by Howard . Coffn—had devoted three years to the model. Kt typed, in their opinion, the ultimate in Sixes, as denoted by modern trends. In lightness, i-set a new standard for cars of this capacity It eut down old-time averages about 1,000 pounds. All this was saved, with no sacrifice of staunchness, by coir materials and better engineering In economy, it lowered operative cost from 15 to 30 per cent under former like-powered cars. This by lightnes, by employing six cylinders and by a new-type motor. In beauty, design and equipment it excelled, in some respects, any other cat of the ye In price—then $1,750—it set a new record among quality cars which no other maker met ‘We knew that men wanted this type of car. ‘They wanted lightness, modest size, economy. They rebelled against overtax. Yet they wanted quality and they wanted beauty. And they wanted, above all, a Six. But we did not dream how many men waited such a car. They Aacked by the thousands to HUDSON dealers, and placed 3,000 orders mote than we could fil. At the end ofthe season men were offering premiums—as high as $200—to obtain this light Six-40. [Now our 48 engineers have devoted another whole year to this car. ‘They have brought the weight down to 2.900 pounds. ‘They have added comfort, convenience, silence and beauty in 31 important ways. Tn the HUDSON Six-40 for 1915 we offer you the best consenaus of pretent-day ideals. Many men must buy cheaper cars. Some will always want the big and the cosy. But most men will concede this new HUDSON Six-40 to be America's representative ca Price $200 Less ‘The HUDSON Six-40 demand has compelled us to treble ‘our output for next yeat. Building three times as many, our cost per car will be lessened by $200. So the price for 1915 has been fined at $1,550. That accords with HUDSON policy. Iti the latest of the thousand things we have done to bring the best within reach of the many. ‘Think of this ideal car—the very embodiment of all that's desirable—a HUDSON and a Six—telling for $1,550. Only a lithe while back there was no Six sold for twice “The new HUDSON Six-40 is a thoroughbred Six. Is very lightness denotes the highest grade of materials and « masterpiece in designing. It is distinguished in lines and beauty. Its fish, its beauty and equipment all show our infinite pains. It seats up to seven, with the disappearing tonneau seat. A year of use in thousands of hands has proved the faultless construction. And now this new model shows all the refie- ments which 48 men in four years have worked out. Goto your Hudson dealer and sce it. Itis the finest example you will nd this year of the progress made in motor car building. Six-40 Phaeton, $1,550 f. 0.b. Detroit Six40 Standard Roadster, same price ‘The HUDSON Six-54, built on the same lines, but with larger motor and 135-inch wheelbase, sels for $2,350. It offers to men who want size and impresiveness the best that is poss- Ue, and at a modest price. Hudson dealers everywhere now have these new cars ‘on show. Our new catalog on request. HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO. 8035 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. ian

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Note the Goodyears As You See Tires on the Street You can see for yourself how fast men are coming to Goodyear No-Rim-Cut tires. ‘And this comes, remember, after 15 years of tests. Alter men have used over three million Goodyears, and marked their mileage records. Now more men buy Goodyears than buy any other tire, More buy this ye by 55 per cent. We have just built in one month, to supply this demand, more than 216,000 motor tires. Why This Rising Tide? ‘The only reason is that Goodyears show lowest sat per mile. That's what all tire buyers seek. And, in these days of odometers, they know when they aot it No illusion—no.chimerical advantage—ean long mislead in this Geld of reality. Tire upkeep is a Visible, provable fact. Goodyears lead because they deserve to. We pay the price to give you here the best men know in tires. On research alone we spend $100,000 yearly just to test new formulas, methods and ideas. Just to make sure that Goodyears always shal limit in good mark the Cost of Leadership On one extra process—ou spend $450,000 per year. It cute—the countess Blow-oute due to wrinkled fabric We final-cure on air-filled tubes, under actual road conditions. And no other maker does that “On-Air” cure—we done to save blow- ‘We create in each tire, dur- ing vuleanization, hundreds of large rubber rivets. This is done to combat loose treads. Ie reduces this danger by 60 per cent, and no other tire em- ploys it. (joop, We make rim-cutting com- pletely impossible, by a faultless method which we control. It requites in_each tire base six fat bands of 126 braided piano wires. ‘And we alone use the double-thick All-Weather tucad. ‘This tough, enduring tread is as smooth as a in every direction Note that these four features—the four greatest in making--are found only in No-Rim-Cut tires. ‘They combat, in exclusive ways, your four major tire troubles. Yet They Cost You Less With all these advantages, NoRim-Cut tires now der 16 other makes. Numerous makers ask for tires what Goodyear asks for four. rt That is unthink- rodernly equipped. Not because the tires are better. able. For we have new factor We have efficient methods. We have an output far exceeding any other plant. These things immensely ‘cut cost of production. And we sell at a profit which last year averaged only 6": per cent. These facts—and these alone—account for Good- year prices. They belong among. our countless ‘efforts to lower cost per mile. No-Rim-Cut tires though still rulers of Tiredom—cost half what they used to cost. Remember Goodyear pres = tige. Remember this verdict > of users. Remember our four YY) exclusive features when you are asked extra prices for ties. You don’t need to pay that extra. Any dealer, if you ask him, will supply you Goodyear ties. Our dealers are everywhere. ‘AKRON. OHIO No-Rim-Cut Tires With All:Weather Treads or Smooth THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada ‘Branches and Agencies in 103 Principal Cia London, England DEALERS EVERYWHERE Mexico City, Mexico Write Us om Anything You Want ~ |

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Our Adventurers in Tampico By J Jack London Phsernh the Anther

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ent tl tie rh ‘ett Hampel hy =" ae enable of Trowlan” "There wu no refuse, ko nl by the Rew frou thee sherk Beatty ne {he atairs sf the part, wal the ed Cha the ataen of the purty: Wott ou tk {3 sting Toe mets were nonin ee ‘Tere were practically ws petty wen “Th eh raters yo ‘te thse ie thought of ringing a silent steed foe the “imate signet downstairs te tbe sey the stay Fede oP Tost Meuse eve nase teat teense fromthe say th mist a bet oud shake a tc the COLLIER’S FOR JUNE 27, ealby Chapter II In the Secret Chamber By H. G. Wells tan was the Lond Cusmetbr ot Fag" ever te ‘at tate that key hey Optae hate STH ayer of he Veen prea for ir ae ana ‘Sato that my ba ml thew ray hd head ston, Hey ha yal rly ace hi cru sie Peer antortcaaniy sound ke “SPar stew me the bg dt tan Monee ere tos Tad for sangete os Sinan. had comping fa to A tte ‘Thine evfesed ls pce se hen be fue Siti stogov the Uti tee «terry ‘On orston Lad Magarin endl pec te re1e ui aionent) "Rho mh Hut seemed at he ea ram, tage srt ‘ud wer smector kate ir at cated one ne or “Toa” atl ieseraity sch to aml To beng them tha tis ‘ath ‘eve just mixing true "Were ought tt te HEX Has eAtenntnnty hat the Land Ch ‘hue ea at at te boot ‘From sch hts se these HC was oe one te tt he sah! Oh’ aries sing ter hstan a seit ars, ‘he Suzarinopcrst ee the batten aa “Sad conta, a bs aust te mater by ¢

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Makes Motor Damage Impossible mews > as Our Adventure: in Tampico kind of a trunk have lit Iast_through your is an Indestructo, you are sure that it will last for at ‘least five years of the hardest | Kind of service you can give it ‘That's quaraiee: five yeas tronk services rede of what happen Tow fr ou travel Ther if you ae going 10 buy = new | wun, what me have sou in mind? Have you though ofa wardrobe rank? ‘Avro thar el ne heey Jour clases bur up throgbout the Ente ip ax sto ad wrihlele 2 ses pat yk ls Your Sack Sth a You hin Men who dress well pele the’ Boron for pet

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COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 27, 1914 Mie mana Se mar one be sak 2 Fy pit ret Ca jut Se The Meeting Place in Summertime Is Around a Dish of Puffed Grains Every countless families are now meeting on Puffed Rice ° E "AL sppertime 0 dainty morsels form an ideal goodnight dish od Wheat and Palfed Rice form the ner, they are seattered like nt he ice cream. Inthe afternoon, girls use then ing, al hungry boys eat the gains lke peanuts “The millions who do this Know the wtinost ia cereal: food delight The Perfect Foods fre broken. Digestion cam inst Inside of each grain there occur in the m sniltion steam explosions. Ana the aiey mor are the best-cooked foods in existence They are foods for any how. They never tax the sto ood valve has heen slab, ver created such ideal foods as these Puffed Wheat, 10¢ 5...» Puffed Rice, 15¢ * the ot days coming—when you want t0 save cook yom want cool fru. eats ta digestserve a wealth Wheat an Paffed Rice ‘Serve then as breakfast cereals, a8 dary dishes. And se them like confections, for the taste is Hike toasted nuts Each puffed grain has a diferent favor. ut each is crisp and iubblecike and thin, Each is 4 dainty which everyone enjoys. Each marks the limit in good food, Serve them both. Order a package of exch from your grocer then let the children vote on which they like ber ‘The Quaker Oats @mpany

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2 COLLIER’s FOR Your Ford Car Why it should be lubricated with Gargoyle Mobiloil “E” JN, lubricating Ford Cars there are eight vital con: siderations. Fach one must he met if, the motor is to deliver its full power and be free from undue heat and wear. ‘These factors are: and Sra. Under in rade hea. = Segoe inet core ies a Labening Sat. The il ove sine tte Heo (4) Cooking, The Fork mote ie wo, Salat” iy he Th 20" Gangonle Slo (tno, The Rod tm ff i Il fe sari ype Create ete: “be Cogeet tly sgt Sr "Rees We wil ste oa yon om eqs 8 jabs ea the Cecericon Ops Tinvand Labetion wf Rennoate E-| Soe Lede i dat the cme and vomediess = Mobiloils : A grade foreach type of motor VACUUM OIL CO, Rochester, N. Y., U.S.A. JUNE 27, 1914 =o ik Be tse st am ipa fen’ he sa nowy The Toe of Retribution wh, le” tora it ‘ie comatose a eect © ano ene arate sa a ane

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COLLIERS FOR JUNE 27, 1914 The Extravagant Way to do Business is to Use the Methods of Yesterday Yet, in spite of this, some, busin ‘men stil prefer to be backw out-ot-dat What does it cost you to do business with horses? Ten to one you cannot answer! But answer to, whatever your answer might be, how ean you reply to the fol- Towing The Peninsular Wet Wash Company ind, Oregon, replaced three teams, Y'with one Willys Utility Truck: to greatly reducing their ‘mous saving. 4 this is but one of scores of similar sgreatest asset ness is what wand. there, is fhe real Value of this truck comes in. With one of these trucks you do in fe work than you ca do four teams. You can cover ory get at more customers, Jisinessin short make stand this is not a theoretical statement. Willys Uslity Trucks are ac- Eomplishing this for hundreds of others They can do precisely the same for You. There adoption will increase your business dnd decrease the cost of getting and han- ling te facts and figures in con nsinets 10 prove this to present them at any ‘you appoint. Write us direct for literature, special body book, complete details and data. All Bratt, address Dept. 158 The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio uarter Ton Capacity—$1350

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2 COLLIERS FOR JUNE 27, 1914 ca eae absome pees If a good friend advised you often enough to try ~ Teo] wrcrrs: a oStires you'd ry them and save yourself time, bother ind money Weeds guarantee thom. Every Lae P Pron Preuate Tre sid! wth aboae No Punctures—or Money Back LEE TIRE AND RUBBER CO. HOHOCKEN, PA. Vacation P Vacation days are here. How often have they become really tiresome, long before school reopened, and how often have you wished for something definite to do. ‘Time and again you have interfered with your mother's housework, and she too has often scolded you. All this because you had nothing to occupy your mind, or to which you could devote your energies. Late tall you how to: ny’ this view Ever because under our plan it prodable a well ws plawne

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COLLIERS FOR JUNE 27, 1914 ro World’s Record in Economy by Saxon Cars SAXON Motor Company, Det ernst You get a whole new novel every month in MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE and get it first, get it before it goes into book form. The Munsey with its com- plete novel and all other features costs you 15c. The same novel when it goes into book form will cost you $1.50.

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coLtieR's FOR suNE 27, The Howard Watch HE. predominance’ of the its im cy lines, ad HOWARD Watch among showing ie elem American hee torte tale ofthe wateh-making The wonderful character ofthe sonal Ie Howano Watch that t meete “There isin this country no ex lusively yachting clase, a9 ch Pctcally every Amencan yacht. ‘man isa man of asin who nds Fis eaten telaxacion on the wa ter ind who takes is HOWARD Watch with hioe when he oes shoud. The thing that makes him yachtaman and an Amencan die fer im he he HOWARD Watch=" with its ne tadioons, Ideal for Foxes and | Geese, Rabbits, Woodchucks, STE TSEEAT RETESET ERESE Tee

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3 COLLIER'S FOR JUNE 27, 1914 time you pair of gart ers ask your dealer to >u the 50-cent The elastic webbing is of extra quality, pure silk weave. The com fort of the soft, luxurious silk is worth the differ ence in pric A. STEIN & COMPANY se om 88 (ate pt ‘After al, nh the Carter's The Carter's Ink Company 35; Complete Outfit ©: SERaRTE DO YOU WANT INFORMATION Regarding ALASKA “THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY"? If 50, write to Collier's Washington Bureau, 902 Munsey ington, D. ice is entirely without charge, but requests for information must be re~ ceived prior to July 28th

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COLLieR’s FoR JUNE 27, TEESE | “Your Move” is the name of a book that tells why paint without 2 Zinc is= is not paint. When we say it is not paint, we mean that itwill not do all the thingsthat paint could and should do, and which you pay to have done, You pay anyway, Zinc |or no Zinc, Zine makes the paint to which it is added look better, last longer and guard more safely. Zinc in paint is not a new thing except to ; you. All the best paint manufacturers use it inalltheirbest paint. Ifyou get and read the booklet, “Your Move,” you will know why. {he at Me ne tov feet ee fae mache ‘The New Jerey Zine Company, 55 Wall Sueet, New York For big contract jobs consult our Research Bureau. pyse2cia 1G) EDS advertising columns, articles show! how and w vertising isben The first will appear in next week's issue.

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“ COLLIER’s FOR sUNE 27, 1916 Peddie #3" ale bay Un pny Yee Me od Won | ey Temes Tek College seers age | | ESSE SESS || [pincer tor comers Seer || RaESses || | Pets fo om

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COLLIERS FOR JUNE 27, 1914 FREE Suppose You Knew You Were to be Cast on a Lonely Island And would have to spend the rest of your life there. What books would you take? What few great histories, biographies, dramas, novels, works of science and travel, are so good that they would never lose their interest—would have in themselves all the elements that make a satisfying, well-worded mental diet ? A group of sixty-seven great authorities, under the guidance of Dr. Eliot, have answered that qui ‘Their answer is printed in a free booklet; ask-for your copy; it tells the story of THE FAMOUS FIVE-FOOT SHELF OF BOOKS Before you add another volume to your library you should have this free booklet, ion, You should know the story of how all the books in the world were tested to find these 418 that are permanently worth while. “A Man Would Die in the First Alcove’— 418 masterpieces at a few cents apiece Be Guided by ‘This FREE Booklet “There are 850,000 volumes in the Im- _,4t¥,zman who cares to read 0 perial Library at Paris,” said Emerson. «If fully, should know what a man were to read industriously from dawn ‘= fr books are to dark for sixty years, he would die in the first alcove.” He should know why (000. successful And he would not die a we//-read man. But if a man could know what few great books are enduringly worth while and could read those few—he would become well read, even though he could devote to them but a few pleasure moments 2 day.

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thletic? Drink PA It fits you to a tee—vigorous and wholesome—quenches work-and- play-thirsts Delicious — Refreshing Demand the genuine by full name— Nicknames encourage substitution THE_COCA-COLA CO. Atlanta, Ga. Digitized bi

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‘ollier’s ine NATIONAL WEEKLY for July 4, 1914 f My Ad The Girl at the Counter By Meredith Nicholson Detroit the Dynamic A By Julian Street Price Knife and the Law By Richard Washburn Child

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— — He — oN When We Put It Up to George istory as the day our great-grand- daddies and uncles and cousins put it up to “Kink” George that he wasn't doing the job right. July 4th is par- ticularly a day for Jimmy Pipers and PRINGE ALBERT the national joy smoke J 'ULY Fourth sticks out in this nation’s because it typifies “the spirit of '76” that broke loose when good old P. A. put it up to all the Georges and Harrys and Bills and Dicks, whether they wanted freedom from tongue torture with just the bulliest, sweetest smoke thrown in or whether they'd go on paying tribute 10 the tongue-crisping brands of pipe food. Did they revolt? Why, they beat it to P. A. so fast and strong that they made tobacco history! Nothing ever like it before, nothing before or since like good old P. A. for Pipe Lovers. Nothing like it for the makin’s of hhome-rolled cigarettes. Prince Albert can't bite the tongue, because of the patented proc- ess that took out the bite and made the big tobacco revolution, 7A. com be had anvhere the fog fs; toner fed hag fr cigeratan, Bey tty vod tm, R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem, N.C.

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TIMKEN BEARINGS &@ AXLES Know Motor Car Values ‘To know motor-car values you need to know the values of the parts. Because the motor car isa machine. And its use-service-value de- pends upon the rightness of its component parts. No parts are more important to know than the bearings—because they safeguard the other vital moving parts that give “‘life”’ to the car. ‘Are: On the axle spindles in the hubs of all four fe heads, in the transmission, on the pinion shalt, each side « the differenti) —these are the hard service places where aly the best Gearhags will stand up to year-after-year use. te amet nthing—all god antction bearings at come with rapid trave fen! surface. . force that often exceeds ¥ Weight "t Kern to all cen The Conlon enmeshed

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CoLtieR’s FoR suLY IGHT NOW—nmake sure of the luxury of riding—anywhere, all the time, with Temco Shock Absorbers, de- signed and built specially for Ford cars only. Only $3. for the full set of four—and you have tire protection, engine protection, car protection, that actually save the cost in cash many times over, And all the comfort and luxury besides. Just one t not be without them the pri side jerkin past. Car holds the r lly help. the mechanism reduce friction of and the runnin alignment — save re Arid. Imiations, Infringements and Experimeat Car in better con the most use an pl ‘add to the sales value of your car. Shock, Absorbers give upand down swing o on going uke up all edi jars of paved streets—make your car ride with the buoyant sensa- tion of a large launch. You rest in your car. Complete Set Only $15 All the claims we here make for Temco Shock Absorbers are actual proved by daily service upon thousands J cars. We will refe guara your money immediately refunded with: ut question or argument. Double Spiral Vanadium Steel Springs von him reat rep inition whatever. Design and construction covered Sole ec 30 Days’ pay Nees Pack Guarantee pings touch suttaces of we pool The Temeo Electric Motor Company, 'y; 1011 Sugar St, Leipsic, O- ‘peat a {Spe 2, 118), a gates oth ‘double Mrarranted hancer

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‘ COLLIER'S FOR JULY 4, 1914 tore the ll on of his aba kip, That es ae ain owen mb RP ‘and pondered thi, Both Wine and Giobe_ bad i ra seat ees te al et an tt ek for Fh wh hunks Feet! 1 appreciate that bs ten tli th te they tron ok oe Rey” ‘tucsartea enter folded t abou at ad in et ust ething of hc hee reverting meet vee te ay st her ilciy. ike nchname bad spp fom be Motu worst: her atm eo at

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COLLIER'S FoR JULY 4, 1914 7 B pened the safe and pled out seneat itty rem the Ing be, Why The dete Hen Me ars ng cme SSratoerhe ai fou hivowts The lanady Moke a nt sol ee Pcie yoamthng che “Conti pore

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Detroit the Dynamic Chapter 1V of “Abroad at Home’’ American Ramblings, Observations, and Adventures By Julian Street Mlustrated by Wallace Morgan

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‘he sera of the anal ere of this aly with sate {aln, dewercen «tition dollars more than be dare Two Social Gros tent th state ty Prt ht ‘Contant om pe 23) Digitized by Gi

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 4, 1914 Bealby The Happy Caravanners — Chapter III

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COLLIER'S FoR JULY 4, 1814 16 The Price Knife and { the Law \ IGF By Richard Washburn Child — 7 SF

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1s cOLLIER's FOR suLy 4, 1914 reine toni Maotactasers ae a of ea ats for prvi atari, serie yest frma her competing tonth yen, We tn He erate oe Mate hee mea of ieee sa ie th ate teat ‘Sri el ke i i et se amr ding attri two Business Damaged by “Sales” UT hat of rt dru sors ute the pew Is Merchandising to Retrograde? HNELALIENTION wf tsntey Abe devtogunt f avai Ht compet a ith he er ie “He wae 8b tote wb AE York mechan na oe “Se ioe ato wr ‘Pay ataey fae ‘anette ‘is ‘Wt the sepa anne em anmatarturer. "How can we call euler ol ‘ene the red in hati Where the Consumer Comes tn Fhe ya tor article’ the tet Win Whe elton of Yetry stent rears, et sy the {tens to the Interest of the mawatactirer tye Ms "iat he more cvntete hairs toa pt, “hat cst Sidetvatar have ite we eh tr dwt he rat pice “Fe srw esata ees Ce Cemeludedom pape 3)

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COLLIERS FOR JULY 4, 1914 oo Heat Waves “ew tans By George Fitch ‘et eal tana hemes ‘ew planar for te priors tt Baru wR & ttn agtorment yay Churched! {Nth tanamerante bene of even Seasonable Sonnets TE DENATURED FOURTH Theirs er hel ofa eat i has en fo Weta evn porinwe Pour ith rap of ‘Win nite in are tliat are and rope fe ‘our aratrs priclaie brie of sts out of ‘Pha ett pe pater for owt be. Mellen Food for Directors awe vet gra da lo ih Our Golf Department onde for the Weak an Hee osm €m to one, eel pew ‘iol we for ers se have sae vie arg te at caret acove Draervokt ave by tbe erent that ve seat pen fr the etn fbr Rall TW ar mean Wel we he Thay Woeey may Ae” ‘cto ay yee & thee tke ‘eat hme en. Anewers to Correspondents rT hace here a ite fram a Fareqean —hewuraund, New Criewte—I/ ow tink £5 alate i tanking hue ming ter take Simian new for'e rd al, Uhre be wmtBig wrong Mote ‘ia yon gees Doo herp ae foto he grad Kansas—Blissfull and Wheatfull feetteeeweaes tramcme ia, Mabe ck oath auch ts tere Tast The nase H dot thnk RM. Sew York. olf ran were invented by

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The Day and the Flag P. FOURTH OP JULY is, above all others, the day of our lag—“the tg that is like a flower," as the Chinese said ‘when our banter was seen at Canton.” The spirit of day and hg Alike has never beet more beautifully expressed these Hes from the ajeteh that Secretary of the Interior Praxnuis K Lave ‘partment on Plag Day: Tie wok at wes eth aor a Yam tenho tam BP oe a erases sie, wr er 80 arp bas oe fie asa pay he emanate an {hat yom hae be adhe he vara te ty foun ma a fo, rece st fa a tg hog the d's wrk fe wrt ss ‘in wi Tn “Who's Who fn Amerie,” Secretary Laxk's biography begin like thin: “Horn Prince Falwand Island, Canaila, July Hi, IN6L. ee Ree early ei ‘eeretany Last eeu at the ‘am Amerie moved to California ‘niversity ‘of Caliornta, 1886" Good Appointments, These ILESLDENT WELSON'S appointments to the Peleral Reserve Roan ‘re beyond reproach, Few men hae the combination of scholar ahip. and experience. pomsensed by Mr. Was onl ap wit a higher dev i une, aecording to the text inany ine, equally high. Many aetn of Mr. Watson's A tration have bicen atch aw to excite enthusiaen for bis igh hone more than these appointnients. They” const leute tion to what i probal fant ‘iecae. Por the qual ive alimont wholly to the Vinso. Tt sa qity that be going to he slightly marred {tiny ou aebitrariness shown Un the selection of remerve iy: BeOS Wi rretaty MeADww une MI The Achilles Heel “Tie SCLNBIAMEE POINT of the Democrat Congressional elections this fll Hes fa from their platform of 1 fmev, wh have het tee high ned raced Ta Pees Pome othe feopics tal We demande Frarn fhe laplelly dod treme eo Bete 1S Rinmertio eernment In the face of this plank the present Democratic Congress has been the most wantonly wasteful in the history of the Peseral Goxerament. ir ‘charge of the antiDemocratie campaign thie fall we ‘wont fatisticlas and the investigators buss npon the Demo. ‘rutie “pork” bill and confine our compaign to them alone, Tt merely wanton wosfeulness. It comes near being larceny on the part ‘of individual members, for they are taking the money with a private rwotive—to buy their way buck fo Cougress with publie mows. An Ancient Wait IIE ABLE CALAMITY HOWLERS who are twisting facts abont ce it appear that this country arged by n corresponilent of oars, Dr. HC. Myrse Wash to read the “Laude Repoxitors” for dames 185 ial “Speculation, Opulence, Regears” 2 sited corporation, comoned of the wort ae of one tiene gu ace he Sty err tthe yea in a Has on Taio of eral led up: inde abroad daly te ‘schaaae slr the yeas unt tamed every aan pest With fe ‘kteelaess our nuts exeedag bili ou exper fil ee oe ‘nesauted ty arv uma tears) Wale admiting for we oe daly ores {he growing waif ou foutry, the ines fits oe stat lind ‘cn ton cane’ at eg ae, tote, wl teat stn Wt votably goo sluce INS. What does ik of Representative Tivarenney of hie own Stat Our own thought ix that Mir. Heatruwey would have done his State credit in Congrest—about 1853, A Prodigy EAR APTER Y to lappen, hoping ogaiont beph fever occurs But at last the ball dispatches of Jue, i the year of o {Limo 1914, have brought the glad tidings. A ball game between Wash ington and St. Lube was the scene of the great eveut: Taree Warnes (of thet, Lule Krone] wan eset with & ra tute ‘ant tnusaely Lt to crate for 8a Pam ‘And yet they say the day of miracle ix past! 1, season after season, we have waited for I nt espalring that it could owe Wass Hasan, ave dawn 10 being adresse the former elon af tbe Chey “Inter ei, eae known ne ane ofthe ‘chee sear and ken yor to mtue he payer 't ‘rom eoaepden nt ‘all amen af veal ‘Cheers! We hope that this “roral conception of morality” will ant f great while longer than HINMax or our own “llotoria Depart S Why do all HiNstax'e frend ues to the letters they write us? We have ve wanted to print them in erklence of fale ‘mindednes—bat the names are never given, and the fragment above fall that i decently enough written to go Into a family paper a FA MAJORITY of the voters of the United State eat their bal lots this fall in favor af Democratic eandiates for Congress, it Toe solely upon the theory th to tun the Waited intew fe to provide Woornow Witaoy sith a suficient mimber of do with exactly ax he wishes. What bs been worth while ‘alma wholly Getting Down to Business DIXCUESION of one of the most important points relative to he pening a legislation at Washington ix Me tetsu article, “The Price Knife and the Law," in this ily presente the view which ix commonly cociated with its foremost advocate, Me. Loria D. Baaxn Wrnisrum, Moser, and Césaxer might anguest theneeivex to some of us a+ candidates, or possibly one of the Rpaniande, Sonos for Zetnana; bat the New York “Evening Journ ‘The ehoice may not ie art erites, yet there ug Journal” is right asa fox. For no wer century has Sinise) off Me. Maw with Freon did the other

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“drawing contd fail to know at whom the thrust was aimed when ‘Oracle Baishat, he of the towering forehead at Fu te ity we wh x | ty bing Tk at thts ete, aa seling for easter af {Coo} woids, them—but soon (0 em th sicty or se fenty editions the following da the ‘carried a ful ote pl of Harari Pree, past prsen ae fete aed fal of a full page but space enough for two alieks of city news ST pteatrsedtnc eivetoemeats: Tae heellee’ screanan “onuinox Puan Makes Ww streaker” general izations which are bandied about concerning the “sex quextion.” ‘The mont nonsensical of these Iunacles are thone perpetrated concer ng wen by overwrought waren, aa thone got off abot women by comply Mr. Ovex ott ‘writing ‘ou of a man of letters author of the new goapel that you may wal lowe in pitch aid be profited, aot defiled, whom novel are aleiont “Toutssox comes forward werentig sx scaulelous gonslp— Mr. Owes ith thin sweet new bit of amatear sociale Man ts fn bien certain des Won Bex ue Raniayr. save Bravty op nie Awswicay it,” The text described Han isos Fisten as “foremost of fartints of the Iast quarter ‘with fa ‘worldwide, It has sali” we nee by the "Eveniie ‘Tournal,” “that ‘eirenmstanees treated the America Tisnnanow Pietine erates the American gil?" TC we were in’ Thanuiwow Fossa we wouldn't torture oun ang Tanger. the Taat chortle, Me, Fi ‘at “in up! He's oll cut!" Keep Off the Grass! JOW that the oye season Ft sith ‘ar contri at sie very tient "For nat ths ts ee i eve rn en Je enough truth ere for make the utr really of fenalves It th futhor would eae Tong enough tw take W fen ob servations he might learn that Tor wrecking parks fo, ‘we would Tike fo polnt owt that ‘who steal Howers, break imple ra Easier Hunting to attempt to explain thugs by ‘wbolonile ix merely toe the ‘istaken the franchise geubbers as Toth sorta put the Faw ws fer their set to get eh Sir both before our eltien are realy goo places to live in ‘The Man from the Machine HIE, REST DESCRIPTION of Hexny Foro of Detroit so far printed ie the interview with hin Ineded iy Mr. Sricer'« article In this fosue. Me. Sruser's work in this caw ix entitled to the orerworkel but asefal ylirase: a hhman document Stenography and Style Dees THE DloratoN HABIT ond to a lowe and wandering style? The slovenly muti ia favorite topie am vain the very ital where, nt any time, seen a Worm sentence than thie? He wos wise eh tae ths ad It ke an exttrmety veri fact that site the unonnement hi perpen forte the lanes singh folie Wich ie ever tee tet ‘y say ove tan for profnona trainin fe be we Tallingem that the Pulser foondaton sta als this trp. witht $y ther em wre te wie tener i roe fe ‘ton ‘oo meh skeplicie dente aan whee it was frst promos. wow that {he sett in tobe opened, the whieprendatowancetert tthe fret stp of = omataton ante aieton nf Hs be bas bn tle ear fem the est tthe country an appre am ace and a rine reat Tor the tang of The Jarwait ‘pes tee sate be Yet the able and learned write, and on a lange see at tha (he eoey ofthe colin short who sid thie ix teacking others to being none other than Dr. Tatcore Colum tose Mr. Owe benevolent parasite.” More Than a Joke OFF COMME Fm open to conviction,” remarked a charming tay w the come of nome trivial dincusalon, “bat Tad Jost Tike 10 se the person who could convince me.” Khe was tossing off an ile Freasantrs. Hut we have never earl any ove sentence which s0 Completely reflects the attitude of all reactionntien, The Golden Hour SVCHOLOGISTS ‘ernie Inve aneered at Hy ‘That 1 apadent, unmaunerdy falaehoon? have discourse ‘thundered agate Yer no 9 how ever completely eanght it—this hour of radiant yiedhoo A i the most intangible and deeting hour (n wer of the dass of dene mit pies ied that with the Fellagulshent es of the prison house. Tut was he not ‘wrong? Ts not rather thie sung gitthood the spin which seems 10 ‘catch and mingle for one magie instant the anreasoning Uithenes« [of ehiklboo with the tendervexs of maturity? And the ely atd vital ft her? Shall one e ‘of dresses ath Ing up of hair, or the host of interchanged contdences with i friends, or the comradeship with tose which now suldenly become tinged with all manner of mooushine aad innocent coquettien, oF the romantic dreams. or the fret actual romance—in truth, w_passlnge ride. bat ling. the sky for the moment md necer quite forge 2 Xo one of those will make the picture: it nee a iltle of Neither poet nor pedant ean analyze the Tengrant char of firthonl, and in that very fact Tiew the real nerret of its chttin, Surely here ie the quintescence of all Vein Beatty, thie goklen in stant when the dreams of ronth come their hearst to. fuliline By the mere sight of it the whole workaday world. ie witiched, itn nts have pated It, poets have thapaovtieel over i.

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cOLLIER’s FoR suLy 4. ss ENATOR ROOT risa a brvaer ‘aa pressings question of : ar tha be commonly |] samperted whew te ake in the Renate | ttn of ennai pb bo The Rotel dee wt rate io prem hb entire reord with the ents Ht tm teen tient ||] inpenstitiny.” he HH} ger the Putte Law fier. tix m very large co an nay the fad we never have a full com ing." ena the Commitice om Mines wid Mining” Senator Smith bore testimony: "Renatore have to serve on too mau’ con There is the whole folly of the present ‘organization, “Tam a 1 six or portant mie! Chap thon uate ae of ‘the name day.” the vive Iay fn the Tor nice a the eon Teudeney to neconnndate Senators. by canstnntly Increasing the membership. enafar Laue thowght the present tethost nh rapt a barber | shop.” Tle compares the veneration wnat Fenpect the Renate feels for is committe syater to the sterol hulls of 0 abo owe atid fare fn ‘hat oth the Senate and the Lower Hose saint with, 7 have 1 le eoaetont twerwort ‘Tonge tm vgs hs beet fn during the post four year than It ang. sinllar perio bi A Possibility HIE eerie impinge Tent ‘ne whieh Be tiv be olnervea at” Washington the hints ‘change i on fo we of The moet oliione conditions TW hie ‘of ener tment. Whether that will come a the |] ear future remain to be seen. Rvere hay at Washington be greed hat the hash al ‘au foutament nt pant ait eat well digest for Few ‘The general feeling bi i ‘an change will not be pensar in ea future, And yet a constitutional ‘convention af some farm of revi ro of Imponabte. 1 fx believe tha Wilkom tentins ‘he mae seme ‘of on form wninecesarily ett fond would be entirely willing to tu we mnt a eoustitutional come om GF he fet th strong enough. The President's Share on ‘can problem Sutervened som bint the Renate aod very great fo the Drinest been taken so seriously. i not a recognized rants for that jo in the onture of affairs have no mate: pon which to work, Tt fant the ng Hgts While “life ie teal, life who makes a joke is ‘ous. Tn his private life and his hours of ‘case he i reputed ta have a proper sense Sof hemor, bat of thin side of Bix character political Ws ‘emphasising the lighter aspect of public ‘THE RECORDS OF CONGRESSMEN affairs. While there may be need, there is no occasion for humor. With foreign fairs shaping a they are, ad the ever problem, the humorous aspeet would not tray tif to any wan who did wot have Lit cols profound pinoy hy If We Should Fight ILLIAM KENT, Representative of “eae claim knowledge why with the common fveryiay people, whom we vaguely ke find often senpine ae pons.” Me. Kent ‘fers thie contribution tothe solution 6 the Mexican prublet te Med ty a gun flare tray, ws ten ta We iH ‘ence amd an wt {ive news wiht th Soe ty In the Olden Time EMMIS of Congress store away ‘curios an itereting facts Ih nd repeat then ht cen el with sound platitudes. OMI Me. New ork, icintant maker of talking aw taxation fn the Dist eet "hie fine tro feat dos on he ove tat eat ‘rer ee of mney. Told the We wr EY eat to iar ta tt te at wa he eee, in Sree ti seme wore ta Xo exception was taken man potticaleronom, Howe many persons besides Me. Borla (of Missouri cam recall offhand Tout 3 ‘Aicotts deseription of the physical apy pearance of Washington tu 1878? Mr House what fon in the Disivie, ought bance of "how Mas Alcott “described in detail the pigs she inet on Pennsylvania Avene, and. their tavidual traite ain abitx” Awd. the ‘coms afill fet in Eafasette Snare, [S| COM MENT ON CONGRESS Se Et EL

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COLLIER'S FOR sULY 4, 1914 2 — jae | TN Detroit the Dynamic The drink that needs no chaperon Welch's Grape Juice is such a drink. Its rich color appeals to the eye; its fruity flavor delights the palate. And with its good qualities are mingled no “after effects.” Welch's solves the beverage problem, If your thirst or your fancy demands more - than the “aqua pura” of Nature, you can get Nature's best fruit drink, AT its best in Welch's “Che National Drink” When traveling or away from home you naturally take extra precaution in what you drink, It is then especially that you come to appreciate Welch's, now so generally available. The purity of Welch's makes it absolutely safe for young and old, and if you have discovered but a part of the many ways in which it may be used in the home and in entertaining, you are buying your Welch's by the case. A Suggestion Termite eesti wan wee Dac Se al daa “eter he eth the Wah dy ‘The Noun Brink for he Notional Bap, Do more than ask for Grape Juice —say WELCH’S and GET IT! AF unable to get Welch's of your dealer we will ship a trial dozen pints for $3.00, express prepaid east of Omaha. Sample 4-ounce boale by mail, ten cents. The Welch Grape Juice Company SAE SVE \| Westfield, New York

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oy COLLIERS FOR JULY 4, 1914 The Handy Inexpensive Cle Devic for Evry Dry Ue Casi’ is jet grindin’ of @ {ellers metal wheels. Gresse the axl, I say, with « little ‘ilo haman kindness. When 1 Feet my dander gettin’ ap 1 Sone BISSELL’S NYBODY who under Moe Contents of Detroit vin FLAVOR, SAVOR and stands human nature ieee tee wth ett frm SYRUP wll tll you that no man can alt come fra one hate of be really downright, rea’ MAPLEINE “ ‘mad while he's smoking cool, slow burning VELVET, the Smoothest Smoking Tobacco. ‘The tobacco of which VELVET is itde isthe one tobacco which an the fall fave od “body” and tobacco hantnet fund io many kind VELVET is made ol Burley leal which, owing to the mont a cess of curing, all the natural ‘aulies of thie Kentucky Burley CHAMPION DosBiscurT shea pra Coupons of Value with VELVET Se Bags oct | Slory tote a whch Bb ‘One Pound Glne Humidors trea |

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coLLier’s For The HUDSON Six-40 For 1915 Our Gem Car The New HUDSON Six-40 Described by Howard E. Coffin ‘There are 48 of us—each a skilled designer—in the HUDSON, corpe of engineers. All are quality 80 we never have aimed to Engineering repu- Make the" HUBSON scene cor tat are not gained in that way. Prices have dropped because costs di dive ‘output and standardization. ‘This yea ed. prodction~-the new FIUDSON S40 $1,350. But we engineers have naught to do with this price matter From our standpoint a piece of fine engineer: ing—we consider this the gem car of 1915, We are Pwd Without texpc the pce ark, Ws cr The Evolution of Sixes “The bet cagjasra hav for yoo simed of Ste. Cow Sena poe eal a othe ee aad Sic alone ford that Bat the eaty Shes were hex watt so thi logical motor was conned to hgh Esiopean eager teed his dca ceived the small bore, longatroke motor which ony teat a compared tilted lighter controcton ste HUDSON S40 we hve wath ot te tite inh typeof moe, The remlt an epertre cot en 3 pe sss a ve ered ne Foro Eke pee How We Attain Lightness All of us formerly bul heavy cars. We used iron where we now use aluminum. " We used castings where we now we deep Forgas Inca of proper digg ad oly mate: Fab, we employed mere size. Those heavy cars were not neaty so staunch as the light HUDSON Six of today. act ‘i For years we have worked to combine lightness with tieength, but every pound saved added cost to construction. ‘This new HUDSON Six-40, constructed on old lines, would weigh atleast 4.000 pounds. We have made i weigh 2.900 pounds. Thus we save you the weight of seven people al that extra tie cost and fuel "Yet lat year thie Sex-40, ia thousands of hands, fled to develop one weakness. We never baat stauncher a HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 8039 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. Our 31 New Features ‘We devoted three years to this HUDSON Six-40 before we the frst ear. Our fourth year on tthe year just ‘been spent on refinements, We took part by part ‘and studied ways to improve them, Ths sew ode shows 31, int eee They er owdy in comlot and. conveninee, Ano te i cui, oma vpark. advance, on lights and gute, “A wits re-run in cov: di. Sone GR Sede aed Gaia, "Ths 3 pee foe the diver We have here now ooe ofthe handbmet, one of the bee-eqspped contin the word, Inno way tal we know of can any car excel it. And many of these attractions are exclusive to the HUDSON, Men's Refining Tastes ‘The cvdeace in that metris are turing any fom stares. Tey wnt slic! se end power, bu tt ex eave The promme on un for pean far been lo bring lowe wpkeep co, sa to do that wa Si. 1, th Sal rok Har al spe comfortably. "Here ceo ins matclem gitar and Tow Speaine oo “The fact that no car can be bit any beter i shown by ths mer “A cer wus be Ga ofthe inst ma teil inthe mont sil way to attain soch staunchnes with om went The HUDSON Se stand ie La iecag toe ro tro buyers ating ft rey care aid We have uebled cur capaciy, yet we cannot hope 1 teep wp woh doa." Mon ws be thesexr ort Ee conte wth cars which fall below t. We know tha every Carell sll win cw caret fo out gra ol cberea Phactn, seating wp t,7 passengers, $1550 PONS Becht Stata Reader ame pee, The New Hudson Six-54 ‘We build on the same liner s larger model with ome-thied more power and a 135.inch wheelbase. It is for men tho ‘want the HUDSON features in larger. more impressive ca. ‘This new HUDSON sells for $2.350 Hodson dealers everywhere have thete new models show. Go see the new features. New catalog on reques

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aA 3 26 cOLLIER’s FOR JULY 4, ESSE, Here is a small, high- grade, high-speed, Reflecting Camera that will make the kind of pictures you have always wanted. The Auto Graflex Junior Bax 3a ‘With this camera you can make snapshots on dark or cloudy days, or even indoors. On bright days, when the sun is shining, you can make ex- posures as short as 11000 of a second. if you wish. ‘no uncertainty. When you look in the focusing hood you see the image right side up. the size it will appear in the finished picture, up to exposure, There is neither focusing der. Our 6t-page illustrated catalog shows the way to better pictures. May we sead you a copy? FOLMER & SCHWING DIVISION EASTMAN KODAK £0. ROCHESTER, N, ¥. ‘The Tenth Year in Business Lunch Outdoors ‘A Money-Maker—| [J "™,"ssht Keer Thnen Frou EMPIRE CANDY CHI Colliers School Direcrory Collier’s Washington Bureau will furnish to Collier reacers a wealth of information ‘on any subject for which Washingr Bailing, Wasigin, D.C | The Gode He Warskos TORO nace ts ro sane 3 ar hea nthe =o Sewanee tier SE se This Is Henry Ford 7 man of el ‘weavings rather

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 4, 19 Six More miles per gallon— Lydon, Mig. Co. Delivered to you FREE ‘on Approval and 30 days Trin ABLACH Face Powoen engineers know lect ignition, Over 100,000 users of K-W Master know that the large pow and generon the trade mark and ante number. It pro= tects you against imitations $15 with Regular Kick Swit ‘$16 with Yale Autolock Switch

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” WINTON SIX Model 21 — Now Ready A New Beauty for 1915 With Distinctive Individuality for You Personally HE rare beauty of this car challenges admiration. Best of all, we give your personal car a special individuality to meet your own good taste and to distinguish your car from every other owner’s car. But that’s a matter we prefer to take up with you personally. All the sterling features of Winton construction are retained in Model 21. ‘The enlarged radiator and bonnet blend into a pleasing unit with the new body, which is of singularly attractive design. The raised stream- line panel has been seen heretofore on limousines only. Doors are wider and swing on concealed hinges. No outside handles. _ Seats are roomier. The cowl board arrangement is new. A tonneau light is provided, Springs are always automatically oiled by Dann cushion inserts. Wheel base 136 inches (on four-passenger and runabout cars, 130 inches). Especial provision has been made for the most satisfying comfort. NOTE THE FOUIPMENT: White for 1915 eatateg: mow ready. AUR ws about the exclusive lature of individuality for your oun car The Winton Motor Car Company 101 Berea Road, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S. A. Direct wwch Houses in 20 Leading Antomebile Centers

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COLLIERS FOR JULY 4, 1914 a tu a? Grp he on sen, wanderers satel ete wnat at ace with ont Sette compaanse ot Wilt au Whateter ee “Gece Sp Sur et abet hs ‘aioe cation pty Cae Wir tne the antntgtion to‘ er heat” Bera inten Thayer fiat renee Mr. and Mrs. Consumer Advertising as it affects the consumer is 4 sub- ject in which you should be interested, for itis ‘not 4 tax that increases the cost of advertised articles to you. The following quotation is the first of a series which we will publish to show you how adver. to ndake beret fee tising benefits you directly nr Aesteae : MEF Plame Corn Flakes Cheaper and Better st net Se era Ate erence pong both ies of aur pode have cn faced a «rea f the lage ont cred thenghsdreriig 1 Quay and nic vale of gods ave bee incr Seng full of te quite. quaint on ‘int lly they hal been Mette Foe jit ‘oh thee ten ie, "Hd te ant C, niH att peteewin Dang “FR —— ESE. |

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Some Tire Troubles And How Goodyear Met Them Tires Too Costly Treads That Loosen “That is tlay’s most common tire trouble ry common cate of tire min, ‘There is his danger—to reduce it by Howadreds of Tange rubber rivets are the tire daring vileanization, We paid ‘method, $0 Goowlyears are centered And some, when v1 the All-Weather tread, ving. Te is Rat and ‘a regular. It xpeeal the strains like a ‘Our statistics on such tres show that SLL percent erp ‘wet roads with deep, sharp, ace carded for incu oly: That means that hs where it exits, als neatly one:thind ta “Thue are the reasons why Goolyears rue Tiredom— THE SOODy EAR ae) & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO. ‘Toronto, Canada ‘Mexico City, Mexico Dealers Everywhere ioe ‘Write Us oa Anything You Want in Rubber

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The Smash in the Ear The First of a Series by George Randolph Chester The Fleet Stands By By James B. Connolly

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HUDSON Six-40 $1550 The Model Car ‘The HUDSON Six-40 for 1915 comes, we believe, pretty close to your model car. It reveals all the latest refinements, In big things and little, you will find it the typical modern ear. Most of you. for ten years, have watched Howard E. Coffin develop new standards in motor car design- ing. And his every innovation has led closer to your ideals. ‘The new-model HUDSON is the fruition. He and his 47 engineers have devoted four years to it. Men recognized it instantly as the coming type of car, and they ordered last year 3,000 more than we could build. Premiums as high as $200 were offered to obtain Now comes the 1915 model with 31 refinements. ‘We have trebled our output to cope with demands, and that lessens our cost $200 per car. So last year’s price of $1,750 is this year reduced to $1,550. Men’s Changed Desires ‘Once the ideal was an oversize ear, big, impressive and powerful. Now modest size is wanted. This HUDSON Six shows 47 horsepower enough for any requirement. The 123.inch wheel-base gives ample room for the two extra tonneau seats. Once the finest cars were heavy. But men knew less then about proper materials, and less about de- signing. Here is a car, as staunch you but $1,550, Three years ago, not a Six was built to sell at less than twice that New Artistic Features We have gained as much in luxury and art. Com, pare this exquisite HUDSON Six-40 with the cats of two years back. Note the flowing, unbroken line, the excellent body finish, the hand-buffled upholstery, the invisible hinges—the countless touches which show infinite pains This car looks the thoroughbred. You will find none handsomer, none better equipped, none with mote comforts and conveniences than thi The Highest Type The new HUDSON Six-40 in no way whatever sacrifices ideals to price. It is what we regard—what Mr. Coffin regards as the highest type of a modern car. In quality, beauty and equipment there is no way tocexcel it In size and power it accords with present demands. Its lightness shows the finest materials and the highest skill in designing. ‘This is our masterpicce. The price is all the best need cost when built in enormous lots. If your tastes and your tendencies accord with the times, this isthe car you'll want. For there is not, on these lines, a single rival in sight of it as heavy old-timers, but weighing 2890 pounds. By better materials fand greater skill, we have saved you the weight of a carfull of people, Yet we have even added | “Gncan ton, wih quckadioe soeagih pete a Dimming sreclighes Once ihe bx car operative | Aiea lon cont wan extravagant. Few men ii could stand the tax. Here, by | Ruetbete cupervon. ‘matchless lightness and a new-type motor, we have made it very smal ‘Once the desirable cars were costly—way beyond the reach of the many. Today, this Six costs Some 1915 Features ‘Two disappearing tonneau seats Gasoline tank in dash Extra Gres shead of front door, Phaeton, seating up to 7 pase ssengers, $1,850 f. 0. b. Detroit Standard Roadster, same price. New Hudson Six-54 ‘We build this same model with a larger engine and a 135.inch wheel- base. It is for men who still want big, impressive cars, and who want the HUDSON features in them. The HUDSON Six-54 sells for $2,350. Hudson dealers everywhere have these new models on show. Go see them. " New catalog on request. p HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 8042 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. This Year

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‘ COLLIERS FOR JULY 11, 1914 What Constitutes A Square Deal to Tire Users? HERE i THE Fisk RUBBER COMPANY Factory and Home Office, Chicopee Falls, Mass. 78000 Dealers and Fi Branches in Principal Ces

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vrhen the Rs ces wel make mln or 29 for a theo ck Meh al me be aly teen {0 laueh The ore he tons of the more he Tuatha woe em out is ot ‘minting tr the Ave tvs for uy rt tthe fac, aod wit ere Ha the sate to meet thie jromater wen he me he Waveho tk ‘Wont ttn eae do? ae heitly mec Ihe tt AE other trl ap ‘vith Homey Fraser an they aaa toes, Nae wasn otk Hi er to tn web i= tur whom wire jutties a Sse lear five invented, Mtn man, be ee hat the Dinter or lth are was ‘at Tmt ae aah Ie hn. You ever har sake 8 Taney speed atonal Tete the €%y Connell eres ta speed Tht Ihave tou lor the Cy Comet iw't he any tere a te be Cy Cant i" trytle” and ams brows. bes tebe they et he) tho hy try in ice a i teu the Mot nrbraben, Mi ae Inert ‘Thowe wast srle from Hath thre back bee ot inc nitro ety Henry Pm ‘in sone athe more she thoes the ne SN ee ea, ae ‘net ch for bun ery Saale Hace the cory at Be smo Now yes they th sas I tee a: "Vor twenty inate ther sa sents, ging done COLLIERS FoR sULY ‘Teeny mints more ‘The fre Hees pond selina tv ed athe ate fe ‘aged free the tama stake. pal” be sab, tag out of deep thas cr bee tne a seh nt {hevhend aod thie tee mod at fad ee “Tout you he to sil yo river tad al, Me ver the tacks f Be tc red ors: ste { rastworthy man’ Ferret shook hams with a Eh faring wen te Soe eas aero 1H te tenuita tent bat te leah the ta “eas sour popettn En pet pou AN if youll eve men exelnve ax mont’ contract to nil tft 30 on Bee eat ‘ester stay cat AH the pda" i handrete a i pice’ nt you hnow ie Youre gtting part the {ina fade. Kase every ‘ating one,” Now se the strat” aime of awa te ccton, “alae Whiter war telling se aot te “te nae mMghly Iwan cet” salam My. "ste day Fn eng to it nator sso ‘Ta ta cae fae met a engi “ic ire eon eo he ‘Sammons forte sf ver Oy tensa ‘Sine yu ely or orci the tnt lees wrt ‘We sat wie he spe Pat Trews tums tar to amt, ‘ton fmt wed sr oa” bs fe th me ee rrarkabiy “aha fo spe Sosmerel Kom Th bad wut re ‘nie ee bate ‘rae aot arimpnn. "ron Meee 8 hake a deat ts sour tne, ni Te eee Prater Sor my ‘pow, tm pce of te oo. NE yh com i ny Stig Tt tt ou ne sae oc at mvent ee, Sate, you nay tat "vi mer a Ne a et xan ‘tured bi. Me nn beng Unters inh ol groset In ie of ina tian too) te come th Seaver tan fou wen! ou ba “te meron serine rn nah ton mers for pou Baer pnt et pat he oe Die re Renens mac ‘em aunty. “Sh kee hat as mp teens ser there was Sonic bane In er Found lack ees zad by Googl

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Sm sued Der 8 mument In sortie then be eso" the dimpled. “Wintarss women have thant fen wating soy oe a Tone tk it take we aboot tee weeks fr mk Chew ae to 1 eet money for Incoming. ters aot Brnsr copiers agains the ale in hie te ene fou can han a wh Ber ort ‘oem at Joe how hewn much itr. Dowie Nie ering wae Been ints abe of ‘i white nes nt he wns ng ito the whe! ary. od cha allt am with he eee eva Sings on bot fo Shr Mabry amd wi ote for ani an tin‘ ‘he way hf Ie the new at were mae “chant ongutsng Iagreioe enn wie | (er toate tn Wahu.” ‘alan "ie'3 {ror of tock in wean 0 Ie tt twenty per ren ikea Toth les of Hf "eppone the company fae host ‘Then youl ow He & ete st ‘and thes, is hers thrwoah his re posnraon “On, sort Ike this and thet wo there be fied fhomes When be tise Chaie Tahar. bs ple ‘coneuted Samm grinine the west ot Chariie with ‘itbstnm."Cotersame ef the tsps "Wher ten wl Fa pei the mee TN nt am Sorc Yo ht the COLLteR's FoR JULY S["Shrene fone broach ur stk outeritn seeed devs ame ae he fee ae Tene fore oor am cap ie har wth ie tat ret tir a op. TT te theese of that tay Sih Wins te 7 ‘way. me fond mune perio fore iene ‘weve daand by the revolution sat fond themetves, ‘Tia ult knowing wh tasting wit arty SBIEDIATELY ater the Wishare Cie Are Lewae a ented i ete fet, San Ad {hd onghe advertise see to Hat tant "iy nen th Indes tnd ben ght The x say wert inproverret which wall de sere ‘ant res Cirle Ae League Hua for Turmbforeterything?" "her h ot t a me rahe hae tae te dae 0 st Proshtat Pras, ante reeiany was compete the money ate pute pdt earn Fa estate th ny bal coat Hie ones ive Sorehant and Mutter {he stead ea aN ‘th teal bi ene ata rosipnt Pa. fi at th ta owl He wna hea Sera mtetac iriiman wo foe sar ne aetrea ‘ae bo tn xv the ar haters Franiet ‘the chalrfarths from teeny ie fg of re ar aya at the bck aha can To for som, Sam" ae Hane 1 SS hl te tain car he drt Go te Stand moe a Dagon at my share the iy ise be sl he at ect ren Ieee meet of the Seedy novenmnt Co tents 20 gre cent of the srk form servlet ‘eR Coty tied

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coLLieR’s FoR suLY 1 Bealby Beauty in Distress— Chapter 1V T Ase ey eld tose theme leet oe tvth the pete af ehacate fete wat Win ore Nite aio ‘oven they have for thee may ‘teh litle yeh o mera tart atthe pepe ‘aie almaly tamed to emoval ae are oleae ‘ile of rola tue wie Tht ple ae title hank of hover aad ramble promod wer rom the bras, ad doen the i Sune 99nd aap po "Tae on orton ae ane ie, Motos hsb drat Met your hte eed “heat ‘ya tate “tht ma Wolly vila, th 4 taotnent of seiprtetan, nam went Sowa watch. sme oer the wet to wort em the hance pogaratioe we Ma fecal “Svittam: rc Howes tema, ee the etn Aiiver an ke 4 eke hom tt the feb Ite toh srs, css es Ht eae Felten Tin) ant abd” talked fertesiay Chever stuf then’ had ty ot water fom ‘igri isk sel the kettle for a ene tr Malbteine yee erases hoa te took ed Fea In I theca two prfese themes aos For the vw fm 4 elgtboring Ml "Tivy pec Thee ete ne wal tek {eur Saelele haa whe Yat Bea ‘mae Mi tosh ty (ileal the underts. ‘Sim at amo bt atte was sat Im ber to fone ania saute sate nthe a ale ath a weet ml. “vat ate yo eine tobe, Dek. he Rew UD ict know, eve wmlened™ "Yow lke tobe an fee ate wet ner rial Bry nl was ported has rat nd ln ma ey de ‘ate enrasrprite 1 neree hia) for high nda te tna ha froth. nly th "raid Mia dein Sa" me aati ioe et tay nthe the att ne one ena ‘ie "ites al be re tr gu he y Google

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COLLIERS FoR suLY 11, 19 2 "ant ft the ee The Top of the Day ‘pent ioe bark hal “Pe marine a tne Toujuceee vee af fase te cw sears the harbor Ta be wa Se vow Sal fom Hane Bs Fal Sn hae wut pe reas By James B. Connolly tne thre fata:

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COLLIER'S FoR JULY 11, 1914 tae int he mney eds eons or chumces fc 8 sed Chore tre st over ther nea to bticr te . ‘ratio tac same War Cie t made dimerence Plan airilpa aga ‘i ‘hese gute era neuen ty ately wr ‘hrough he wall the sed sry the murine ‘anteamar oo nd Me}ackee atl Under the Aint ory id Tet fend ttle plants are, with the teaches, al ells une tumbing down upon thet, ‘They ducked fine ine nl onder gor te falling sort, maf he, at ke nny ote ap Jt a maf Fellows claret the sivete wit thelr ites a uchine guns Wenhlat o Hike tbe tn that lan par? "Auto ne ew bento lechlesAteaiowwtthber tte spat ‘hse bates a of the tweed cout Troghtup naareat seaport Reston Samay eatieet menses are of hat |) Geadaps lone the harbor frm and the menarare tae rlinggate fellows, An" Fom hong eraey an dam eer sn make the mat of tle hort her Horseeyatie stextime™ todo ble Say sce siya o tara vs cljnat tobe lunee mojo can tell Sou may Abe tales of the tae homes ns the water nt the ly ‘raion. "Tue preeat la of Metts Tiaters = tern potatoe nen aca ey ny large fren Ucfackets and marines alowed shore ert. Nove fave fe ease the Hee fre por wre Ne {ree what! haypewed ay Tle was what happened in Tie hulp they wont re wes of more slave leurtng ame, at ‘eels they ee yeay tn corner oa she the, "i hit nthe unep—aeereaitten ets ‘harines-and there the Kad ts ahora we the time comer wel te nate to ot better weil be sta every ere Poaere tigen! the" word amt nee That Last Desire alte a tw the totes of he the whe may hae more “nr he i ae hare fullet mone. Me sth Me yx ‘and Ara ety me a he ‘em Aaa I gel Som chore In to it In man. Foe to deus anal Atte “00 of tet theory tt fe oye th tee ket fut iw ; ‘rine shy that te Ao ta the deci of the apse, At whl we are nthe rar of the hae iin come nr” the tet one were sr Ear ene that ‘set tey we mews ail Youn. the=e hue” aa Iara gees the seme menmed ey bf be erie the sen of tte fa ike‘ waist ie ware steace ae, yeh artes ems Pld teeth ana th tis the The rniicn the coe: tlic Inseworn, {may hace eos thelr antstoredyerety grafts ac has fie to ith the stor, iy see el heheh erat, bat we tnt st i, hn ey Sa yh of a eh ti hen lose see iter highscwot hs ni Jost of ae Naval Coleg, aoe mth pa Arieees of elerks 1000 fale att fel warm ae a cold ciate hey conid et et ‘rink of any Ki at (Conelded im page $2)

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COLLIERS FOR JULY Passing the “Pork” Weta Getting Votes with Federal Cash Bpemacse ‘Woulne #seterminat ght wenint the soa ‘mos fem the ‘ue Trojerta Whether he long, ting ler rk a ais tom of that was an ba erin st the Taran oie, wt ie “chien suo" me etapo, Ht ‘how prose coma ten more Licks sven Yo th hy” Ieper Se dam ata eatinatd Sat of 15006 "The ie {i aa mend S500 auoaly fo Major Tirees of the {na at tt to ola "h unareman nee shure the {eat ant the hepato tthe te {ory traverse ot ual the wae Site of no mac mune How the Plate Is Passed he aie Lc teres a “An thts deser ‘ie most f Tae ether apogee ‘Th 1 Tericharel schemes It hus not tev to floc nenator Were Sette nu muneeoraton a frmttoe bal ato, ‘cha eomduete ru ‘ten to mare Hs elon, 1 Dever 13, agora erm himelt ‘The tae na if a ‘Sananey ot Seat the oar Rogers for inet be ‘um nee tamode for tele aon the Trewury. and tow the Demoerals are ‘tne thea ee halen “The Most Vicious and Vulnerable” Aver an arbor a 1 brerng onthe part. ‘Nem the wnt iver Me as otjetioabs omar ta {ae tenure salem He mit ers ad at i reco i nn een al ie ory fot Ts certon as pred te the Sole (Wash) “Putin mas Aimer foe ears ac when the eal marsiman, We ame | evs, hl sf feetenpenty Upellipspyrdreenp cola Hocsirg e wars Cope TEs eteoe sore ty tee mon attitude of Members of Congress toward the pork barrel. ‘They use success at the pork barrel as an argument for reelection the rave prone tater the stent eto lat ate Pate deasoater Re ‘antes. ampiclng Srery base, The MI (reper bs pared tithe Hosen. Ream fret 8a Woe rats toe ramped ation the ive Sceriel tr eyproneitloor nad ete wa rv en a any pen Sins 0," Mente ose ap 8 ‘itt hen ye serene ’ Mami Stor which te, Fear Where Eack Tow Costs Uncle Sam $6.56 tie tier a ner he tego fatto te mo oversea fn the upyer Ca eta tm ete mao {ip at the ters af Congres wn aot tee hae {ste he yo trl a Ka for eetain wheter fc oot the reek wot He a und lesion A Stajorty ot tne Mule are step Uy the soem ent iar "hee arent sre that frau projets net ty tevate Interests ire tiie, ht geen. Wt ean In they eet from ate fun fat of te a the ernment has stout raters en sition rivers sil barbara ee petty frteratymetecd that one that ate hae Foon wane stone pate Freie eidenee rope te hot abo saeco The Cost of the Hennepin Link com te Fein the Galt Dats TAC tae nd cea ees ee et ‘Sint at Sag 5. tentacle oats Tut Mester anes Sane ha al cw mee Simoes hese tt Siete Nor satin Se See a cee emia rete a ete A CE SG ss ep Cee wa ad Saat

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Double-Dummy Lorimer ORT mo far give ont a fo the M i sce to reveal Une ate of fairy that ary aking practiow are “The mains of any poor people Our Next President A PORTION of Heswer—teannlated froin th he next Pilon of the ‘iors aero of Wa ‘Istwsn an Tascous. Ph fe newer aot yalnsloriooe saree, ‘ey have had ema iprartial eias, whawe hen of corny to foes poles nian Malate ot peste fare You are exceestingly personal, Mr. Haws. Par ve, t0, ane personal, Are we mistaken in supposing Thinking of yournelf x a posible “ext Prexilent™ even sty ‘we an who ix President at this time? No? Well you haven't hance, Mev Heauvr. The America nation be ‘these funnls are jusdled from wn to another, with the mua making a few choice loans to heninelvex jst fore sql ‘open menson for sane ‘howe wine binds. Lastisia's ability’ Wo wees, hake han, Kise the Tuabiew, bare his warns hear, ad et nity mat have coe mers handy for the work of thie asiulicate. What do Chine who ii the Renate of the Cited tates think of oo ition, you nee, Yo ate, 10 be ne, ether "Tain sees to hae be a tn ‘sts bt, in xpite of all that, y tick Hon. There roo for mul any Tonge vans, Mee Haws som Is Hearst Really Wilson's Friend? ‘OW COMER the Commitee on Franchise of the Nationa ONY MANY BDITOUN ary there who, i eiiiing Wau Monictpal Leap pati ou that tie wie es wet iis aheciew penige- te oes ees saiwupn papwion aos sles oo) gas toneee ee bed danger Lids te HF allegra eraser, ott on ware pre cub of Ninos roapengy els ney ai ti the oe ee Independence" and Journalism hie ete darkening af cone that we 40 MONT. POLK an indepe Gar secperin’ Toe sald fetes of sorely equation Ihr pUcy le toca epeorit iin Sipe eber ig toss, (Gate carare eas eam a ere ay rasa bio, there scene to be souething ine bine ted) by the State Covernmenty—e. g, the Railroad Commiatton tts matter Met ating nepal iis ierminable Invent Thi inthe ndirae and mecowery doe Tee men of tranortttn t Ie ea co an fo beter ting cdl tee ere the ite predite were "We mest bendy the ba af oy cos The et abore is ret ea oss ger ie tae ee heard from The her se nsf apparently expect from iagulint the ie of aye whl ‘ten the Jom tesirable ones. ethap It ix amined 9} hua Wing for the qual Ant praise ween, Of cotta, Tike Tint be there angthing ebe for a Many m papor which regntabe Heel aw Inlepe itself with keeping silent abo praise. Tn the nature of Thpite universal fects et the forcks from bot Timlepersent eons, in spit it nom en. I of the great growth SOMETIMES ONE GETS POOLE tells. Take the M 1 nt generally the Joy of work ter of ieturen: one te mite not only that teal the people he wat irawing when ets” ad “Teh sat he eee it ‘nd resenting th eaers. One aire that CerasHtASK enjoyed Mix Dicken, ole cull never have mae Little Netz, aan Tavis and Mr. PickWwiex half x speaking of Dues renin stration draw for rin ao then sper servants he vu of all, the fannie Ihave selon see inst rations a il arly ex i diferent -misdia Mesey Raa roe in Mee Wieiae at jn Me Weta characters. Avi this brings hack to the starting polnt—t For Ste. Rana tells uw that "Tea" the best ates Mee Her of opinion, Mat A she New York "Evening Pant "The ealiturial page at the New York "Work wore than fhiFLy sears m remarkably able ai alfa, abe een, oF Ht reilly Peano rate Tew fiwlependent in the seine a setaclid rant, ATE ation al al ear ake The High Cost of Congressmen % ‘THE PORK fe the tthe Conte Memlig Thlaye” Canenita he ovate Pag Sit sts. twehlettls. pour pork at the politica fr hn thelr va inated ltons uve: beem sheet fh (i Watax “Heatly.” There be eh aoa the Comgrensive, anew for all, that we expect ‘Migent ty am Ht they were directors i & p A Precedent for Mexico N OLD AND FALSE Al went of the poor, Sten mag that juntire « ‘an tad problem becwime the jeon will either gamble aw few deren or lowe then for debt. Hut hotwesteal exe sexy som American priveiple. Lond Keres applied i itiere the money Teter ay: seize etojee bn Fiwplenients, ht a never eattle. The x -ARD out ree: stirred up of the result itself, For dhe first time ant wae gloriously defeated after x lot stragle, but the headlines read aw iC the crimson erew hi Hikes oad proves! wneyal to Fuster t0 the an nieler who declared that lasing poor ‘tears the contest wee thing saws matter how the victors went iy Mexico if omler eat length brought oot of ¢hiom. ‘The way te always stick by fl ur the inp turns py that Pars protect the par bx to give thea istier, Tha hint the lawsers e wine abel of Kolettes, i the sam af their fin his ate nied these nme the Taw ta tals the iitferesiee hetweon vival The Seientifivon” This ust wever be don er

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The Bible as a Newspaper Serial OR A NEWSPAL two to the fs ‘experi TE yom haven't ww that the book ow “Festanwent ia its entirety he will the Teegin to reprint itm serund time, Not vers tog ao the trary table fa erie Tar CFisplay only a patent ve Sh coy oF the “We uneven ed slow the ted 1 With st variety of other reading Tha it befatlew that, ve, beach thin layer of sist i cover? Tm Falitor Hope the old order of life ele Ivan ole to "Kanan, 1807" When the care day dee ‘im the phe o Rasene Atte ks begin co yu ‘ie ie, "Tat ive to Kans The Humor of the Very Rich OME LITTLE WHILE AGO. the entry wan agitated ya report hat Mowers F. Prax, a mlemilionsine (ail eure a statement given out by the great one: “Ves, Tam going to at Haven investigation aut Connset Fou read an ati ‘Wat ave been waiting ever since some other of those papers to fell That “American Novel” W328 IT SHATEAUBIELAND whe ait that SAmertean Falety of Me. Aasouin Busstrt,w 1 ole 8 of whisky and tw om the (wo gallon h hick soot broke out dons was was placed on trial for the er have reveite! from esterday 1 mat In the court where Merew Nance bot teal for a Messing Things 1¢ fllowing He iw the ited Blows, Ad, beat of a AL thin stage the learned ei fail with loving et foam at the window of her dingy re it threw one allo e whisky on the ance there net to work with hic rien fn his brother Manet Hof a letter about iL A. Horna of Spokane: TA weer that tle fal Tiquor wax puretanes Crom A xuloon piokatie who blatantly. adver ff sour chihtren neal shows low buy: bode." Atl set we do feel an bitter against thiv saloon keeper fe wart the man wh sippien aw with al whisky, Probably he sone Highly respected ettzen whowe wie oC ar Ud pene acd wh ‘ot socal vito eit is hd we onl way seals nyt beng shine ssi with the mia who mak For Some Painter AVE YOU EVER SEEN 9 wrede ‘lan seen the train moving forward thigh curtain of binek night, a Mata lowed by an engine whiowe head io boldest relief the ail ‘of traioman perelesl ot) the Hint ear, flag in hand, ready 10 warn the jer when he aust xt ie trait hes i has growing: lowers about nly goon house, Init St top Tit Tittle use for folk who have grows roid hrwgh all the warm weather fhmacent ‘Ther may not lie, steal, cheat, a ae the there ie something Inekingg nv that sort olan thant meet Win, ming nek. The world cannot Tite except in clamoring ‘slum irl whowe one bearable ane she tim watered the

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COLLIER'S Fr tea fat ef charicter and ieanding In the mity-—Men whom you can readily lok ‘wp through your Banker or any Mercantile Records Each in his respective line was a leader and many had Each had builded solidly and enduringly upon th Houndarion Gf trainee integrity ant fate prot ‘They said, “Let us pool our resources; our manufactur lng: ecehuacldng end general besinew experi ‘They sti ets poo! our eapital—$20,000,00 if i ‘They said, “Let us be content for a period w eipotice andra Bests gral protnsc?? © They said, “Let ‘ith ous ‘ie bee engineering talans—the moet expert ki ‘edge—that the automobile field has developed. pd comoeny firm Let us build slowly and well They said, the highest quality at the lowest pric et us build The PAIGE of Yesterday ‘The Ten Associates made 300 Paiges three years ago. ‘This year they will build 13,000 Paige sales have increased 167.9 per cent in the last two years PAIGE Fete $127 trarettst = $900 ‘This is the greatest growth in the history of the auto- motile fsiutry (be the past two yeas Tn three yes Palge employes have grown fia re handfal of workmen tos veritatle army. In theee years Paige dealers have lncrewed from 39 to 1036 In hae yar the Page has grown fom a mal ead plan tothe present mannmnoth factory With a capac Key of 2.0 Paige cars. year. i In three vears Paige sales have grown from $44,000 to. $1,250,000 a mon Today the Paige-Detroit is operating (as Gperaiea) eharaple capital backeUta By tangible amet "The in ime of which divide There is not a oan we Amociates aré put into the Paige eat ‘The astounding growth of the Paige undisputebly proves Paige quatty, ‘The Public does the buy The Public, alone, must determine whether sales shall increase or decrease, So the story of the Ten Associates—the story of the Je more than the victory of ten me It bs the tlurmph of « greaepriaciple—the principle of eokisl Jadg monk: Gt iat comer Varies biainooe, always has F for dollar xi-will” o preferred stock on be earned. th of bonded indebtedness interest must be paid. og, Paige dividends back Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company Detroit, Michigan

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The PAIGE of 1915 many ways, a contradiction of point of excellence that has earned them a reputa to-cilled “Price Clas” wandatds. “In and on the Hon of being “unusual” motor car values Paige are mechanical, principles and equipment The Puigeo/ 1915 isa Paige of sill reaterreinement—still found in no other cars below the $3000 mark. greater development yet, the price remains unchanged. “The best of automobile engineering practice—re Consider the following features carefully, You will Tess of cost”—that has been the keynote of Paige find that they measure up to the Paige standard— And—by rigidly adhering to this Phe best of automobile engineering practice: principle—Paige cars have been ped to a regardless of cont.” The Ten Cardinal Points of PAIGE Supremacy Paige Motor sd fin Pres eotrs hav earned reputation that pms orerfertog sedi ‘absolutely unassailable. “To. appreciate this powerplant you must cde bebiod ‘up bil, down dale, through heavy, cng tnd rsd gash led Vards.” Under ail conditions, be Paine Inotorcuns smth, sary ned walling This motor the crowning achievement of the Paige engineers—the: revolt of years (OF development and experiment. Rear Axle (ablched that this radiator requires les ‘ering han any other The. highest Priced Cars-—Perce-Ariows—Fiats and Cork Insert Maltin Dize Chote Locomobierequip withthe Mayo. ‘This type is admixed the mont expen eve the Stewart Carburstor the amon eficient obtainable, Iris simpliciy inal fn construction-novsclee and, pose tive in action under all weather conditions rere but one adjustment lever on ‘ut als wih exces evnths 28 Gray Davia Large Unit Elect 5 shedak, “Tin adja fait she the experience of Puig owners proves rater retest economy in gasoline It has buen temarkably few from trouble oe Pi PON at Opealiin Teinthe Rating type. “There no noise of i i a oe T rears—no bot when he Poa Noiseless 7 esgned to rake the mr st free as Repent i i rom carbo With le riding over “ a ‘ely impousible for a Paige Th ton Mayo Radiator nthe driver's compartinen The Mayoboney com! ‘The Last Word in Equipment Lane unit Gray & Davie electric lighting and starting eritem ak mohair ops 183 Send forthe book lets"‘The Story of ‘heen Ansociates

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Ey COLLIER’S FoR 3ULY 11, 1914 Pickups By Grantland Rice BO nnn PEG its eran ie co On Cruelty to Animals Dreaming tl the TAnking thet pow ned your sate fot of wr "Paneth sep Bhat on ba rare Pot beng pote eet Regie forthe Fake yume vent featonp oes Forel aoe wan mare Greed and the Game te nerd tal ayer” ape ‘ck un your tombed re a the tere hol sway Think of wh The International Lesson nm sate ert tia Looking ea several er a ‘ering fasta at Sir in, "eee mn he simetblag new teenth the sun, tt

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2 COLLIER'S FOR JULY 11, 1914 An Airboat Built to Flit Across the Atlan: Symboliszin; the Ne the Wisconsin Spirit on dison Statehouse

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Mexico and Wilson Comebacks and Compliments SOLUTE sii sits armel fe As easy as offering a cup of tea And far more wholesome and nourishing. Wouldn't your aftemoon guests appreciate a cup of tomato Bouillon prepared " Campbell’s Tomato Soup Try it and see. Serve it topped with a tablespoonful of stiffly whip- ped cream. You'll find this combination attractive both to the eye and the taste. Either for an informal occa- sion or for the most elaborate affair, there could be nothing ve ane nee (ox) mew Mera. 1 st be pretty hard to ad are rate ne " nat wo ing a el ho Nav, ute ie ean a my i bal suppres in ake is ah ea 8 otra further reference to fx to pt the leat ie a omer tr. ayia (ice) Herat. + faked poston tat aoe

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HAMBURG SSS cae Around w. World peat PANAMA CANAL Two Grand Cruises SSCINCIMNATE Jen 18,1915 as ‘S.S.CLEVELAND, Jan. 31,1915 135 Days-$900 up ntact Hamburg- American Bank Records must be permanent. Yours ought to be COLLiEeR’s FoR suLy 1 GRE "The Loot and “In ‘Whip’ I have completed the soork begun by my father seventy years ago.” reread Wig imei “Faery Pateted Sc ‘ing Pound Huda

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 11, 1914 as Hiram Percy Maxim Has Silenced the Noise of the FORD Motor MAXIM SILENCER For Ft EORD, Cars How the Silencer Stops the Noise any anda mane: Tae of Me rencar tice, "Wise, Hob Write today for Advance Catalog ‘THE MAXIM SILENCER CO. & COLTS ARMORY, HARTFORD, CONN, CS SSE

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6 COLLIERS FOR JULY 11, 1914 Sheerest Weights In Holeproof Hosiery Are Guaranteed Six Months whe he Tense take it eae eae ‘at's eu’ by toate attr pe, =~ Style and No Holes Summer Comfort as re sen ope wae mae ths ee it maf hoe upc Also Silk and Silk Faced “55 eS seamed We guarantee 3 puis of silt Hole. hose—apeely Holeproa” “Thegre rool Remon ore's sock ac fare Sl a sear oo arcewarte 1s: And we have ow || re Te 1 sald: Ta) atv tte a he op and take Tay ave seed he won stip ho a ts ‘i ) berated es ee st | SUGES ERE a |atee| [ESE ‘seme "woud neve Se fo Shoot at ation tows At mew et se ha oor walt a tole it eae "Tet om my nerve He 2, Sade in ice fo enery te nound ery tro aml wh Mowe wat put so, ring, be grated the ety Wr oat Facing to the larch Supremely Satisfying : ie se : a tee More than wet-~thirst-quenching oxi 2h tc, tt Better than sweet—delicious ia | tect te a Crisper than crisp—keen More than pure--wholesome The Goca-Cola\Gompany- Attews; Ga

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COLLIERS FOR JULY 11, 1914 Ea 22 S————— The Smash in the Ear ow. NHN Sour name, a fine iy ni ea aa dering he rat week, on 1 tbo you've Ting feels wis Po Millon dr estewvagance” 3 glanct at the pegs exteason ihe face OF ot ae Cec intr ae rr ‘nite Prater, ‘ent of a The Dummy” By HENRY wean ete comes firey 2 tod tm he idnapd thd "The Damn coo, Ti” ieee anents "fark owls heking ten de “The Story of Nancy Gay” It throws @ brilliant light on a burning, question of consuming interest. A limited edition has been printed and ‘you can have your copy sent you free by writing at once. Write today. A postal N.CG.A. 29 West 30th Street ‘New York City J. FORMAN Mokes a Difference There's a Havoline Station Wherever You Go! ere’s a Motor Oil that is sold from Goat to Goast and from the Gulf to the Great Lakes. Motorists are assured of the same high- quality lubricating oil regardless of where or when it is purchased, becau: It is made only from one uniform base crude oil of tested quality. manufactured by our “special process, leaves the individual m renamed intact, thereby conserving its vitality. Itis entirely devoid of floating carbon and im- purities and burns up eo cleanly that it leaves minimum carbon deposits. Hence it forme live, lubriesting “eashion” of equal thickness between the moving metals ofthe motr, vastly decreasing the frictional loss and fcrezong fs eficieney “Sold Wherecer Mators Tora

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 11, 1914 New Mexico Military Institute Bo rosweu xn ‘OLDEST AND LARGEST KISKIMINETAS SPR SCHOOL for BOYS MGOEDUCATION } ‘Unussal Opportanity for Young Men and Women 1 Exp Themselves to Teach ie

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 11, 1914 2 es Valparaiso University VALPARAISO, INDIANA. One of the Largest Institutions of Learning in the United States ‘Thorough Instruction at the Lowest Expense livid wewstaners ve sane exempt Ae iceman or Rep Santee Denerate ime Teader th ‘era taker st wth Pree nt a ham etd ha ey ing Ag thee ryt file ie the Aimer ph gle Arm emt rc tai nt Neeser ete ‘ine whe vinent.Amerean ire ten to wham have retort nave, temght of saying the th the ea of ivi to a chance to obtain a pense within his reach Tnission is indicated by the numbers Hhemselves ofthe ulvantages offered, Valparaiso University was founded with $separtments, 4 in rllnvent of 210" diferent stents, Mlepartinents. 200 instructors aml at anna ore than $00 siferent stents, The reason for this growth is in the fact that this Universi unstantly ncreases ie fc, re ha ete i vet ‘rout ae nthe Henin fo wernt theta baat 10 pleat reer the Chesapeake 4 Deidenre cna whe cones the He i heSone y. Law Petra tte ts the demande of the hs ds “The Cont of Living” mc For Free Catalog Address Henny B. Brown, President or ‘Ouver P. Kinsey, Vice President " The Forty-second Year Will Open Sept. 15, 1914 ‘Scop Quarter December 8, 1914; Third Quarter Mise 2 TSi5: O° Foarin rae, May 281808

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20 COLLIER’s FOR JULY 11, 1914 Up My Pipe seat etiety oat of we Wer bly agronh mould be ap she te to aby One whe ks forte Apa set"they hep wit Tete wick Some day you may drive into a tight place where ‘you will want to Set Your Car on Its Haunches ‘hatin an ideal service stop; but we are talking bout the stop that means STOP! ‘that means safety or smashup! that perhaps or Deatht Thermo. IG e o HYDRAULIC COMPRESsep Brake Pea ripping off age of wear has absolute iformity er than the ordinary bral and is not affected by water, gasoline, heat or di ‘eden 0 sour the tr sone renal Our Guarantee: Phermoid will make QE ood or WE will, THERMOID RUBBER CO. ae ihe ers when Teal ie" Rpt | DISCOVERY vrei." fi SPESLA LET awe. Wi KHSPESIA L citctt ee! "The College of Medicine of the DENTAL COLLEGE Eee

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COLLIER’S FOR JULY 11, 1914 3s ——————— —— i ——————— Colorado Coal Dust Min i —— se WITH ts srt seed Cotma’s eI mas the “por tle Grek wh | ommtnced bi carnival of rot te am” it Journ Puebo (Ca + Tor the bene of nome of our treme Te incomparable sweets are the most univer- sally popular ofall dessert confections. Whether served dinner, aliernoon tes or any social ther, ing, Nabisco Sugar Wafers are equally delightful and appropriate. In ten-cent tins; also in twenty-five ADORA ‘Another dessert delight. Wafers of ple form witha bountiful confectionery filling help to the hostess. In ten-cent Uns, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ie tons many ero Ser cut in Ina th rst 9 the the tare at rbeion Cerio Aton the peratoe rather ham Uren the | ‘men Tt Wr douetu therefore, nthe | ‘it cts the Fnsae ea Informe Penparteania ever had, "Hee. factories prec per ent mare per ‘nan the storage of the Cited Paersburg (W. Ya) Digateh Nowe semcaron Tes, ST. JOHN'S MILITARY ACADEMY CGisemal The An “Stel eh "Ye tse"are the brates ho St sat toed ballets fo ent the tenet ‘Tog ati states "Thame trae the te fea to control the mines abwolutety. OF — fh ten erin demand leh or et . fone our satu book Te math, TENNESSEE 4 be out Incense of wager wa 90 NitechEy abated Ghat e'eue toon tigoped” he i iene, Zoeogiton of woke, InstiroTe ‘i pot cnnnot be met Fhetio (Cla) Cniefiere Seg, romans

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2 COLLIER’S FOR suLY 1 For thin summer hose try Double Grip PARIS GARTERS ‘No metal ean touch you will give you more aes you'll rea- fize until you buy them, The Fleet Stands By eace {Onset ree iwor, no matter how wet thle fancied Om that mora werd ere he sen cote riumph. in. forty | ws ad arise years of candy “making, "These ‘se Avo thocoldes each now eights tuste petit ‘On your way to the mountains ot the Seashore, buy two boxes. ‘One: for yoursell, to make the |; Journoy shorter. “The other for a someone happi Protect Where the Story Begins Your Family uy matt, tet yo eA ge te and Yourself ie arheme, all righ” sd He “ada cc tot ‘iach, tha eae eit ub Hi ar ‘Water ‘Supie Rei Ines sorta” Salary Ae ties tr Sommuer Tosa “wen Co Ie Nae ules tobe Observed by “Dntectene The Ue and ‘None the pace where the tery eso A Fortune tthe Inventor Rimsivean ea eigemte tf fool tinea at

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COLLIER’S FOR JULY 11, 1914 Fm au Iwan A prety te fre wer 4 prey esp ‘nated sat at hie wh ory pr ‘wate i 1 walked tthe ator end of the ‘Well Hate to thi, a When plckel ip ou haute 1 Ye You waa’ schoolteacher ‘or wet sure" sad fina dabting ber nose “Fash wind ee wind Blowing from Sea fei al fe moe a Co JUTY oft? chains us to sultry plain when our desires ery for ‘cooling winds ofthe Be cheered, tho! becalmed for whate'er the ‘lime a G-E FAN til pour forth airy fountains for you. eT GE ELECT, FAN se op ‘Seed deter your ishing oman GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY THAT BOY OF YOURS is invited to become a member of « new department being organized for boys only. ‘Do something to help im pleasnly copy the spre toe he will have during vacation Give bien something definite to do a8 an ont tet for hit abounding every, which will ben conformance with your desies. ‘Ose plan maker it easy Write to the Junin Sats Deparment i Err couttEr sow, 416 WEST Ire STREET, NEW YORK CITY ‘Biruasescrsvesnmnensnareease

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From $9.00 and $10.00 to $4.00 and $4.50 ‘The advertising of Grape Juice did that for you and me. MES Kop. ‘Attain Mana Can Wty “Significant Price-History of Grape Juice EVERAL yeurs ago the writer wrote an article for eich Magu, showing that how, trish the loerase tit of Werth, ude pale by ad Ti ee rwdce, twit Very materiale ‘What we have to sey bow a repetition of some ‘ofthe same statements which appeared tn that article, Trost down to date by feforene to the recent ‘nna I One siting plan, nnd a mention of the ex frm hgh prices whch prevail for rare ths Th the carly days, when our outhut was very small tie two fart selling ses shasta 0 ang pe eae our ste Ie trae Hat In TS0T was BLAH mod 89 for the na {fapes "Sue output ta euch ¢ the sears OT and FEeasatat 5,00 alone, ‘an otsening te Simieted at's small f {n'it0. "Dri thi period te tend et Ihe fe sacs in which" Wel’ fe tied cents per eae, a, Stowe aw i ssc fem tae te Cou eran crop ted ta tat bt al wher section tn which Coco erated 0 art‘ th secon ‘we'd $20" por tn tor oat rapes atl the rice Era Intec te fet Yow eo the fan ture’ we new that the 1913 cr wont he no bal and therefore were ot Festi ese athe he Sees ot me fede ur tae Is snaking thie theme 19 Bite hed'satn anaitne *Wite'we fore the ueovesl taupe vonditions.n€ at flee thooeht at Are that woud he inenie Co pata ‘ove pce plan Hato ‘i'wne'neceory that we ferce eve fat ‘ime nthe aon soo tome thee ah amity n€ trues hie th Tocraned {hat nyse ti wa “ts st "Traveler or unformented wits: ne W wae fat calc wat arb whey Dr Werth ot wrth nt ‘The demand had to be crated. ‘The pabite had to ieee tl Ieanes ote far tat there ae wr twenty ive nears Busine the pact Béteen year {he trom in dhe popalerity vf rae Jace he been ‘Retelece hatin aking Weide Grae Dulce poe lar we have contrite fo the Beith ab ibe nets ‘Prom Printers nt Sanonry 22.1984 Bot in the excitement of he, moment fev swan fant” andthe enon ‘ust Baw sheewsly fmt abe her Soutng tte a fountain iret, Baton, ay the |e Talchertuctere was Es Fiche toot thon Fann, "xbeought ee Sace had. more scone? Why” ang Honus wert’ dnc of he fh tom of het bead a teat spenkt ine geting very clos tet to Where The sery ben HE te shay was cleared at lat the reporters burried away Mae Ses tua for ti, the P ihe Ut one Seay of corvette Sol Hoon ts Cental Var {iSa!The font ofthe counter where the ""1'm lad there's mon she thought ‘gestomers woud, was alont tulst Might Abd sangeit "shen: °niways fiat ‘te bac of the conmter'where the Whe then en mon” {ho wise irs were maton Sar Forety tre Howat bad ber by ‘Sitizrest hist’ Tey eve further the aru At Fitch Street he had er fected ty a tm of popular novelas ty the band. And at Slit treet, {hat wea the Siow Fuad eatice the. inet, shades Of the ary be ‘Sat'dowm tein thelr soning ceontey, woul have Nad tee bythe, was Dt | fity"Were satis Tow tothe view of Blau wun "Che i” ae i, | te pene got sortblag o tll ufos” baton. with nse Ws very oa Jat, | Nowe romtr tn te. sep thotayd wit ktpten ote ined tie Tite ts ata ou In Matsa made «moar of deal an he hat ene od ae nk iy ey ‘i Tro wb a ma ‘ila yon'do what Ysa with the money ‘Sore Hoi. "hat what et ou wp before. i sa ae a the ine fought {ied epg fot He Tt 3 ie Hood at tet {ec'have'n Henn eget toner Ia tie Sates trl dem Fe lh en 0 "ii gou ae the ferry ha Saaegeaie soe Bomion aac ae sels hee tad sid ant et the otra of the fark were ‘ete th i ets rr to Joey" sated ‘ore the story Wei iasen wae seal sioaing ie" ate | earn to extch that worth tote ei Sistiseseee || oni vereane aor ic once ro canes |) | =e Siaeecuearas Sct || RSs || SSeS || | SERSESEE | | Fest

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COLLIERS FOR suLY 11, Weigh Tires By This Scale These are the troubles you wish to cure. These are the services you seek. But a tire can't render what it lacks. What the maker fails to give it can't be given you. Let us avoid generalities and get down to specific facts. These are the ways in which Goodyears excel. These are the reasons why they hold top place. These are the advantages they offer you over any rival tire. No-Rim-Cut Tires Are the Only Tires Which Weigh Up to These Requirements | NoRimCuts “On-Air” Cure Te Save Blow-Outs Rubber Rivets To Combat Loose Treads All-Weather | Double-Thick Treads Popularity Lowest Cost Per Mile Rim-Cutting is made impossible in them. And the feature which makes it impossible is a feature which we control Blow-outs—the countless blow-outs due to wrinkled fabric—are eliminated by ‘our “On-Air” cure. this finalcuring on elastic air—costs ys $450,000 yearly. No other maker em- ploys it. Loose treads are combated by a pat- cent method which reduces the danger by 60 per cent. Hundteds of large rubber rivets are created during the vuleanization. ‘This is done in no other tire. All-Weather treads are used on Good- years only. These are tough and double- thick. They are fat and smooth, so they run like a plain tread. They grasp wet ‘That shows the verdiet of users—hun- dreds of thousands of them. And this year users are changing to Goodyears faster than ever before. That is due to less trouble—to lower cost per mile—to just the savings that you seck. 16 Extra Prices Yet, despite these features, there are 16 makes which cost more than Goodyear prices, Some are one-third higher. The price of some buys a half-inch larger Goodyear. And some charge for three tires what Goodyear asks for four. This is due to our rapid reductions. Multiplied output has brought Goodyear prices down. New equipment and new efficiency have helped. other. roads with deep, sharp, resstess grips. Don't judge tires by prices, Those are i arbitrary facts, Weigh Popularity = them by the scale we After 15 years of picture. Weigh them ee GoonSYEaR Gace lions of mileage tests— anon. ono When you do this Goodyear tires rule Tire- No-Rim-Cut Tires | you'll want Goodycars, dom. ‘They outsell any | With All.Weather Treads or Smooth | And any dealer will supply them to you. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada Dealers Everywhere Branches and Agencies London, England 103 Principal Cities Mexico City, Mexico ‘Write Us on Anything You Want in Rubber

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THE NATION/@Y WEEKLY By isaac Ip Marcossors, A Cue for uimlbaisto L3y Chases Nahe? Michigan Wearmickerrames By SAiGH SACCH

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MASTER CRAFTSMEN HAVE A PROFOUND RESPECT FOR WORK DONE THOROUGHLY; THEY DELIGHT IN A TASK FOR ITS OWN SAKE. To make things free defect is thei and to tery eal einai hapa Scientificall) hardened and accurately) ground parts are essential for kong i tnd: sheence of friction. ini satemrokile, Ever) part pe fe just so— ~ neither too oem! too loose. The imensions in this exactness of fit can deo G ‘aia i pyaar a grinding of the various parts. In the rts Factories whole floors are filled with batteries of the special grinding machines, and the component parts of Hyatt Quiet Bearings are each subjected to different grinding opera- tions; before: thay:are finally) inspected: and estenibled into spenplate' bearing, ‘This extreme accuracy in manufacturing, results in the long service and quiet operation of Hyatt Roller Bearings. cuyaTT quiet BEARINGS” HYATT ROLLER BEARING COMPANY Detroit Newark, N. J Chicago TELUSTRATIVE LITERATURE

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 18, 1914 ECONOMICAL LIGHT WEIGHT Si is — More Than One Hundred Heat Treating Processes Perfect Studebaker Steels Studebaker roadability goes _cal_tests, have accom- Studebaker believes that the clearbacktothesampling _ plished their purpose. ease, the long life, the andtestingandheattreat- And,in due time, the longer _ balance, the roadability ingofStudebakersteels— Jif and the lesser cost ofa motor car isin direct long beforethecarisbuilt. agave: Bayan relation to the proportion ig demonstrate beyond a prop But the result is made per- doubt, that more than a___of closely manufactured fectly plain the first time hundred Studebaker heat parts produced by the you take a ride, in the treating processes have __ maker of the car himself. wonderful way it holds increased the value of its Stebaker, believes ‘that, every fe ie on unten ow ‘buyer should investigate the je road. steels, far beyond the or- proportion of such parts in You realize in that very first. dinary standards. be he considers. ride that the Studebaker Studebaker is committed to In such a test the weight of evi- alert of “las A : dence will be overwhelmingly laboratory hee aot le the principle of a in favor ofthe Studebaker SIX bored in vain. manu! ctured by them- ‘The Studebaker Proof Book di utiful balance of selves in all essential scribes and pictures the sci ve parts, except a few pat- he saescciaag oper eabed’ ppecialtien vibds ORSEREAIRD Sees FI some equipment. STUDEBAKER morgan og handed hat testing proces tad in 142 Stade: SaeE ici ene “The Fall Floating Rear Ante “Quantity Production of Quality Cars”

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 18, tos iS HUDSON Six-40 For 1915 The New Criferion In the HUDSON Six-40 for 1915 we present a new standard for quality cars. Go s0e how other measure upto it Here are new attainments in lightness, in beauty, in utter refinement. Here are new comforts, new conveniences. Here is new economy in operative cost. And here, above all is a new quality price. Howard E. CCoff's finest production—the finished model of his ideal Six is sold for $1,550. It will force revision in the ideas of what high- grade cars should cost. Every detail of this car conforms with HUDSON stan- dards. And no man thinks those standards would be com- promised for price, Our 48 engineers, including Mr. Cofin, have devoted four years to this model. They have given one year—the year just passed—to nothing but final refinements. It is hardly probable that other men in other ears excel them. If not, ‘our price i the proper cost today for motor ear perfection cars need to weigh. Good engineers never sacifice strength to lightness. ‘They use Aluminum in place of ion. ‘They use drop forgings in place of castings. They use finer grades of steel. ample in the HUDSON is our tubular propeller shaft. ‘The new HUDSON Six-40 weighs 2,890 pounds. You used to expect at least 4,000 pounds in a 7-pasuenger car. We have saved that diference— the weight of seven aduts—by sheer good engineering. It means immense saving in fuel and tre cost. And the thousands of light cars we sent outlast year proved the ample strength of every part. It fixes new economy standards. In the HUDSON Six-40 we adapt from Europe a new- type smal-bore motor. It immensely reduces operative cost That motor in this light-weight car has increased miles-per- gallon about 30 per cent for cars of tis capacity It establishes a new ideal of a handsome, dis- tinguished and well-equipped car. ‘The HUDSON Six-40 looks the jewel among cars, Its lines are artic its finish superb. Our whole engincering corps spent all lst year on just the final touches. Every detail shows a master hand. And, in some respects, no ther car on the market isso perfectly equipped. How We Saved You $200 ‘The last HUDSON Six-40 told for $1,750—a record for thi-clss car. “The new model brings out 31 improve- rments—some cowl, all important. Yet this year's price is $200 less, ‘That is due to the car's popularity. Last season men cover-bought our out-put by 3,000 cars. For 1915 we have tecbled our capacity, and the saving is deducted from our ice. HUDSON cars ate not built to price. Could we build better in any expect we would do so. But we don’t quote ‘an over-price jut to prove class. Go measure up this model. We con- sider it America’s representative car—the model for coming types. And we are sure that most men will agree with us. New Hudson Six-5: We build this same new model with a larger motor and a 135.inch wheelbase. It is a big. impressive and powerlul car, and the price is $2,350. Hedjen dealers eppyeare now ofits rss me Frnt l= Py. HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 8077 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. &

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A Cure for Lumbago Cons ccprire sonra By Charles E. Van Loan ‘isi: sities toon tine the Me of saa et wth TLLUSTRATED BY RM, BRINKERMOFY, i wot otetion Dare itn rt foe hoe a im. chva fou weve ted Mane Jot tt. ‘Toi somo eaten feet whee se ta ot al th rnin or 3a take reerugn Pus cura ba : wh the hes enh, nnd 1 hd’ ae ann a wave sah tt ter meters $i eins wel ry finite the 0 teers nr shy 0 i tint way eon nara ait al fo at ta ete tt wy same new bale Dav va cauveratinaie. Sit rave he eta Tal Dav hn tsa wal rg is omen lever expla abut the ‘Cone Sanya he ott rt | « ful swine wit ‘eration doe to th exaet ering thet teene he ney In Walt Rewet ae fk, "Atte every tate he walle ‘toto he ates rye ‘intogien fr taking the woory et figs that he hopes ou te a yor ‘ten between the lion Z the ee tee he aya lnm shrew Jer of cent tot gaat i Tn senting me” cuca Tae ra Wine i oor ar Fa een tng him Ave a ten “thus you ald fod Tae esata nang noebing bat hue to drive with a ‘ay to lt the Colonel a ext thne Tent ot tana thro ke sien goa ad "Atte he ws sean be granted rai andra Mi tack ant ‘ihe Mi beh ie red meee ee ‘hore teumidnt hei hot ste ore I “Sint have always aed the be sal Coonet Jems. “Dew take a that aot

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trot He mld hopes we trie the int Contin he woul ever svt rn on il be ton pith Ave Mactehes whe fal ct Jette the ete aa wae aval: the ese tne Domterm agency for a ef su manatee Cheng nthe Donning e att kore ny the Sumer members at Siealomend amt that male ‘What a. wooderta ity it is al a {alle ehe same way foe mbt Clacton ing hit Dat ntrtere tn the Hest pare, tenant any of my bane ithe mea, ht inate to ere A tse Tha mt yom aid he foe tes.” Ser beat him Xen, Noe any che, Hs methods are—wel, recat “Duro yecullar? Tot Xow bat thatthe grand ee net reat a on tut 10 at rt Jun eee ong to ea ou ake 2, ial ebongh tow He ways leo to win. The cther day’ Tenme ow here and fou ‘ni dob op th" “mag, unt 1 ‘Mactirite heh at hs Mand meaty, tach raters vt the same hse nah “ft eter mm He nickle foe an een, hue Whe die gt yn fore” Nata by tke» comm ere: see, We had oth born re bythe Ta ck finde fll to neweing the Cote adh ett Inteeny spate of plein othe "Par be ie that t shou sora “aa er fat het ote mba te tankonh T hawinaver ome hase hat boat hare me worse te tal te {hart wit te fg ann bet wate the Celt ine Mat Th sect MT waa br Mme am 8 sft peopenition cw ene mar mena ay mm pogo heave uchink of Ya Ipine around where that onl eng ution Wns Ti going to ve over a esi i the onze ‘tee he (imac on go course” ile never he tenn atywhere eo ‘nly ime he ay HE he steer thi tay Intratae’i te esto oth. Tim ot re, bt tak Ws doe Tat be dane with n set of gu ob” ald "ape ays my rae’ eyo tart ae PO in Be OLONE JIMMY. pep a new. paptl after 2ive wt att Arb pal of with ee ‘Wo pine te or thee term week ae fen yn Into the Colne! othe josh OF the Torker COLLIERS FOR JULY 18, 19 vim. ‘The ob sepruiate was aliays coral bis ‘SStani-capary say—inferslty coniah Tout ‘Sree wes more tact. He wes foe the Clone ‘hiss return match bt he wax never abe to a Sail hat ot ete nah Small. “Haw rk things et Seal te aon hme tar to expr attr me “You motu ale Mamie mane,” sa Ye, “He's realy nae of the tt fetes tthe wer, ba be ie erie in mya Mes never hd ae to /osai "Has be mo tet Barre. my dear bes, barre ioe at persue And ey tht. Bve Jour ofa ‘Whe you cat thnk of ansthing ese to say for sma enna the et ace sound el ba 1 met tea tne ‘Artie peognetthat we shel et Real go arte ‘itat afternoon, Tne tke te Kea, bay Sh Arve, hie heart a the eit ace ‘ww {sae who was ahead of we—Cour Stomy ‘tr bark for the ting. due W seated “lian wae whoop nthe eal of He Zachew Naturally Cole! Suny Smee, {ok hie ese off the ball ed tpped at the loz rnin font the to SIAL, tance at the top of ie wale “a tat Thats teh! Whe. Tee wen Hetahe nanan people ellar thee brad lf at hen “ou — yu pd my in ir sapped the Calo! Harng ot Smal Smal othe at np of swe “ex” sa Archie, “bat that wa tsa sig Paes serene i hts ve ike'n sven a) ‘ther "Soins dent theron partres fe gume fo Jam ml Seay and teat 1 eit on te eae HE ebay ‘mates n nolee you gan have the tut ver nga Yet et there’ 4 ler Nieatemen” sah the Colonel, “ween ro are trou with. sour dleweion, Told realy ke PLAYED with Sal all he after wiht ye ng to aint nla lm ck whee ‘brig exjerteure Soa peeee o ‘eal ny of the hgtaner whet he hit the ta Stan a perble al trt tak Tho nt Tt fie ‘atl Mit any harder. Hts wae lu nots keto eed tothe wonton iter eo {he coureehe gt dae eg eth a tras borrowing frm rat the Anse du eet Tater of tr nthe fal evn be wea ete tree bankers al ater very shut he Sele Ike 8 Cocnuoce. ‘Wo caus wp with Colonel Smmy atthe eshte uct The Colada na ter hor iw fam the fast lean prt tb isd tiny ce‘ chino, “there mane stat tha ‘veer tht nya nie for a ‘wie That's a ‘red at T eat en ‘Coane amy ene ekg up 8 hawt of se ‘iroqwed mt tun tcl ta iat take the t= aad ‘ora se afi (0 ake oe, Te nape "ama arts Thats why rat Ret tn lh ‘Toes gue 8 awe sich al ally Archie iteh* sald Sal pe ss meaty ton me ne Sve 1 yoo tas sad "Areie "an rou two strokes” yt eve me you think Tan ‘Ke hewn st myst for lve wing sad Siall. “What ayy ever mid kp fat tt Aree ha were, 1 Cone aro ar afer he pay i n= ‘olson ta each deve, Raul tok mee ‘mens sng an ooted the hal aver feo hin oat of Yate He, borne, ie that ne nt he wna Ine tk 27 for the by “ho fe Mom tet ou? aad sat wea yo te gah “een” salt Archie De hn Take Wt at wp ei, wat Tw fry ae ‘over In eons Me Wal ‘eee tani thi makes it s0 Keo whet I iin ata ‘Continwed me

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flock, that we left Lieto reel tha Ii trainward tones he in that the orbie walt ea Jooked uncumnforahy half she, fhe elke the telethon I WAR on ncblly morning, not much after ie ullwan car, we fond A fie etbaled the ie {lat sein‘ see a ater Ihe she Then, June x Paw etn eating pat of tT snc a eae ay ‘Aisi wena old: T knew hat i wa i Jost COLLIER's FOR JULY 18, By Jalian Street Mlustrated by Wallace Morgan ‘fa ete a ttle Cre we fesse to f ‘tained. = fame wateeyloprepertonste intend x meat of rata Yt “hot of thou. richrated soto sea, Michigan Meanderings Chapter V of “Abroad at Home’’ American Ramblings, Observations, and Adventures lat ‘tone haethng tn pe In Battle Creek Wie abt to he ne ta ow Mon Daley postcards a ‘wth her, we ashe venture, intend a man we se ating on & ‘enc at by marl “Tanke” 1 rei, gla “Any teen of ff" adaontst Mae Tk tn era, fat T wae te drive Ieee, 1 ted se Preeety we swan foto Main Steet, T dM not rh td Sue

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a COLLIER'S FOR JULY 18, vat atthe eee ating Ia {men atthe yore nd perfectly sewhen we weve upto irks be had ween mont rating ee She ws ayn hel and se hong the wine) FV had plage thot han, Tere hold have dow hat ey hot teary wn it ‘rota the had nat eer rant we fing to stviate that. 1 tatemled to gn the heck Stake line ‘wouit have even thw ‘ene Than ae T hae sal oa wt ten curious tn Aer earthen are Heures so fhe yet Drink Kafir Tea — the Flavor Lasts ely tet ate Cre my be with Patna Cary ot aaning ne "wets. tM Watton stale eae wel Meted. tm ele curb fe towe of src of faa." Prergthn he pote net Ay feet apart. Ts tre se okie pons, t,o sine, praca esa Sach ron bya cater ‘of fee white lobe "Fhlcdimiebie ate of lighting tier avers Fete all the Tie tee tll that 1 ae Tet thing the Past mylene fa “Ate dering uit for ate we re cots Lcame to fhe eat ‘nin so the raiteny’ Maton Tene stator bt ho te sae ri the tian Trak eg” Se votre Prem Marentatee Tresos “hc etre theme the edn taty ete mirrored sh rom of seg eat au ea ae eter Cara ato "Tre are sore very mtg hes st the Sh tari ‘It ina gerat hemigoarters for Testy Cm ‘Samretee strane Theories are frequen pt hate [Ate of thea, evil het, To 1H. Relce,ho ‘te Sanitaria, fen joer Su we noon: te Sewpayer reports, he advocated "hutaen ste ss Sin eens he wt pert ‘Sharad that: “Chzretenmen heros the ‘cen aml are Tele, wert tnt the arr Te eters of aetna Ay the ‘Toth Ae. XM. MeCTure, the gba, rp“ have ever Inserted leartter tn heron tae tae trie thom oat tao tae, Stes use a efor tel heroes” ‘There wa tlk tom, about “rgeale woadlgs” 1 semation we camer hen Somer clo {ear es charge that graduates of tern we ‘sileges are united for motherbasl "Tie atten ity be ae, was vlan the he ame of thin Hr aeem te wien ote ae tower nme tne nats wh rere ay te rato thei te ‘here te Seta ae fa omic, "oe saint fnahes inthe siranger' eye se Tue a 30 Scere wht fe rat with ox Abt Whatever ay yom or with ha, som ae ta th eH Taat Ye your mle seen set aver tte Ht Some te Stieber pe hy kite culties we etme for my et rr, etict me than Ye de th tne aint women fro allover the gle At Hat ‘Cheat has beet them" Neverieent, 1 hope Tahal ever tave i fore My fete ae thee aie eth Weer enti it Aton se tw sae ie men for Mt Ta a th ttfor this asi tn he pet tn ie keting tt threat the ter, ‘in! angst that I So hte ta there “atta rather om seen eth tate fer Yo

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10 Te was oridenty avery controling person. Sify get dow be al iim “Tat ie Wi Shia that Wim foeter afte hel hs tere re ayn come from py hy, Son he ask ‘and en ook Mow owen to expat. ating her rey. "oy ike this oust to wea ssl ble. Dinty ten, Take eb Hes ein ou” yu feet COLLIER'S FOR JULY 18, 1914 Tis hares mae te “ae worse tha Is It nuenty darted of acre the Soa tr i vie 11 pata Puthee way chet the it ‘Me eo i appear to observe Healy Wralted ‘ang with low Pi mind Me ite bb “isatiog Wore aad ‘ne atin fel ‘he wtet of ‘he the pre or the may ol tute eas aout caning strung. ee ime. Tore sot ts te ‘The Geeizes held alt trom these peegarations ney were unnocoming pete tinted er attention pen the eany a ite diacatenteiy Seat. "You se pean te fo et ine ba Shi Yowrt ena ‘Camper get dari a teas the Fight mort af richet or et be fit then with thre bl rere ‘ev al got ef hr mor He a), foe iad i dln aol ot ste ‘rar snalee than thier Cruse at whe ooren sod At: Gee se up 8 ‘ak ‘tune of kien ‘lt for Iu ian approaching ot ht sa raat ete ht aa hokey” auld lr Tete“ a non

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 18, 1914 n Money and the Movies ar dimetroth Ain of sae tava tte movte ‘tetra It By Isaac F. Marcosson heave ca throw Shot 1.00 ai] the resident Pere and Ci ‘zuren toret i {he tm on Te Fou fron We mave be otf Ie cictons bow itt beet the etree how thr, soma oor than $400, wrens the ‘comervative ent th nt rd otonlage In ed Sinema. Starting este ences of cane in the bacinear, A fe Fee Age the ter fot a vd tom 2 The wa ‘ory tl cont 25 and foe the tl Wega tart she ta shouher with atone an where the, he ‘agtentekoa deem leno expensive rar ‘esa “Sua ot Hetatin it (cenen hier Los Anseles Has a Movie Empire 110 at spec deta f the ttn et T ‘eetilent craters shone erento many. it created he ore fre comewen ith erty sary tof ‘ero a och eH At, Cur ta iets mnt ‘Toe wee bea hie enerse= tl 8 {ieee ae the reprdoctons re ealed— "The sverace puter af a ‘heir sarees § mercial on tn the Unite States et "he the basins ‘Toe retrnaiog tal and tae race of a small very low extuate Uecnose any of CH 18 ‘Severcan poate

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2 coLLieR’s FoR suLy ere print AM and some even tura oot elehty oF iy Phe feat ema ell ‘rom thi ewe Torr wehe takes fhe gat to aioe pearance tn he Uae Stat hem hy 2500 Ie arid terry ae ca ene Fah. "a ding ones” So ae the Reels That Tour as “Stars” Do exchange om reguiny im store b 10 cents a tne, AA ora tg trilngspevtare rh an “Que Wade ‘The menos $10 for every 1D fat ee The maine“ be ptm tou Jost tke traveling theatrical a diretor. He had inen @ tensa tat teh fectarer counts bell formate fe vam arene fad gual time for the timely. The. Rew Fork {5 thai worth" Tete aly a ne only the ubertal pelots hat ep to make Moe my days ot "The Pesaro She das Hackett wae marr 1 ‘ive ¥o0'h day for the We of the in eit to the vance. that nt of fa repent to any that feoresofthe mete bat I rt {he stair wens red, Whe the ‘eat Wath.” a the preterit rat Sodiaoet oi tet tie amie Tote na te glen threat ‘Whe they smal to make a ice {ho Voit Stas toe hat el 10 a i toe Ist the Cities he Yo item” s)0" 1 ‘aer "New York hus we Save the Aiterentandteores the mm moment rae Seithin a comparstvey wait raiaa At very hose mental ‘en, entry I very watt with at The mean heatseal“ongnaatie, "oe i interest nthe tt nd bed fe their enn theatre Te wat tte aig mene than any the ex}winive eons they had ot a that woe ate spt iinet nl tha sce bearer tad e382 dey” Neow men af th frais re de 318,08 © rer ese this cates ney ih et et for ei ly at iteratre of 10 ne ‘town particular expense of itrbatoa. eae the Aiteity"in bemnling « atrent about retro ut competent ail coer pe iret vlogere reseed as etnies Bsn these ana oa wil Bod that “Te cheat rates te setts, wth wh {ie hers ewmmertal testi of The seating 9 wemcathnal morte turves cam te cota! All that was necensy to secure HS snow of Tce elon ty postive and thru them heme 008 {¢Fvame in Soule” bn ten 8 gular aye wou ‘rw Hm maueturors are. very eauny tsa ot the oat tutactre Yo tent the prose In ths Tarlenlar el ot twee are he ty ot tie “Te ton there was the lent of the Raloes Ate cut prtures Tl Haley, neutron oe What Feature Films Did FU he rn fh He rte ne he cathiner mothe! of persion rater at be wa Maty te saw the Catt Locum was sas of the, ‘trig fr #2300 enc eth he fs, lag “oe ‘knew that the ont t's Toesore Kreme ter “mctis of = Cire Pie me ay ay sin Chics The Vast Growth of the Theatres Beceem ee nea, eter ar ara pk meencvarceareen N| Doerner 2 eee

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First JPSIDE the wind. olttasonet Tney"auns sat sein bor the eat pe paring om the hear "The pomlerour Thine se the old id the ‘With a ste tra breath of etry su stitution ealehtoned ‘none, between aa Ange fer en from Seow pike tie seating to Pp ver that wus anomceary uF Nhe col tre Philp Duero a the tore bie tnt ina wit ‘ne mead The Drenthe fsa ctr tl bee tea ithe eae ‘Se Mashed @ ttle reproach sae a hi Was the wor eas to se pm T eee to tlt Foe 'y he went setone the State tine with Jet "That ei” nerfs face feted ie reiterate ps ewaktng bee COLLIERS FoR suLY By Mary Lanier Magruder HLLUSTRATED BY WT. BENDA tee them things 99 ed he sad showy, “have The dna bi She toon ge hee "ie I were anon sh tudo und tere ayo pot fe TRNED. Teor of heen isetmer tert Ton nthe ant, at erent yell Tort what atthe anor of that Reh Ha SES Se Sia on ersten oe irrurw from the north int of Tate Maw ces te, Ms le of ete il, ‘Then

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‘ack tothe corner, “HEN Me hee thes Abware Bre {hinge op Tagg nights Goch? e's come no "They ent dow 9 the curb a with heads beat oer tne together, ayjeated anor I deep edition io elle efor cael that Disha et, Sore ant este ‘irsmpcthy share te we sted "his hewd_shteeta fa ratte Jerid me the gate of the We Rey oer niet Inthe yng the le ee a foe Sere forms hone mom” ald Bo ser ites ar * Ie te ce fete amd ane "ha. lk er.” he sat ‘ehh eH Te 8 ee a lteter Shere Te cil nny wit by Jt Sn thet hae oa tthe Md ot we HE he ite town axalat the ota of the late netane nf ente fin fenen "The mie nf the rope were newly na {ety te tthe top eros Pst te fet {he wot eel tthe Jom fe fee the te tout the sige of the gate. Ard If tha ite alo iy oyen and rable, wh {i wnat ‘he foce nn wee ne ete a he ‘incite reise {let at each other ow fete ew that rope cot lo to mma "At lat there come the msping of one of the Oe stoorn. follomed bythe fant lek of the key saul the ter. ‘vith he tant “rene! Te het fort f de hore eamsnt the Jingle ot here Daeg amps 6p tvith & ively "tice? heape the fee, hd PH {he dora Pate heart won the Single of Rep an ng with merriment SO bo to bea Pees and they bath swayed thouciven about fn eocing del exchim "Xow, it conte *$ FOR JULY ‘Tow on the bag hes! Mie a to come at “Ok ey bor "Tous were startled Into redlty by the wignroos roan!” Uaioe te mrt “Kmther uments fate be wee frmibaly star, me he ge a Fettale Ou reeling we renee. be osteo fore Swab a! Ahhh her her ict bes ett oat 8 hark tne,” sal a SA ha he Mh a he Jumped Sow zal your fen faster tas a sal rin ‘instore tn earnest lose nd fravets ike a tear 1s ited tet Uy Yon tnt the i df “Pe gx ra oto the dark shade tack of nour "aan eth Wes aie fot Tong eal never evi ye “at ali en sont hich the bord “re impenet aires masons: fica mt Kerng hin {he tet hen cue forme samy esi rear the ret eh martin Mien the Mh oe fee er He ferrin Strmangoe tial enuaht toe wea lint ‘ha the het ey he elie we dara, Wt ‘emteting aw Swen, thereone, fie the Teuce and tite ne hay weap te the dons So tee he Situthee"= he sth ty wertone a be test with the Ney at fut them Sched Crs vt cvaarkid to awe in he saunter dow th Tatetety oe the steal Wed ha {diet eae aa le aay, Me otepre {ions ae the beste tw might: ad ie I: le of Mate fll set he Jnr ‘Stor neg “Ahh piel th eee doy a he aartod cette ete sete wp tora, ule, we pea Sow Tex Fon" cis abner that ot tuvat te ie! Wat tee Wat ay hap twat suited the jester, file tonite exertion to fe of Men, wh Te aa that sate tat Ie gre ot Me

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W SONS HL. appeal hax been teed hy refurmers f In the fight on CANNON, fa the passage of the ine Inv nging Femperance legislation. This sentatives wine more respons Wisin" nomination at Maltin ‘Our recollection of the number ienot exact, but we think that wpwant of one hundred thousand Telegrams came to delegates asking’ them to vote for W Here ig Influence, Aispenition to. prevail font wilingneas tn arge’ oF met ar Wilson and Mexico ROM BAN ANTONIO, TEX, very: renaniable leter nant Mexien, What woukl out ave wt What we woul have ay ‘much water ha gone ove Wy mere welt no Te Sitesox writes a shee things asking: fiat of hin way: fo Sten ‘ie wo nye thi bntentio Iara Joti ‘himself in), he cou have taste rerognition of Theses entingent wrvform. Wh ‘we autvoente now is the sanitation of publielty and disctsaion, ail fiusthing that will save We frome what we think Witsos, gaunt ie Wil is howtos for eventually--military oeewpation and a foreign war. Democratic Bombast HERETARY MeADOO fuforme we that the faust af our Nathonal Government for the fea fon ine 30 Will probably an amie twenty: millions. the Terese of ou: abot ‘the contrast with thie plank in the Fal ‘We soteunre the prflnte waste of the menes wrung from the pew by nome ana i avpeceriaties of eres Mepeatiens inary, whee ha he st nl the prtastng poet of theca send «rer ft pty oem wa ‘To Inereise “priligate. wa “ainyplivity a exons" Brother Amos NNSYIVANIA PRIENDS tell we that some fotke fn that Stat ironing CirroKy Prsenrr beeamse th rssoeinted hw With some rxthe to inform thew Peunsyty With hie brother sun. Carron # tine of the large figure of hie generation tion wih all that is imple Othe Historian HI ha Pragavirn wo tun acho bas neqieed a re Turn af neyuisition. The lei stv af a fans brother gevount for sce parti Julie affairs. Atos ie Cubist fn polities. te belanes to the Puturiat Fringe of reform, Ile x for most of the “ists” enti with eure ‘itt, wot olttng pesos, What he int tetinly hope the Benne Feania Suter wnt en The Fundamental of Prosperity Gi CESSECE MEN te their Sever xml, remote, oF obeenteh a fron. That i why: they steer with Wall Street in amen oer Failte Ming the by 2 per cent Is mot returaing to Beane of hie ervation™ the futtre essful hardware tis walenten va ths Teer What Does Wealth Mean to You? T MAKES US STOP AND THINK to see an item like this rom Groce Hate ee to 8 $5900.00 mines 0 spel Wt sev, the Tone e future a se Caxerasre ie blind, What dacs wealth meat “ream of youre would cote true If sot hi $7,000,000 command to-morrow? ines rast of Jy xears ago there rn" toalay Italy te represented tn petals every dequrtnat of the rll al ut {Aesth tr ave maid tte tmprecon, "Many then ld oe 1 tree onl reoctey: Dae jy to ast tenths tde er the netsh Sancanges = rman always on tHe tan who wore ah Nurreres imei We are glad to believe We are gland fo read of ence canine which the railroad vet ‘The ens Tenn ee to all who apply for i nate as a corporation and emplaser of tabor Hf im believe promotion “alwase open ta the man who works han! the public will share the eneht, The spirit of losalts, cot fof receiving Justice: no dollaranicent vale eam he ters, but their almenice Ie nome the Tose fatal to niecesnful onan a have far Twstauee) Wo ow they have mat he travel ounrtant 10 of the railronly reali blieservice corporations, and vet accanlingly in. thee is service ix ayparynt. Tut eh, hope I to creating really contial relations, be “The PemsyTvanin wan one of al truth fi all gansta (civic vir Wassitserox—buat sone “David Describeth a Citizen of Zion” N THIS TIME OF AFFIDAVITS, ‘over immunity, and wholesale indictments of dea ie worth 1 in talking alunt the gowal citizen, sweareth to his owt hurt sul chageth no.” Very few of this sort have been investigate A Sad Case OR SWEET CHARITY'S SAKE, what kind of thing ie this Awl what on earth he ors certificate, equals ng er with 2 rece ate ed de kare W talk ent fH abot et Won't some of our friends down there tell ti alan Telling What You Don't Know NY YOUNGSTERS have lately endured the pangs of entrance ‘examinat college. Srevesaon wie right in peaking of "why we pity the xnbfredinan, le thone sketched fn “Versant Green ‘our in band” Fossa, son te ne for 1 the “Journal”?

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‘Arithneie, and Alger”: the Code of Hamaurali, promulgated early four thousand ra era rth are mame of Pater) tern Ha sae apr th ee Pe ny ofthe College Hort baring ben wind by the ctl allt fn the Dus of woe ale, ae do Set arr tee va Te cha'cee yonaues Wea Towehle med Werspecscalans and tein tn tothe Plott we cher sal tut dat ectnt of he Konan egerors whe vit the Cant state, Newspapers Then and Now ‘OW, of the beadives reproduced on this page, all were clipped ‘rom newspapers published at Lox Angeles, Cal, with peri unt every form of vllewre, eri ‘he quesion in ated; Ca Ae ow Ing be mate by other elton, OF intl Angeles worse served Tt ier Ameriean towne? The ast eit parts of cle fll out, {low be addressed 10 us by Many ee ae rhe | etsaweeed te Tvs tet the afer eld Tht foe oe ara nt 8.47 crcmteroner, makes fay tet wt ‘he se owe of work In Yo ap Ts there anya question Mos i journalism anid fant inennoniea? Anal get, Uo live eta a never born tuto ‘fourm Thome slays oer aga, 3 willing to undergo. m few exiuulnation papers. Common Sense in Canada UTOMORILE rotations tu the Provinew of Ute ; Tet j eat and the tatlligeion aud vase fie of 100 forthe drat The Headlines Los Angeles Can't Miss Crergon whit bus work fo evi ona Suis br she oben, || di dhemernnsctoet fam dor'dax ‘vith imprisonment for one oF tee pe were hated from fs days ies af Las Sor ihe oF nny person who, whe maser of them from the frst a {iorteteddevees an automobile THe undertod that the Canal ort, and ther signaling de mer of Las Angeles lemratization eather tha wpitt, to truth and tofu nealing al mueks rasta fgery are any: in corrupt politieal bargains, in_Jingotie ware and the war spivit. Heaner, in the ie a warning of danger, andl then wot I on eins thine sho war on inoculation agatint ‘natal, objection xtallpox aad typhoid fevers he Bghte thut medieal experimentation fire or police vehicles or ambolances . whieh is ng slieace anid sparing human Wile. He plays wot expected to ide that every jot he eut out “in ‘ot ont use fo be recognized ax the signs the cheap care have been so perfected, it now merely aivertises th chen driver. ‘The intoxicated driver ji iy han am excuselone nainance, rim to new the United Staten a ide news reportn ileal, aivertisementx of arnt wey ad ce i at compete with Trey the mont ress flue Ht pwnaible to maintain ce purer ethiex without forfeiting el eas, Jaains Kexey. the corkney bog: who fins sae the oat itis ad who baw wow fied HT1s3143% bak A Free Ad F ANYONE were 4 ‘caer nearest now to in ite palma days, we s “Smiling Images H PLAYED—in a recent paragraph—the man wb id of Rontann's “Jean-Christophe.” uo nue complete job of it than Brevexwos ote did fn foe sentence x ries wre to the Ja de aw tke everything at . ‘otverme ke 8 they {rave othe the worl ike wong fags tose fam bei. Foe “Shelve mth pons man wh ha ras vn te aes of 0 ws and ask what high 4 promptly repls: “The Yale Review: Tix fehl a greater friumplr and a more real Intueuce. cesar um. The Hearst formula ix wa ‘Ameri geo Here ia one of the most tremendous indictments ever pened aga : irvady it has rising standards of cx ands Dr. Wasstixerus. GLAliEs. hist melt thing tn the work told the Lawrence (Kax.) Newspaper Conference that the newspaper ‘cated a special eltele of hit Tnferno to suck a thew. The one un profession is “ax aacte” ax the m Torgivable sia ie—not to sin—but to lead a posthomowe lite. alates

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Summer Days are Overland Days there ever was one particular time Tete actually are patient ‘comfortable, is right now bakes you into a and excessive perspi- ration, pessimism and discontent. ‘Suppose you wanted to get to the sea- shore quick or the country club, woods, mountains, lake, river or wherever that favorite cool spot is—do you know of COLLIER'S Fo ¢ y 1, (‘ ; £ PF Y a better way for instant relief, rest recreation ? Trolleysand trains arecrowded,s' tedious, tiresome and unhealthy. —how different with an Overland! the family in—smoothly spin along breeze-creating rate of from filte twenty miles an hour, and you inst become an optimist in the most tp sense of the word. All Scal The Willys-Overiand C Company, Tol Toledo, Ohio $950 Fat

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auLy 18 A few minutes in an Overland cools, refreshes, stimulates and invigorates. What is ‘more it takes you in comfort, style and safety, without any loss of time or annoying inconveniences. Your temperature and temper slip back to normal in a jiffy. Cost? Not anything like you imagine. Here’s the way to figure it out. An Overland lasts for years. Spreading ih Electric Starter CANADIAN PRICES fest $1075 Ves cece fae Remton Ont the cost over a period of years makes the cost per year less than the ex- pense of your present annual and probably commonplace vacation. Yet see how much more you get! ‘As the Overland costs 30% less than any other car of similar speci- fications it is the most logical and economical car for you to buy. ers everywhere. Suppose you step in and talk with one today. $1250 See’ $1425 crc Brief Specifications: Electric hed, tilond sities Storage bettery popes 33240. D. tires eine whectiese Motats top owteias and tet High-grade speedometer Clear-vision, rain vision, windshield Electric horn COLES PHILLIPS

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Norris sof average men It be Old Demos the Leveler tea ie afte Ute Nate te fst en fours Tt has con alat atrals Foe ain 1 have Kw au abate freon trom 8 pera ‘here wae mare il 1 che tga pew oe fap hath Senet ke a better at Know ta neti tk bot ‘iy te meme Caen, Bat he ‘a cael tplent woeenge Aterican tn iver the Pure Piet Taw red wine nde tn fe the Meqeowentnive fom the PIN Diariet of Re k,n n Rata in Mah, In the ssi tearm area shat Mimbo defonea Mi, Canon after nest dew The Type’s Strone Characteristics fairs am nosh workin vin marr CoLtieR’s FoR JULY 18, 1 —and His Type By E. G. Lowry ite Maheot dead rvanishe te de aca The Decent Average me tet rennet sth "Towargey ‘Sette taser ame fromm vere et Tt Wer ‘rei was Int Murry 0 rors te mace energie be hi he. he et, re arvin crue nears Inthe Hose of eprewptatven the ho Sts you wil fad den of te oper Cheek mrs mba dai bt mate feat gare ond trey brs we tte lies oman soley, Ther are seat ei no ett arene hat Net ‘itlornn but wont iitons There eb wert a hea ection erator than as fmm rma excytiag alone the Urecea we that Fae mot th Thee, arthaetary fiche whet rarer Ba eteing for pert eterno ‘Seything that he aw star done. sus, tall appenetoces bab dsatersscd tlt ie inc i

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COLLIERS FoR sULY 18, 1914 A Camera Reveals Some Wonders on the Floor of the Ocean ‘The frst plaoraph of depen der at work 11 was tates to igh of 0 fo

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SEZ ‘Three K-W Features GA beta wring i fmcking and. consequent. shi fing, tuening corner. Sahin waite te COLLIER's FOR JULY 1 A Cure for Lumbago = an on ha "att ‘i frst note It becune

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The Men Who Flirt With Death Racing automobile drivers take their lives in their hands every time they enter 2 race put on every bearing, the enormous heat generated. Let one little beating get dry and—Zing!—Mr. Driver keeps right on going to the Pearly Gates, DIXON’S Graphite Lubricants Every well-informed racing Akver lubricates hit eat with phite Lubeicans the beatings, when so lubricated, ate safe, ‘One of the foremost racing rivers in America was offered $500 Tubricae, and the reply way, “No, I would basin Dixon's selected flake graphite, the only form of tha will acces tmobile wwithour picking ot baling wp the bearings. ‘The Joseph Dixon ‘Company are the’ only produces in the world of this pecuie form ‘of fake graphite. "Try out DIXON’S Graphite Grease 677 for Transmissions and Differentials (on your own ear and se for your Self what a diferenee ie maker i milage and smoothness of run lers who sell real ser- ‘icekaow andrecommend Dixon's Graphite Greases. Equally good for motor cus and motor boats Write for “Words of Wistor from the Speed Kings” and the Dison Lubricating Char. The Joseph Dixon Crucible Company Jersey City, N. J. « Este in 1827 COLLIER'S FOR JULY 18, fer te cu, Colne Sima fr whe alae sin en re the eh “rvamine' toward ihe site “it fai a be chp et a tere DONT know wha Copel nny rat kirk Rat be hee a Sictall ae fet fret the ees eat that one sald he, SHAE atthe thing sal Sat ‘ive Hua erat ‘THE AFTER-SUPPER PIPE, Thar's « hoar in th eoenin’ Wharever shedders lay Wath hour ofthe fter-sopper pipe {'e.9 time when soldiers gather ean far camp ie brik, battle, relia ae set’ down ong, rata, peacealafter-s4pper qpteat | WHEN oti su shar appt pas oe night think oe "how. Neediek mcr hay Ae fring rest and pence ait a good days work, and gee cing you the ipe of VELVET, Bent athe goodfllowsa’ tie old man"—via VET wireless! VELVET is the Smoothest ‘Smoking Tobacco. Taste the aged-nhe-wood mdlownes VELVET, the Kentucky Burley de Luxe, cuted by more than 2 years’ ageing. set thc saad oot ‘colon Smee eranted—eaiber a peo ecco

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a COLLIERS FOR suLY 18, 1914 Bae an a ea Cirisore i hater tae amit oy eae ie i! where hen ad you Bd a the shan” sak the pro Te thowad te ia tthe 7 dot naw whether the Colonel ‘sen tutte ee tore the et Sort of the ea canteen ME he aw we all ewer th. beret salt. smal feng ete ot hd a ‘Weil here oes fr the theater Movies baninee forthe 0 “xctemen temas ase ety ruck great anes There iE" mont ie ae ih era liven of a ‘the true fe eesti if «mth We Don’t Bake Beans Like Mother’s Pies “like mother used to bake” may be the ideal pies. But not het Beans. Mother's Beans were almost indigestible, Some were hard and some mushy, some ciped and some soy. For muther lacked all of the moder faite. =~" Cont thee wih Von Canes Boas, the your 1914. A tao food expert selects the matriah.” Cherise them by anabna Then tmnt ches prepare them TTmaoes are special foe the mace, sod picked when ray red, | Medem team over bake the sace sod te bees together, et De ol mpl nA a iets Sat omen a tl etd gts bases ry imate atin ea ak emt van, Game's ‘Alte Baked Wiheut the Sesce 10, 15 and 20 Cents Per Can Cone tote Weer ng rm een, dao 0 aap Voor Ihe elo ws Vin Comps we Be die pe ip ll au ie aig 2 yn Vs inp Po snd oe” hel mer her ol he Cold pode egal Iecnom you embed Hatin ct i me yur wih te own i a Sl cb me ret ha il on hsql ee ms preg ae to eB fs toe kn Jou me po mee ond Ss ae sain Vex Con's ‘Yor never fd ning Hr Shieh enter af teas David ar sult fare for Blane a few ues be Bey ca Van Cam's Bean sy. ttyou dont nd them heat || se the averting aor tat Sd a you eer aay your roe wil rland: your money. i i

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COLLIERS FOR JULY 18, 1916 Liner Apperson Greatest Triumph $1485 Lightst weight Foure than 2600 pounds F Passenger Touring Car or Roadster— 40 Horsepower His New Economical Four ~ at Lowest Price Five years ago, Elmer Apperson determined to build a /ow epsees ‘Apperson Four that would shatter records for low upkeep cost. He has achieved he hoped for in th Four. This car expresses his un fe genius, His priceless experience 0! Te has designed and built the parts perintended the construction, He now offers you the lightest weight Four at $1485—the car economical, Four is yours for $1485! Th ‘Once Apperson cars were sold at S11 the new .y car is more perfect than the old. Thi stream line design with a wealth of “luxury appoi Thousands Demanded Makers O. K. Every Car Latest Apperson Features This Apperson Fimetand Eee Aeron llc spt: _Slping we ne ly Toman han an Mpkeep. The price hasbeen Fe ‘Fhe Woy siseaasee soe he been fl lucy new beauty Ai iis ave Ste cade Emer pein’ eae are= Manufactured—Not Simply ‘Assembled Jy 4 104, Elmer and Ear Appr blah Wheel Whee bee Eos ee Tighted weight crs per horsepower, fart are simply sosembled.” Hence these cars Sithare no real competion Write for Advance Catalog error paces suits ont beable se gre Apperson Bros. Automobile Co., Kokomo, Ind.

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 18, 1914 a te Pose sand now W factor I ine eee mae = wreath ‘ite dace Tdeiacri eer | Bealby ou tno exe tor month cath fo he agen Wi'wns a tovely thing A New Casement Operator nbs &, B. CORBIN NEW BRITAIN, CONN! “Bowserize” Your | Garage, Store, Factory tof thls ant ha: Bethy a Satay ia ot pe

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coutier:: Modern painters always use ZANIC in their paints. That is what makes them modern painters. A modern painter is a man who always does the best he can— whose painting looks well and wears well and advert i If your painter is not a modern painter, and if you have a job of painting to be done that is important to you, get and |” and what |° read the book, “Your Move,” you then say to the painter will make him a modern painter. ‘The New Jeney Zine Company, 55 Wall Street, New York For big contract jobs consult our Research Bureau. cd coating and em eater onc is DU PONT FABRIKOID COMPANY WILMINGTON, DEL. nd TORONTO, ONT. FOR JULY 18, him as a successful painter. |” Sis RS ROWLES beh out an arrest Tish yu sald 3m ew le ‘To be Caninord Net Week a eee Michigan Meanderings fromm 8) th ae

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COLLIER'S FOR SULY $108 INCLUDING ELECTRIC STARTING & LIGHTING The New Regal A Great Reception Here’s an average example of what men who know cars thoroughly are telling us ‘That's what one of the rst owners of the new Regal T: PROUD to drive such a said, And in one form or another, hundreds have already echoed ‘his opinion. “I never before dreamed” said he, “that I could get a car with a motor developing 39 h.p. on brake test, with lots of room for five people, with so much beauty, and with every convenience, at such a pric The design has European smartness in every detail. ‘There's not a break in the smooth lines. ‘The useless side lights have been climinated—even the radiator cap has been tucked away under the hood.” > “I took four friends of mine out in the car—big fellows every one. ‘They restill talking aboutthe room in that big 48-inch tonneau seat, the ample floor space and the driv- ing room in front. They could hardly believe such a big, easy rid- ing car tipped the scales at under 2400 Ibs. ‘That special spring sus- pension is certainly great.” “I'm a rooter for the new Regal, from the one-man top, to the sturdy motor, with the removable head that lets me get at valves and cylinders without a surgical operation. And it's a lot of satis- faction to have a starter that acts directly on the Ay-wheel without any intermediate gears to make trouble.” A New Regal Ride Makes a New Regal Rooter It’s impossible not to be enthusiastic about this ear. Regal owners are Ri rooters every time. Low up-keep, sim= plified mechanical construction, a pow= ful, hill-climbing motor—and all the little conveniences. Look over thespeci- fications, Take them along with youand compare thenew Regal with any popu priced car you ever saw or ever rode in, ‘The new Regal is an overhung car— a one-chassis car—a big-production car, made in tens of thousands. It is. pro- duced by a $3,000,000 company with a fully equipped ten acre factory. Geta demonstration as quickly as possible from the nearest Regal dealer. Meantime Send for the Regal catalog and learn all about both the $1085 Regals, Touring Car and Roadster. What You Get ‘Saji vind Sela falsCanaie Write sire or comes lo the factory and tlh ter The Regal Motor Car Co. 214 Piquette Ave., Detroit, Michigan Canadian Factory: Belin, Ona

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Your Boy’s Feet | What wilt be? Fp nd ile fo DUCATOR ‘SHOE®@ i, & HUT, AN_ INSPIRATION ! “That is what some say about MAPLEINE ‘And yo il ay the ame iter trying. ite differently feticious taste fa frosty cakes, puddings: aces, dees and for. flavoring singar syrup. Crescent Mig. Co. suLy wating a€ ch Hanks “Prem fear Pinta fl fi {beth une boca tah i Sere thinking some thowsne wich, sect in other clic areas of tne tony le a ea ke a i iting” tet and {hikes thew estraonionr fought Sora hatie, she fumert wat crowiar if ey for fn eh id = thet cimmey Which” on abe "Ti Inc of eobereat monte! tste— ire ka te tor

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 18, 1918 Tad to That eben” to bot know. But T do koow that the iar mad nm he see are sri ey ht dr ‘Mntce hich Te" pertieulety euros ‘at tranted fro wheter the TBent'In farrare steane fra ‘lomo of whether What he eure for om the pie hy the ime that the shang We {the extent of farming out” mone’ see Hired cen father te See Two Furniture Shows o Year “Toot So tuaaatee eve toe ie one sit ‘ruse were ote atthe ts {yer hateeu aeons fete ate fn gall th at ato ty ta tte {we elther or Bowe. t eet Nd witha sn areal nerma cme Tint " ‘amet exter testinal Mute’ he fener the hea tala in tow hen he wr he AN ad ‘iret te em 3 Sian si the begs nor nae Stand Wits? te Heit Liat ‘ream thrush th sere ies, the senaation ue agora hang ce Slee tunel ty wi the steed ign wf tour Pete ened tantetaioed hie tne and pel a> atta te goestion Another tinate Duthie ame tes Ssinitng rine the wae ert tu lcongort Dua ad Seapets The Boy’s Politics eon fre Pos im et ber Bi tad ten a = fet, ee ied "bic ‘Sey, Pod, 1 bet that cop tn se nee fale as sot fa Sat outa eh, Fuge mato pot ig Ke re ‘ave a0" Eon os (oi mehing hie arr at he foe xchange, a Malte, sanking «hen he fincuich ‘of the lekt. iy soiden ant efor “Atwa tlked and Bos The New No, 14 KODAK Jr. A Bin, compact, convenient cam> rx of high ficiency. ‘The shape ofthe pictures is rectangular (234 4 inches), and plemsingly suited fe landscapes and home port |] Choice of meniscus achromatic or Rapid Rectlinear Tens; bas new edak Bal Beating shuter with cable release, for tine 135, 159 and improved back for quick focusing locks nd 0 ‘Uses Kodak File exposes, Jonding and unloading in daylight Fn ih mins brome, 6,208 Bit Rad Reto a” 0 EASTMAN KODAK CO., Men who weue the b things forthe satistction they afford, buy the sie Boston Garver at 50 conte Boston Garter ols Your Sack Sat as Your Sin Les,

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COLLIERS FOR JULY 18, 1914 = Sunburn or insect bite—the apparently harmless scratch or the serious injury—when you reach for the Diorogen bottle, it should bbe there. That empty space in the medicine closet may mean — ‘cod poisoning or infection—regrets won't fil the space. With i Dioxogen e-news ca dat coger‘ insect prevent the ger om we! Fete sty araciatacinmisgeankere Bee ea inte re manpage ra ei wand he tw " . ‘A two-ounce sample bottle of Dioxogen will be vant ot ‘itpeceals Seyret ou hoes seer fd Cem 1. Onblend Chemical Co, 10 Aer Pace, Mew York Government Publications of Special Interest to Women sr ; COLLIER'S WASHINGTON BUREAU ise ia 901 Munsey Building Washington, D. C. Collier's School Directory Mititery FAN OSWM SoLvE BREAD PROBLEM GRAGKERS

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couture " ‘THE SHOP WINDOW ~ Typewriters, Office Supplies Business Opportunities 3 FOR SULY 18, 1914 1 Sow mer Stigrte rat etre the dea ia : hatte re eee nasteT eae Mate Rota JO Agents Wanted ae Reese Tene Seen as ie oa se al earn tna at tan! na the led the tenon COLLIER’S, THE NATIONAL WEEKLY Veleme $3 hy 18.1914 Neer 18 i uit ene srtee entes f ee

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 18, 1914 A Goodyear No-Rim-Cut Tire With All- Weather Tread Half-Inch Wider Tires—No Extra Price tuation means this: Goodyear tires are underselling 16 rival makes. Al because of mammoth output. Some tires sell one-third higher. Three tires of some makes cost as much as four No-Rim-Cut tires. Yet No-Rim-Cuts used to cost you one-fifth more than others Here is another ‘comparison: Some. tires 36414 cost more than Goodyears in size 375. Some tives 3431 coat more than Goodyears in sine 3344, Some. 30 inch tires cost more than Goodyears in size 313) So with many other sizes, both of which fi the same ren. You can geta half-inch larger Goodyear at no extra price. Now, are these things believable? ‘Can you believe that three tices of any make will out Ina four of Goodyenrs? Can you think any ie 90 muuch beter that a smal size will serve you jt swell an hall Tach larger Goodyear? “That is unthinkable. We put into Goodyears the best we know to et lowest cost per mile. ‘We spend in our laboratory $100,000 ealy to find out ways to improve them (joop No-Rim-Cut tres embody four reat trouble-saving features found fn-no other tite. On sheer merit, at an equal price, they outseld any ‘ther. “And these top-place tires fre not today excelled, No-Rim-Cut Tires . With All-WeatherTreads orSmooth — There’s No Tire Aristocracy There are lines where high price has a value of its own. It may buy class—exclusiveness—pride of ownershi Not so in tires—they are dead expense. Here you seck mileage, freedom from trouble, lower cost of upkeep. And the desirable tite is the one that offers you most of them. What Goodyear Offers In No-Rim-Cuts we offer you tires that can’t ri ut. We do that in an ideal way—a way whic never leads to trouble—a way which we control, By an extra process—our "On-Air" cure—we save you all the blow-outs due to wrinkled fabric. This final cure, under actual road conditions, adds to our cost $450,000 per year. It saves our users many times that. No other maker employs it, We combat loose treads by a patent method which reduces the danger by 60 per cent. In each tire we create, during vulcanization, hundreds of large rubber rivets. No other maker does that. The All-Weather tread is on Goodyeara alone. It is tough, doublethick and enduring. It is flat and smooth, so it runs like a plain tread. Yet it has deep, sharp projections which grasp with a bulldog grip. Thus your four greatest tire troubles are combated here in costly, efficient, time- tried ways employed in no other plant. Yet the tire which so combats them is the tire which costs you less. Goodyear prices are due to mammoth output, to per- fect equipment, to new effi- ciency. And to a profit ‘margin which last year aver- aged 614 per cent. Unless higher prices buy something better, it will pay you to get Goodyears. Any dealer will supply them. AKRON. OHIO THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada Dealers Everywhere London, England Branches and Agencies in 103 Principal Cities Mexico City, Mexico ‘Write Us on Anything You Want in Rubber

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“Watch Your Stroke!” A good stroke at the right time will win in the race of life. This calls for an alert mind, a keen eye, strong mus- cle and steady nerve—and these come from rational ex- ercise combined with a food that supplies the necessary tissue-building elements in a digestible form. Such a food is Shredded Wheat. the food for athletes and invalids, for the indoor man and the outdoor man, for youngsters and grownups, for any meal in any season—a food to grow on, to row on, to work on. Read this volun- tary tribute of a famous American rowing, coach who has trained many champion scullers and crews on Shredded Wheat. “MAKES MUSCULAR TISSUE; BETTER THAN MEAT” "The Shredded Wheat Co., Niagara Falls, N.Y Syracuse, N. Yo, July 15, 1913, Gentlemen: In view of the splendid victory won by the Syracuse University Hightared Crew in the mercollepate Repats at Poughkeeprie a few weeks ago, | have thought you might be interested to lath of the prominent part Shredded Wheat playe in their traning for that race ware, I have long been 2 mov enthusiastic advocate uf Shredded Wheat, and 1 am pleased "ove of the Rost fonds on the marke, st only for homme we, but fot the ahlee, ita peace to have Sheaided Whest on the training table at every meal T nd that Shredded Wheat it 4 beter ation than mest when i comes t9 supply the muscle and strength that ended for athletic feats that all for enduraice, good wind 3 ‘ula tinue without ing the gestive organs It has great sus ‘With kindest regards and best wishes, believe me, very tly your Shredded Wheat is on the training table of nearly every college and university in the United States and Canada. It is deliciously nourishing for breakfast with hot or cold milk or cream, or for any meal in combination with berries or fruits of any kind. “It’s All in the Shreds” Made Only by The Shredded Wheat Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y. =

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AL WEEKLY The Wilson Personality Fundamental: Justice A Story by Other Contributors: TE Me =n

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 25, 1914 Buy Wider Tires Get This Extra Service When You Pay an Extra Price This is today’s chief tire question: Can I get less trouble—longer service—by paying an extra price? Lt Goodyear’s Four Exclusive Features ‘These four great features are embodied in Goodyear tires alone: No-Rim-Cut feature—the fault lees way to end rim-cutting. It makes this trouble impossible—that ‘On-Aie” cure—an exclusive proces conducted under actual Toad conditions. It costs us $1,500 You can. But not by paying more than Goodyear prices for the same-size tire. You can't buy better tit aaven the counieas : 3 blow-oute due to wrinkled fabric. than No-Rim-Cut tires. Gabe ee kenteody at which are formed in each tire to But nearly every motorist can use a half-inch wider tire—and one inch larger. And it will perfectly fit his rim, For instance— A31x3'4 will fit the rim using a 30x 3. t A33x4 fit the rim using a 32x 3'/. A37x5 fit the rim using a 36x44. So with many other sizes. Your dealer will inform tla - you. It will pay you well to use the largest size that tice. ‘Tell your dealer that you want your wheel allows. thie re No Extra Price to Man : :d GoopS YEAR Many of you now pay for tires And we should know. We spend ARR 10 q more than Goodyears cost. Sixteen bdcees yearly on research, tests No-Rim-Cut Tires © Stir gion plane poets ar Biya Fran ar covikisd)UghecAad’ (mee Conca ae saveaumes’ |p Sn se women asec a half-inch wider Goodyear doesn't excelled. cost as uc In four ways they excel all others assays bane\peas- Re oe mth ee eee eae tal chee Sse show. No extra mileage—no less see no reason why a same-size tire trouble—nothing tangible at all. — should cost $5 to $15 more. For Goodyear is the utmost in a tire. Goodyear prices are simply due Let it buy a real edvantage. Let to Goodyear popularity. Our No- iu if you pay it, buy a wider tire Rim-Cut tires once cost far more hore size, more ait capacity. Then than other standard makes. Bu the extra will come back to you mukipled output and new eff- perhaps over and over—in the ciency brought those prices down. added mileage “They outsell any other tire. The i sales this year are growing faster AR That ties than ever. That after millions have been tested on some hundreds of In our opinion, Goodyear tires thousands of cars. All of ‘which cost all that tres should cost. If argues that Goodyear prices buy there are ways to make tires better, the best that men can give. Any wwe have never found them out dealer can supply you THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada London, England Mexico City, Mexi Dealers Everywhere Branches and Agencies in 103 Principal Cities Write Us on Anything You Want in Rubber

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COLLIER's FOR JULY 25, 1914 Quality is to Apparatus What Character is to a Man It is the element in the man or the apparatus that meets the emergencies as unfailingly as it performs the routine of daily duties. Quality is the fundamental of Delco manufacturing practice. Quality that means not simply good enough to stand up un- der demonstration or factory tests, but that provides ample reserve in every part for the unexpected emergency. Power cnough to meet unusual conditions—strength enough to stand up under abnormal strain. And with quality of this type it follows as a perfectly natural result that the grinding demands of everyday service are met with ease and certainty that are 4 source of constant gratification to the owner of a Delco-equipt car. 1 itis this superquality—this extra margin of safety that has given to the Delco System its pre-eminence in the starting, lighting and ignition field. Quality such as this is basic it can be attained only as the result of an ideal that must permeate the entire factory organization, It is built in quality—it cannot be purchased or priced in dollars and cents— it represents the integrity of every man in the organization. nd it is the kind of quality that cannot be built upon a price basis— price is always been secondary in the production of Delco apparatus. ‘That is why the Delco System has appealed most strongly to manufacturers of high quality cars—manufacturers who demand first of all efficiency, and who are willing to waive the price situation in order to obtain it. Delco equipment is built to be’ put into a car and forgotten. ‘To go along day after day, month after month, cranking the car unfailingly under all sorts of her and operating conditions; furnishing ample current for lights, and pro- viding an ignition that is instantly responsive to the demands of the motor, with- out a care or thought on the part of the owner as to the mechanism back of it all. The Delco System was the pioneer in the electric cranking field. Three years ago the first electrically cranked car appeared, It was a Delo equipt. Delco quality was built into it—and it revolutionized an industry. Today 130,000 automobile owners are driving Delco-equipt cars. The Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company Dayton, Ohio

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COLLIERS FOR sULY 25, 1914 “There, now! You've spoiled the whole picnic!” Because she has spilled the Lee thing in the been the most necessary part of the picnic—the rich, full flavored, unfermented, unsweetened ARMOUR'S GRAPE JUICE—the best thirst quenching refresh- ment for indoors and out. Being the pure, undiluted juice of ripe Concord grapes a bottle goes a long way. The most economi- cal drink for picnics. The Grape Juice with the Natural Flavor not able to sup- Armours GRAPE JUICE Bottled Where the Best Grapes Grow Teer ove er Fer ot Masewon Mg

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The Wilson Personality By Edward G. Lowry When ‘ie vie hat

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COLLIERS FoR sULY 25, 1914 7 Fundamental Justice “mest By George Randolph Chester The second of a series of short stories. The frst, “The Smash in the Ear,” ‘hpeared in the issue of July II. Wife weut Tans It at, ee cata for a nee bow of sap

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5 COLLIERS FoR sULY 25, 1914 “the ony spat my mld ascomcoa s @ a smer!" be acknowlnignd "If olf Fy Cosy hat bers then slaing hee finger f “ieee Suare” Sheree Terrace caeer's Lake” SSiweway Court.” ie cousralon emer rath oe window was Mg mula stevamer, Te tena tie tn for meme “Rider Dah” fice at rat iemaea tery fond ice President Hem burn, wo ad scarey known, WAS nearly an hour before Sam Jumped up with inh the eMy fowcht~atsl paid for’ them In an tnoten sore Neel est dolar iL ‘tana ‘shy ater the titontea to more them sithin hap, stwnped bie fence for suet, a m0 far forgot ive foond the hammer! he exam tered Sint dup after the speceay ssid compte, Mameif ax toa the Hatten il, wale he for tbe tlehowe "tune fi Cac te ha” Casly was Tn the mhortest foie te, be ath Mod with extrarenal. “Yon'ee onl time Tse 3" be coat “hon Lord, what tutor with equal twinks In bis hee es wn your. speedway ronstrarlonToing om, toring Sti ht ‘rimy" waked am when they al mae themelers cane inthe ety were 10 take fart frnntortae lth tle facto the atte nao. teary a bamlecd of them "There ete natn, enous Hasamy” retried "Ti tomer be elie pales with prises iacomtge” Them tags i sendy workers, Wt Rey fve peers abd eat. ‘up morn tate te” ime he contracting youre tn place ‘There wns a mene in Tn throat, and he leaned cmon, "woud heated. "feat the est virive men hard sity Jobe. ‘The lager you make that ver, the. kkldlw were to tet) 1% lane ant the tore Roney” you xed, the more rah sown to Meno Rye, where fatltastry the vole vad bis face teamed Sam_ roreyunces would te pert fer a ‘Ser, wit he eeday, hae mate He pee fo webs prio da n ‘ome, to, but. they” sald areve West they leh” 'A sredetal pan ats work ‘you ay that now and ot “Fa shoved ele ewe au ak down hi clr to oe Sn uarely ht the sky wos fal of stare Inthe epes "Have you moee‘ap your secre” may ing at ae dna “PDUENTY, Tot Intnl to sop ont Wiebe’ GE promn, whew sere hah em te ‘the snapptet ely’ without nn Svan trot In the ite patter ot of bed to tka the United tate ‘yt pace of song or mes 'At ryan Ti drive them dagoes tke the devtl after «Sata there was hot tou! There (rive Bellet in Rass Aros were' mo cibiren ache st sana, nh unten’ “Mt't do Hike these com: he Daraktast fie weve, tang achinew amay. "Theyre pot benno Mt eve howe, neces UT wht wns that strance bles Srthey's make « tremento saving toe the city* PS 'avumt, waite at slat it chek ‘Kam, "Thine enorniogs texiog ai leveling Yo al er brat Satde Aver? iia tac thachis wit do more work than ait Surey Fie Cosly was nt lng see the men omen io th oh tray coantroction work on the Sateati! aye told a track for thom” persisted Tad Wiikes was fhe Rest Josue “hoo Tite Aiiay rack a you. AL funy GH yom, ove sunny” tum o€ Ot they Ag’ ab st Eat hoe’ wou cary him, tana tart thrch the ote a © go full of theas ewes that 1 fel be I vas tans al susie over an tit a he interaped_tht Kwa he a in in ale the tne even contig he lal of eating _ ‘he trad eon the nl rene. loko after that spoting yellow amuelt ben ets have th,” gad Samm very Mate stove burs heise wns 0 ta ‘there nome fled of youre mets ‘went to the f nt thewe nce “Steeet cat!" she ahr ger ‘inne Sot ‘tor, John? ek! Alen! Got Take, etanort Darky Rivetsow erat! "Wei, gure some ronson: nF yo dont want to {he teen ae aed tutte, ft hone of my Bantee ut there's oh sige! ale DREN ILICRN Halle that sew ea a I came ‘hing "VW have hem acines here at yuick"ss tle while The fandementuae bre fone upstairs tonse, 1 ean upto the corer ad stored rit can Sng he nt wea ray Fa “There's mew tc ee tne ow Dae Auer!) rm ann ies ol ha 1s pach content sea se tot ae ot the Wasy wires Some soe nation han te ell ropes "Where hea fe iow ear nr, fhe frm" he drm ete tated WIE Derk Peajerte, ductor waa get He Kew Miburh. Te bad once (Cheney trnek a Ion boned abnase the ecu eanductr of hose car. "Fare ewe.” Bol Sway mate contraction, progres, ame eu this. RESIDENT IES AILIURN ofthe Wiskarz Steret he eyes ao hi i were sstening Ty ite domp vues rattled and ane, dean ty PP "iatway Comey. wis ved tu the bg ay stn ~Who om then eae? "ete engner which plc thie shell peumeatic "huge withthe caste oer at the ee Rowe Fare tease ‘rhe, Aomornny rar as ore ere “\renr, ano Year caret forte ean Mb, TH Slap Aveouey evoneting We north ‘Shucit the sauce wblating snd which fade exc carn nr rght on thse trace? verge connate Needy" with the sith, amd ie ‘ted ite Tad" Wilkes Hie tard his ene sex With rong thse cx eres the ae!” Hehe to See ane he tenn cont Thee bie Sor dred “at's one af ty eds exe the ite at 10R ot Wb ‘mig Csr apie Avma Hei pessoa ne they ae tne fr any Jer corte. ee nea Tat apron, Arowrat he enti eee of the sheng on as eke ail matt Unk ba ned le Gwe ce at HUSH Lake Te ‘omine with wrath, Jem ie tn hi ear ‘orale “then gol have to Sot shonted he He fat ‘omar, seats tri Fed with Joy ad grabbing

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His wa ats thirty. Hip seven cork the hale aah tie cbciie coos were breed wi ae “with the eestany of how expertenre. OWE Mapie Avenir thes whizz ast the cemetery dong the see teas, Wis, teu, Som Aral bolevaet bop {oth lke someting afte ‘tre wasn atretch early & mle alae tate, ite Mew stare smth ant abla Wises rk! of fm poe tae by bears ad Ne ne you het" yl Same wos ht Get mod hs rd hat a wat 2 ht made hw orockyendrsned are and quarter io wi Here ware the raceful cement Pelestals and with thle Ave Mage Tearilike gio, ‘verview.‘Teerace, Say! When the grass and the sheubbery erew over thow "elow sears that terrace would Ne great foe t peasant Romiay after ‘oon, with all its stone beoees adie manent fn its fountann nn tx area wntereat ung ‘ioe tthe natal tlie wier What wns that bbe the state of Chet. Skane they've talked a ‘much about. slauminy Chelsie! sien that woe ‘deren! semiceainr plaen ent tnt the Miside with {te seaming white sme haustrves net 1s Impecing fights ot sep fening wnt the oat Inne lara the ity steting for the spews ant it {rimmines!” Wel fee worth It. goose Woburg ‘ehines ‘That's why they had to pat down thi tracks Howe you rape thes work to grt heer tect cmon tote? Why, alivcer coonany bes Ime dot Ask Patty Sev there. fer'ine! “Who de 00 sapene tba {td you aay, LS Kam. tertake of your hat to that edb ‘force Vila? Ob, ex "Thats the new restricted COLLIERS FOR suLY 25, 1914 ihe!" Seweay Improvement Crapany coer ‘ie guts ca ta Well, 1 gue! Sweaking casio? Chartle Ti fo Charie Tisbury? What do you thik! Well we ertaliy need this car Hine to set out to Hers tke!” "Waobd you helleve hy ‘That was a fog Pod "om wo you A pay Sibdlag ther ‘ttm of Binwams fro the var fod “daring” white ‘ing’ the. thoewachtares af porninz stv tthe bg ellow sree cars were Ha a ‘Sogn Maple Aremse: and eblod ear telly ea Sieg stream of damper trallers all gay beck {hese carn and no Abe to fay any fare! Al re Free! "You coaid aay what Son plete, Sam ATDOH os soa wth is art In he ret tae! isin town Kno about Sas Aro Hy hin te Gt the Chie Are faagwe? "Mth Arid! Met ‘add Sam Arlt prety ro hed te? ONDAY moming, At aie wick he yellow ‘are tezun to when along Mae Avene 10 ith “dirertone: regards “of law un in Certain carly workers on the Une. were already wating for" thowe earn: to from that hour the ree Teopte walked to thelr vom ne cachet tthe Jour to tae te lena, wilt eetee trey rathec them Fi As tt shin eta a spo deal, frre it of detsng nw Coald Raat “it hegund tx Wing? “Tu Winans Street Company’ an wba lately alone In the grltration of hat ries Wel pod hay A ng very atrevt tthe nonce Thal commer tral to the rane wh had tought the fron tho ety mak orn be hte diet ttn vars them. ‘tame the strange hae Ran lawyer rn {he Bast! parchaae wan erty. ea wat Rand the ly ha mee ‘ities Anew Just the tel Tal sea stened ‘ase alae nated thine? ‘Ao was he giving he ey ew at evening parern were ob the street ‘nowever, Haan Arwods ha Wet tienty tn the tere af the Hereway prove vannany ever since te seri Uf the Inj, This Aral” came # Nene woke no e's re bent a white Ma ra fo be gi b Pre od Tn Cua “it yom want tose me be “Toots the oto. ming" OW Tim gave then yu tee the ensenverces and St tue ham gover erack ine At east one et OF Wahine ta beea weed wp, "There wa ren ‘ents tnavaze tthe terme athena ‘ther familar eles Weaken. “Ph ls Fraser, Sam ‘rie rie there™ He hung the ree. Fraser “ma doe yom Wet frame you ether” wart tte etznd's float. "Ite a ha igh thatthe When hee ace Ha, athe door of Mtr oe, he irwannty as cn who a aa Mie ile raw pack AM kw hale at et ie th dt “Yeu know seu laid oust bie tothe ‘tere ramming ea the artis uf cha “ee mere otto aces that” ellinge sharp or Wiarton Halas. Cay he son front fake over su eal eee at fl © Sista the tea compen Yen won't” and he swoperty wth hia st te (Contineed om page 20)

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10 cotter FOR JULY 25, 1914 Inman $ A True Reminiscence povatas buen By Rosamond D. Rhone rman, and be att down and ere, for fe Wak & ee oes were ail he ha sworn inte ane he he ma a wot om "Ht mates sane" Tor chiharen Tau st toe ‘ute test Hat ‘ike the regiments wich we Satchel ete fo the fren th fhe Mage tt ithe Confort she had newer see hie nt away att Pa of he fos wet he ‘the wes the tala ney at setter ehh Td roe tt hoe Tha gerard the ag te iat tere Tie Star Scat Ratner nt ‘at ‘ve Coswone amne Sree ceteeseeere Strait of ing ‘itech, ‘ihe ta! Hite we they ai bane cul ear them wel werhad whener the fring lion 1 monet ew seven foraline wand Theldt ory alfiletsipt atten) mer ete Che Digitized by ‘reheat ow the

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he neighbors. aw oer soa there sia nt the ‘eae rates Miner a That 1 i et ‘What ae we tne te ‘e's ta A Delegate Without Credentials HEE ralrund perlen fection tery det

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2 COLLIERS FoR JULY 25, ‘cpa. wate ‘makes vom pac at Wat they are Bont ‘= Wills pt 1 commented tstf greatly to the sora fared mew if he lees, Ties ase ‘rith nnme hoon sata makin “ls ‘icp That one ona wat to Pree Pierrot’s Song ‘ADY, lieht in the east hanes ln. Draw your veils of dream apart Under the casement stands Pierrot Making a song to ease his heart (Yer de not break the some too soon T love to sing in the paling moon.) tik bree pales, ope The petals are falling, heavy with dew. Iathette man ofr tne tae The stars have fated out of the shy En Fr Come to me, come, or ese I too, Mn Wn, £1) Faint with the weight of love, wil die Eloniain Mil Me ctged (She comes—alas, I hoped to make A an emer Amother stanza for her sake smahly sid paticnly gros themetves In the ne have him at ned “Prater rete have een a witnont of roman Betta atheist, Tey, Seek oe Wel ‘to stn ‘event to tnt pep ‘win change! ‘ner "tne maps sl” How His Mind Works IE spew from whieh 1 nee et tenner inna ene baser and wo rome frm cou ‘A Policy of Ruin ” Sanentone of the lt contr were In tus est and erade state of nian. “Thoy endl sven na thee the ‘Setar wali wil ultimately deste the won et {Serr nent om mage 30)

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in, bt he pape so urmestiy fora tae to tone ta ally pee Campa ae oh ‘isthe Soaked te wince the Shanvan War, On fan he wer at om these be in ‘who wae "Thy (AINE. Captat opts aud ‘Tmon'r ateenat swnethls sae tle very” known ale Kenen COLLIERS FOR suLY 25, on-Agin By Will Adams Finnegan ‘Tes rence tel tao ‘pat af the jen beng water the ina, aud high corkatoruin uf that ertion wf the tan, SOON a thin were fry eth ad stare ‘late attention to Finaesva.” When Shy t Ip ei says were fal of ea hi mgs alto srt for he svt ha Sine urea Welt a mncurat wart a srs th ndtetion nnd few for hit toa I he "tt the parte” the of te the “her she rigs soeceas he fifer watching Pinwozan nareowly for 8 wile. row fied to bor Mat 1 seeiet 10 hee ive in bin Foe “Aa the Lad ks ‘iui an exe for mone ete Shorty wants to be the doctor” said Be TAH Sullivan, voeing the sentents of the tr {et bm leh Pana wnt nw no thee mel sent rendy tostny bie had. Pluneena ha acu i hitter amide for teense, Flet: be moh yt ei th hae (3a ba it an to at he ‘cru drunk “tora joe” ta fa, tobi ter de ‘Srltement), as mem he was @ att “Oran “lly he expe, “are they all ew? ‘Thak the we're arin day after tommerow ve Ta have se hari nt spr h oe ebt ha iy Lam sported the Captain. “You'ee te FAY were the find amd sisi irs sal Vored horses for they tere "Phe ghteenth made 2 safe an sane rasan teen they had een omens tote Inthe “old elie of ait he Pies Sealn how wha he we worth ad after the rsa tae hit {he ite seater ha letee for Pamegan that had nn his ht teat i thar

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COLLIERS FOR JULY 25, 1914 1 Flight — Chapter VI | "By H. G. Wells

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ei Mme ie eect ang agit He ated the dove. "rkes! Hore! Hel Sy sin MR caravan (arty som came to Its decom. ‘Ty would Hay the night In the hotel Abt sta to backend wake WH COLLIER’s FoR sULY 25, melee to 2 iteged eter toe tad (revhns separated Or sity intestate abd al torther ban eilow gules is taaklng Tor some (ore font Atk cwkierahie distance followed Presser owicg a irate of compact cone, Tol bo fed {ha he seemed eng to tor te erat Nery ane Sl aecorng tothe sare theaters “There wae fortunately very te ‘ras co fortunate ato te high {hea gathering blackbertios A tcher dehing “A hrwker bet in thonght, His vart denen tg root ut op the Mtl sued the twins wore weeping: the Ima athe itchee were saying raucous ins, {he hawkers py hd tke te the Ute a {aking advised steps, for whieh wes afterwael {or be sory, amiaat Ha ato intrad, al Profesor owen, Airs Ttowies Mr Geolen, Caenin tsa and Mrs. Geogr were ruunine™runaigone Head st he ne ne if at the avant dort eg seine a hol aoe owe sal Stet on fact_—Witian,Willay sunddeoed, Troftasor Rawle had reached the earavaa. With & sanriing neti he lateral up iy the wen to ‘Sep and Sifrter the tatortanae driver su eccaron forsee meaty ings rou tthe tele WH Cuuracteriste coger Professor int svi tat saw the releme of the Tarweane. He bart ne are, harp hare "hap he erie icky, "Wheaten ‘Pheu aul a lieret nye of tue the tout pen Wha "rien fe se off run very fst Sanna! You fd "the olteen were eon romy tie Thon the spe they saw Mea ite rwaating, wetive Roa {geting may at Som Deane ‘ha of sat ‘WU nlunged en hore wlth ag es ele Krew ‘it thew with ale né ue do iiveratom start de hess lie tthe two and: Whathorpe uta ROFESKOR NONELEN spt ts fw lke the wl an Me Nowine after ening ment et om after er font bert ina stayed fount wo ratte, Mr eae th Kinet "ata ware Slated ace, inh hey ral sea sg etn "stot ered Me foe he woke Me ity atte Balkan Co fut em Gece after ste “tate moments tet tine asta le nk el ‘he rate tha se te ‘ ie “Thom ahesing te tcinets of non ne to ‘ers ae fee ne down guletiyam the toe! ait hie Puraysig Heaulllage bene” Ere for the ‘ens Atal uel of bre erachory fom hee “Punts was an effect of dsconered personally about toe thing be whe fan fa nsnnins Re pases af ae themmat for exame a It betray ie bt beenre Iogrevitaton. ft was ealber weit al gelation fave creer) that few ogi among the Jor. “Ang sae tn tem mt paw. 1 ght hance reared thew to a not of ve arenot Jeli It Ieevial bewely twat or dither aod peed bn, Whased the hare pte hak wiped ‘let is course witha im rally tlantnd thin i ie whole careers feiss wet tek Tt gud thie wie oct PEESaEmaes ache tha ater, bt the Profesr Witney wa ‘an brent Wes rue atte ent he sot ht the fhe, and nem Prefer Tee sam tet the face he ara Tent aol seey" breve no ‘sohely ith Witla, Porm the intern, ttre mem. Sel for wear tnt an Tew hey seore salon “Tesch wa ttm, Yon woah it have thant there wa ray sa nr tbe ran tt vento gat bron, ined at ‘Sore af luis anal contergsl pen {he eatactronie, nde of renee ‘toate te woe Wit a he Prefer Inde that raring yellow Iva psn farther tere tided'an slewent of myers fet oat Ai retin st) raring he Te‘oad mrant wel te pervert would bet nett toe "Fhe ehaht ne attempt te exsain thine jean owies wae co ‘We ba ‘st in of weneraatona et iy, and In tha pron at witht teens Tay he net at, emgrr to tur over eutrely fees (abe tbs dieting au set a pe “To et nthe hon osarar his bo, From the crest‘ tbe Jomne n seet vole font tier he retreating form aid never overtook i Thee preety Mex Why atone to Her fet hee ah int a extent of coer "asin eset ow Tetowe Rhe wre "SY tmas high the tbat some Hooked at ber, THF same Monday etetog that wltesset ently» est eserew ofthe ‘ni Hl fe ‘ith the Land Chanson, neort tne cat ier ad eheekd the dette the ii Injures fond calra fen ctarios fn the le of face were fatety traceable, "Ant fering halon ‘eh Hck eve, Yate eas ny Be ele ‘cement Hark rae” I rae frm Mgt oars fae of ‘wantin egoute nevking let =i (Conteded on page 3) 4 by Gos

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tvs writers stn the at atin.” Seasonable Sonnets ‘THE YOUNG MAN ON THE AVENUE Stender and sroky hms fom WB depend ie re ‘ie coat earns shawldort laut nad wre ‘Tarn sink aie to peek Min wor impart, toa abi ret tis rame te Bs, And'nm ble bea bape spported Dp he ea ‘rer pve ol Nine foty hala whih dare ets Poe adh Theruzor's ruthie mteephls fea aston Giving the Farmer a College Education the frais Who plows BF meas of ithe muteatbon Hethonope amt bo ‘mitng pat uch a cole farmers at thea wile Yorn lee mew fen irae anal ti to "ire an ttn rate at she itoralist Ie Std Yo gens hw man hosel ns et torte by ok Iie mt wp’ toe when tt rant for the tate Health beyartmene. COLLIERS FOR suLy as, 1914 Talking Over Another Superlative seep ears, Need batter Weide them Sleweuger from Jtamy are in tear of ear! "Th tery Brea To-Day By George Fitch orang sre te frst bata “out othe Worse? We arn geting & joo this, Tha gunners rater fre ices from Piet Hlende’ “itave hal to Ho iit este Mean tle tmeryrae thw born har inne ‘afternoon, it tna los tl from Crater” "Fae tas ven ay rapa Com abe so ssi hae flee oan cute on mh ‘seni Toreatou a 8p Signs of Hard Times ASTICAED cette tt rae ha 9 ‘nition ators to rer to enor ts geet ‘saranda ne ee eum of te ne oon tins th pea [Risen tis re btw tert ‘sum af Ne York ates are tmp ‘nmr! thomas th ‘ented States Qoeremnt ‘eit hrefr be plane only on Te ate The Illinois Debt to Good Old Mud LLINOIN te making ellen oftort to tyrone ty "After testagevery otverkaown meth tt tft oer it ener ‘lle wf thi antes te sv ila rand arto Tile ve Hot net wre we text mth tags tte ng to be arene the tle uf ealgration set weatward tr ‘hl aid pte at ot fa nis the eraerable erumpe-horsed seth sd hc fess a “Te eile farmer rae Misono lege at home rates he dt ‘Stee a taewe agen tie ikzeetcnton trae ind Sametines sappers ant iners Donte this stewed, but toe folk ntengciot kneedoey {pete lee far as Dente ‘a”"While they were walling Lola ft ave teen sive a the atl by Tinea or Stes the “oll hen eM wth seh aengerate eergy Eat Ie ever gt ret nf Sr owever. act even story and ently Simeon U1 twot gumbo rad Te Sate die there we team ‘wht meets tee gitized by Google

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‘The Greatest Court on Earth ATTENTION HAS BI year to the vist i ‘effect of several e Suprese Court Of the” United States. Since last fa given judg ment tn nearly six hundred cases and has wow adjourned for the Summer with lew than 3 per cent of the aryned canes under Using. oie and inspieing leadership. of Wires, the recently: revised ethonin seta volable example of the ada {ear oF favor oF fauatieian, Ruch action viudicates the majesty of the law aul the worth of our Fnstitutions, and sould be cause ‘of patriotic pride 40 every Aterieau citizen The Vote-Hunting Business ARDLY ANYPHING that we have faker af the Kenate i ws severe a rellectis troatment acconted Me, Wauncns aud Me bitty, character, amd standing. What they are bs ‘isl could le aavertalued by any intelligent repo Their fitness for the ponitions ow the Prleral Ieserve head of the new banking system x altogether: m hele prewnee there le altogether desirable, Hut ott mentally Yoteetting annals, ae nome weer haw pit ‘ashingtom ial be awed ce which proceered a It Iry chureh choir seandal, Me. dose endured refuse, and the country sks Tosing Wis nv {few Renators eats go om the xtuinp this fall aod bra tip that forelgn pltocra Hone aivl asinine metho in handling appointment ‘why’ out country’s business be wo expensive and no Dually dow Two Leaders OSEDM CHAMBERLAT mont elect ‘etore hi Father thar of juste, He w Toy abolishing sini, by bl ave unser rule polities wore bel fnunlern work! e turning towanl power based il away from the failed. Our the health aoa hap reat of sominkon fouted Thi Ie the progress Canntats be of the pant fr whieh fire wh Gompers and Personal Rights Te SAMUEL GOMPERS does not tke one he writes to tell nw x0, This editorial, the force al nm workers have sleclared necwary for the success of Move apecificalls, what Mr. Gowrene doce wot Tike ix what we had to sag om the Iacoo Fat inetion HBT ‘This ill weet to be fx no Tonger import Gosimens.” We do wot propose fn Tabor iaw matters. “We are poses of labor unions and entertain wo prejuice against them.” It ites, that the mansfactarers oF ate Mighty onganined i their pub mnt-ax msociations they are not alwaps Tio ed ase fof American industry depetts wy abu aon I. not to belong either 1 fof labor. Tt ix Impossible to please them both at this seems to be one of the occasions when we Capmlet party, Where Conners and Mtr 6 personal right, aod the right of aw emp * the wunls when we write “Can sou beat i€?° or “Tow: i also a peesowal right, Prom this premise his togie then hounds not anawful in itself, if done be ation uf workers is crippled, his In ther words, ‘utens believes that the Taw should permit the boscot, the dentally, the lockout. We do not.” Mr. m pon the Important question of what sort {weapon sloukd be perminaible fn iudustrial warfare, considered the contending parties, but from that nee ought to 1 F weapons would pve i dvantageous to i e well without the alls thought ikewin cainent to the Clastou e uf the saine ends exe arte to Tabor or are eve Congress his apa ist the sich talked of 8 a I which accomplishes sn ‘The Changing Tides of Trade FLAN COMPANY'S failure marks the end of an era in ort, wae jn New York City 40 repnesent ‘which the metropolis wis 0 son ix That this Jobbing. trade aw een won away ‘ative, ngzrensive interests of Chas, Rt, Lai, aid the rent niral West. ‘The tile had turned ou, aid no amonnt of teetaleal wane. =i ial labo could turn 1 back, The nen of this unprovitable wholesale fecanne too gent for the telall eve to cates, That the blow 1 horme which had been denervelly rexpecten Tess all the plainer. The fodanvental ion will always be controlling. and Ho paticn oF pe et of theme euerents LSU of Massuchusetts haw sent a mesuage to the ie urging that the cost of running the stale Publie jo the tiities (ralivowls, gus, tele regulated ly the Commission, The its; but IC mst Ine clearly widerstoont ‘wot save any money. Ht will not save a cent payments now met ont of taxee will jail for railroml tickets, ge bills, ete, Wh om will be Feld fn the totals imcribers must pay Uo keep these uilitien at the work hem. We pointed Out some weeks age that our comunanitien fare mow pasiong Meas faxex through their publie wtilitien. hit i Tt is concealed taxation, tol saving. Let Your Light So Shine! Weare wilting tw go further avid hazard the observation that the pork in question has already greased the elute to oblivion for several runt ea Congress The Omniscient One If by any unbappy eh ox, oF vet af Goo—we were eat off in ome prime, there wwutd lea tan fo step right in and AT! ove shoes to overflowing: the proofreater he careless wader might fer (xe ate Erving to “get even” heeause the prvot ar colloquiatians on the ga Teproachfniness, writer “slang” ‘The proofreaer ix am abler ma the margin thaw we Tot it is no Whether te has Ibook, we know not; he seems to remember more of the ‘iy name oF to remember thove names more correctty. Dates and fi tures are our plague. but the proofreader has them all cold. Quer wwe came within au are of making out Cuantorre Buoxti to be axe

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wherein we tnnat always in complicated given. Either the pruofreader is cleverer “Worl Almande” or he bas a miraculous memory for Cou mille names aul the was’ to ‘The proofreaier knows the ann got vote om the River and Harbor Ti Tete of Asssriologs, bacteriology. ‘of the a Vids, atid aso, for the We be he who nave ie miieh more eitieal her fries; we are ure of one reader at least, aml are d thanks we mind i ad rates. For That H. C. TAILOR in Lapin: fost he be wot gore We have a high regan wr moral, really, thin ix lng to far! Summer Styles for Men Salis, WYO womewhat conileting bits of fn formation are borne Fnte.this elt torial alice on the summer breeze. Prom Atlant, fia, comes news that wlevelows iuthing suite are not to be tolerated at whetwax Paris, Pranee, reports that Gallic from the tyranny of the starchest evil oclalint ax well ax an author, declares for soft en at the Heck. Poets have ever inelined toward rolling allay that feave free the svoat: Hynes and Sumuesy and Wat Whitraas were all alike fn that, But which ix the wal teatenes? Th Atlanta polies of ervel repression or the Parisian ideal af fucreased lath hope ft he the latter. Paris tmen have been moving mare aml mare generally away ae fy nhirts ane hate aid collars tte say norhing of ma in who wear cfash suite in summer are more numerous abd With erndite P ‘of the Basta “Tferald™ we vote for waft madras shirts wit ‘cfs attached —and tay the lauuidrew forget that stareh exits to try hot weather ie emmporal we are om freedoms side. Women wert) Te eonapenons tae ones The New Art OR CLEAN AND CUTTING CHARACTERIZATION of the 60 alld “new 10% at ha now about screamer itself out in Kiorope and America, it I hart to surpass these lines from a recent ll Tai iahpltced, mattnant. sty, ated perverse: rata wth a trtumphant esttene ‘Aa jth enact al te Tawa Had sa by Tanne Usraasinve, i the “Forum oe conte The Whisky Manufacturer NPHE NEW YORK “TIMES* ing “Posse, Out to. Avenge ¢ fare altogether too complete find a dispateh tuna wh be een empha by Ber Enlace. et hed been Docharerd. appreeched A Cow That Pays Her Way ‘She isthe champion at butter fat; address, Bereym, Pa. ESS eee) Think of a 525,000 Cow! IS ANOTHER F Tilma, au American 1B. Canuare of Berwyn, P has established. record tombs, equivale fre Holstein Mane. Owner®’ names are w an Factor the Pennsslvania cow's ambitious ‘May Rilina has enjoyed absolute comfort: a roomy’ box stall Kept clean; wide windows acroced imoslin fo prevent dineet draft; a care fully groomed cout that any race horme might ene au even temperature, ax near 60 degrees as porsible (wo wasted effort i fore her, but removed from the racks at the end of the day’ and replaced by tres in upon her perfect so who sleeps in an adjoin fitted up a a elke roo Here stands the atove that regulates the ‘evenness of the winter temperature. No cow Tikes to change tailed (alway 1 owe fntervae: 4a, te 12 ty 8 ‘over and above earn Aud ig for horse this lx saris paying for a quarter of one man's wage, ahe nets her owner prot. After all, thongh, it wasn't only Major Chesare and Queen May Titma who won out, MM to Atnne Vax TCISeS, first gentleman Horrible Homologous Holocaust HE CU REPORTER describ figure in the drama of are ax goon we this set ng, who did the mig. hin rat fie ie a standard of his efforts lartng ty homologoas portons of the re facts which ula the conta ‘The above healine ix suggested in a spirit of cooperation, The ected! an opportunity. BOARDING SCHOOL GIRL wax speaking of the principal's whole theory of training gielk: “Rhe' all the time trying to make us feet grown up. She sty we're old enough to realize we have reepon Tand must atop doing what we eujox.” This xpeciic accust hhave been unjust, but we know that way of teaching and wit. How different is “the proper way to «lucate a ‘cols by arousing oneself that oe cam arn {1 rele]. The whole rt of weahentog the natural cnt of Jomo Tshowid make of Der stn wha everst twata hen sme geotie ecpnstve til," T onl tech Tice tm syspatey sith al that Je beatiful Tasca the ea! scenes ft paces and tor, the motor rharn of tle mane T wont make ovale {o her exersthng T would wish hee to lowe Even ber ellewor 1 would ke Heasoraie to her bra Tewperchuice sf the tes the note of embroldertes {he designe of lace L would give bor ential doz anda pent Teach het {howto manage seis: Tomi te ber Uns to take care fs so that she Tear the value of ven drop af water and cru of bend Am to Soler that abe ald have a sll Meher pleaaure T war train her thst ‘Sight tu exerdning chaety. == ‘That Ge tay idea of the oper” way. ht ‘scate 4 youne gi

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Pr oat Garden tha the years hata theash hevrarhe end throaph wre ‘Theagh coming darker 1m toe’ dim Geren se by one rivouyh defo pears when dreems came tae Mind hearts were ald wad brute ud stomp when fave bu! burs tat atiea were ble dnd cancer dupe wee bas Can We Hold This One? 1 al the oe ra fasts enti i nl ot ‘wort ot ‘Metowctity Wilame Sr cea eta the Po Yes, What? a erty sat oor “Tiare scent eh teaveed 200 allen and “oi ii he ere The Controlling Power COLLIERS FOR JULY 25, 1914 Pickups By Grantland Rice far over the ‘stands a Joa catcher tsa snip to the esha wet ethi08F nase, “ing at gine a cap" and one Of them. -Agrecd"—they crlod—and one by one ‘They payed er wader par, te shone ‘of radius ele of mia shots foam pening trope ‘might have done ing wn The jaicating tet Wheret the stranger roar aa spake thong Pre aften beaten par, hina ty of wom Tete me we fon ene F might ‘chow pra af wet earned fase 1 SIN era aan My be rau anor uy aAMe = : They Aanded hi ihe eng at once, ‘heir beaten banners fare ewring fret Sw he ne THe CIGIION OF THE WORLD, The Universal Boast va herd the Int af the eee ‘The boat of Remit ad ten irae chon af their ire vrte Devereing the eee era me for their mannactar “ons for thaw tha, ‘Fram Xe Varker te Denver, ‘From Baton to Medtwe Mt ‘onns— the etn sadite kes thateaprare up ia the rece. [Pi wears for komnonaen, Care pie woutd he rng ‘one fromthe me ont of the “hart the rte hem oni 10 WONDERED. Fine Chance, Indeed HF WASN'T the forwael yooe which beat the Army ‘deve tn the Notre ve pve ast fal” nay Saint Tout the forward nab pve A wiNetya ‘T trace of pring cule ‘wit be font tine for Ts Traplies seven, cial, ai deacoent—coantio “at at og ot ‘it re Dam,” be “Any takers? the Shut gun money away” we atact hm “heat that tar?" he cme aw

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 25. 1914 Scouting for Icebergs and Derelicts tized by Google

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2 COLLIER'S FOR JULY 25, 1914 A Girl Who Ties Wedding Knots Where a Bomb Killed Its Makers

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CoLLieR’s FOR JULY 25, 1914 Lunch-Counter Dining Cabs a tera pacers Cateine Puffed Wheat, 10c 4am Patfed tes, 150 CQigg Grains with all the ways of serving The Quaker Oats @mpany Sole Makers cream and sigar, each mixed oi offer

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a COLLIER'S FOR JULY 25, 1914 i ce Fundamental Justice urpene 1 tet to the terms” he Extra! Entra! Extra! ‘Sees Same or tthe roe huoaered Avene ad Sheedy te, att Let Clicquot’s Chilly Bubbles Cool Your ‘Summer Thirst ttre sea wan completed: ak bedidnt propose to besten When you swallow Clicquot Club Ginger Ale thine vanishes, your over. heated body cools off, your tongs and host feck wet inwtead of diy. yout bain i cleaved of hotweather be webs and you are ready for more ‘work, more play, or more ginger ak 1 enn Wi whan {tan Hew Mihurn. Nove a be compared wi Clicquot and you ‘Cheqoor At Good Grocers and Druesists dari ° {mezicoor cn co. emt, and te ioe age sy hour "Om her Way he tet ay ye Sia Casal, ut Ta on ne Ser a wink awe on about hi hus rom Juck'loutes srond ward to wnat, sou te na oT set hel HEY were ue, wantin, Hrd tiered fw In trsuan REPUBLIC MILEAGE PLAIN ANDSTAGSARp TREAD TIRES The mame Repebtic on your tres ea guarantee of Ser 1 jeans that your ties wil tke you "there and back Ces sane the fine fi hw ‘of con pet tre ad you wl ne Rerebite ably Tires. They SSG ty cot a oe tha ay eer stove at sean, Tans acted ie Hara Fe i that broke Mar er Cert fand Den Aiivarn bt sto THE REPUBLIC RUBBER CO ini, Ht toe i weno franchises to fe on Some nc." be poured inset Sms ot oa a dr ot ee

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COLLIER's FOR JULY 25, 1914 a5 wate @ ter \ANNING, mopping and grimacing, “Phew! how hot =e Friseyereat ‘hen the sun grille. B.V. D. 2 burden from yourbody and weight fron forget the heat, boctuge youre too bun tounge jing, danc’ a game of golf, a bout at t¢ ¥ baseball Off-Agin-on-Agin Finnegan new what 1 wae antcossiog, hart Gated Capt ARE YOU WILLING to let one of these books tell you the TRUTH about advertising? 2 ‘OU'RE not afraid to Nicholson's hear the truth about jour product. Opinion of 21 You'renoestraidtoknow “Bealby” " pp elle gee hg oe dealers think of you. ‘Then it’s time for some one to tell you what adver- tising really is and what it can do for your business. To telly money is being ‘on unwise advertising than in almost any other business enterprise. To tell you how str and plain and smoot! right road for any man who is willing to follow it ‘These books tell you the truth, and strip the mystery from advertising. on-adveriser, Bf you are spend 525,000 or lesson advertising, you arespending more. One book shivers yout ned il eu ees ae : 2 sent re. Myouwant more than one, | a2 sore ada one

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2 COLLIER's FOR JULY 25, 1914 dred Whites, 1 wbinlal tate acton, there causing Ere ‘itetytmstiod att feline ke hat | ate‘acts to ame sad erm Wat ele chorue There wer ony ae sta 45% fe tna for St, at ‘ra boris Chow sts Tle nem ciel saints eran, Te ae a. oe My“ trae wort en for te {ake arin while the acts ota feuay somes." "Teak God Sones ie Pies etenant) is om the * Are You the Owner of One of the Cars Listed Below? IHIEN you have lane the dependably the Wesinghowe 5 tema You have the conden EVERY ime you pes the You know how ee you fel ofan ignition sae tat rs ht spark foreach ler EXERY ie Non gen oe ke mit oe ‘ rm your fath thatthe Weighoue Elec bhted lange wil owe Sraiet meee ale very objet nthe rad in beige rebel EVERY foot othe way ih The temas: Pg "Your ceaence in. the ayer swell placed and your expresion cf 10 you fiends who expec toon ca fer tom Weetinghoue | Electric Syatema Starting seveet Wess thee emgneet coud ive and icy hn {fhe best nord engncers ms the bunnese “Tell your fede to eect tee new ea om thi it.The i one foe every purpone an pure "ie dawning theorem sant the ite ing nent Fane sant To me he te The Marlin Piroarms ta VW Str, How Haven, Comm. Beare pi perse aie se

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COLLIERS FOR JULY 25, 1914 ILLYS UTILITY TRUCKS are just efficient and fresh at cannot die; cannot be overcome by heat; and do not eat up the profits you are fighting to con- serve. Horses are just the re- verse. Often they are “all in’? when you need them the most. In the summer they die by the thousands. Sometimes the greater portionof an entire horse investment is wiped out by the heat ina single day. WillysUtilityTrucksare good for 24 hours a day any time of the year. Most important of all, they are business getters. OneWillys Utility Truck can cover 300% more territory than a team at 50% less cost. Such ability to produce and de- velop new business must be reckoned with. Your business needs such assistance. Look up our dealer in your town. Descriptive and instructive literature on request. The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio SEE

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2 COLLIER’s FOR suLY 25, 1914 ene eters. and walling delighted ands Ste futherfolchsatiee aod ‘cervesig the expey_ room He ‘ithe te the wintow' the Corral was ‘The merchant who sells you PARIS GARTERS No metal can touch you Sar aid they en re. js the one who has your eon fort and satistaction i view He pays a litle more for PARIS but he's perlectly ee willing. | NOW ite ant have eter Te He knows they'll more ‘hades op haat ve of he at Wengen more | [iceman ae ere is ie ai etna ty Planes wre stead is, At hloc-the Rewer uf the Pulses ts A, STEIN & CO , Haters Exegiedy it "sar thie wee wt alley J Trump erent forward, legis av skrmisnera? Quiet, se tg They ere feral: te cot ‘Weeks of yaiustaking work hd made come bak Capt yelled Whit "Phew a thos see there the detadent with rife are Sethe te sonde hiner heen?” demand sor ay Bay oe no with em For fount we a {tebe noted corions, it wus aoe With Kari ate,“ Bee Te ae ‘ain't often fooled.” SPN hey came, 10 the formed "them “Mia cities with the ‘cowie the" centr" and “the com atwiary. tm he righ at eft tanh, Sore sot to ore ao ah a hon ay Towmr wesw due She ‘erasmotite’s hat thse fc art the be deo Same’ The rwene the hora Mie en toy {ars ante ew che ene sh “ne wom got ie ha Et en ioe we lee tag nei te may! Tm witty ne eee | Mie Serge the tro red ety dt dentate Som Catala he pene ot aliyofes, | wonaht Btneer kath of beer Tigao sce'he are | ean te fe Bea ‘enieenabiued ptt sae fi trade mar san elt tina he prune 8 ale ‘Seater broly ede ke te ten sch! tet bark tw Jour Hocr TH Sieed tes ater: Tense Pee Where We Come In? By CHARLES L EDSON = Owners CREE tht ‘hey enews a ‘mn puede tera the clearing 22 en bee tv a A thes rence to Tae it made for them hay ie a a chon ‘tat down ther mi Prat a Price abe a Eto te tate tice ah aa oe fring ew Foon teh om ee si of thea. ruse ameter, from 1 Tem pepaies aera Koes ‘The Registrar Record Bung Philadelphia ‘AmericanCollegeo(Physical Education setdrnty A Fortune to the rd = Hater Tires forward rise cP Ute Shorts tee dowd {toa Sted tice the, bak sete leanee: of he Puna Phimezan. He started to fee, but

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COLLIERS FOR suLy 25, 1914 a Scope 3 "a bute ten et When we Sa 4 1 sora on the dart ‘aT ret g ete she fan I hth tian fom tetae ‘med "ive me nme ‘water: it haven “Keni am it ite tthe Ts hat eke fea ete toni" the wae hale ne om ert. ene mt Se oie heh eae aie ea a tats ‘Sorter was tumbling thins doen the "Rae wen foram the nee ‘iow hemi wth ber ate fo tae At Gettysburg Battle (Catia fom pS ‘because the Hard Bid thece ontount the language o€ all the earth Bemis for we thrash thew ‘There wen es wap at fecal the nay Sau ae ae AP eee wl ‘dnt supreet ‘eather WPtoe tinge I hed ever ‘Seta pt ee face her hand =A: Boys’ Educational Institutions The Peddie boy is educated —not merely instructed Morgan Park Academy Known for Character Building College School BELMONT SCHOOL sors

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For suLy 2s. Colt Revolvers Bienen tue te Seone a ie nly eS "ont Come Sr etove that theft amd oe a to ey R YEARS Ds. Et mine ht he teeln rely emenalto the Trench Conary Wes fs chivated mam coll be cote 2 Fe Rane She, and om he ine of eg, wy yesh which were ape Prelit f ne ofthe Works pene Usnensoa—he hs put ae he ew coe hat he cone meat woth Unidnly beand fa 50 vole eset nd rinse nd ange in econ gener Reaing Canney, the yen work ave Beam fous a THE FIVE-FOOT SHELF OF BOOKS Now Yours for only a Few Cents a Day Here ate the pst Bog Hvar tes of icy the rent Dramas, she grest fobs of Fon, "Religion, the maser Poot the mos itcreing A FREE BOOKLET FOR YOU very man who care to read fics, intend of wae, heald toow what oe books Dr. ln ict and why. He shoold know why 100,000 succenfl men ate Sain voi The Beso She of Bok jx the mesa imal So ey nee All this is comnined fe = FREE BOOKLET. "There ins copy fr You to epson erly DN Sp te cea = ADS MAN at aay sat ht st metry "With eur wt ie a hee Twn for

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COLLIERS FOR JULY 25, 1914 HSS ae | The Wilson penalty’ ed rs roe thle ge in 198-—Fity ae ie itn Revell at minima, aking potent HE mighty Minin! tn | bon ou, psf peal ae “THE ete Mininipel bet | Ss Salita Kote utr omess Towa. Under the enormous | Such » root will probabl porccha nce shove the | [alertness Father o¢ Won oe et force spioning vat rerio wah | {Re power of 150,000 hone, | bso per ‘The entire enverprine isa wiumph of - Ti Tata ret Speciation prseribe, ‘rit peclon te mneastoa Te at Syeritcate Reale St.John’s if: Military Academy « MILITARY ACADEMY ah ets” but Woodrow tithe Tevet te Stout avant oF

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™ COLLIER'S FOR JULY 25, You get a whole new novel every month in MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE and get it first, get it before it goes into book form. The Munsey with its com- plete novel and all other features costs you 15¢. The goes same novel when it into book form will cost you $1.50. ie cer ct gh mo itor the kt tht you have fea "Fale an a sngle seeks ‘Witnin "wane four" tom Fas TM tag Thoman trom his od ra tet ree, Demonstrator Agents Wanted “ Advertiving has about the same relationship to the probe Yom ob distribution that machinery has te the problem of protuction. “His impossible to account for the tremendous inerease in the we of advertising, excpling ow the ground that it is a real comomy in distribution, Tt it just as reenable to say that the consumer ‘bar to pay tor the machinery uscd in the (Production of merchandise, as ite fo say that the consumer thas f0 Puy for the advertising wel in giving the merchandise conamical distribution.” COLLIER’S, THE NATIONAL WEEKLY ty 25,1914 amber 19 Walrus Bag

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COLLIER'S FOR JULY 25, 1914 2s a CARUSO World Famous Tenor, says: “Tuxedo completely satisfies my tobacco taste. It is mild and has a delicious flavor. Most important of all, from a singer’s stand- point, Tuxedo does not irritate my throat.” es “Tuxedo Does Not Irritate My Throat” Ithas recently been stated that Caruso will henceforth receive $3000 a night for singing in grand opera. Such a won- derful singer does not take the slightest chance of damaging the delicate mem- branes of his throat. This non-irritating quality of Tuxedo which Caruso praises is due to the original “Tuxedo Process” by which the tobacco is treated. This process absolutely removes all bile and sting. } aq The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Ci i Se oT mm ues Hee > a — Invented in 1904, the “Tuxedo Process” Every experienced smoker knows that pipe- has often been imitated—but it is still a process _ smoking is the ideal way to enjoy tobacco. But known only to the makers of Tuxedo —still many thousands of men think they cannot smoke unequalled—still unapproached by its host of a pipe for fear the tobacco might bum the tongue imitators. or throat. Tuxedo has absolutely done away with any, such, possibiliy. "You can smoke uuxedo all day long, pipeful after pipeful, with- out the slightest irntation—indeed with increas- ing pleasure. =) Tuxedo is a rich, yet mild, fragrant, cool- smoking tobacco; made from the choicest crops ‘of old Rentucky Burley Gorhich imekes the fnvent pipetobscoo in the world) Make it your hobit to buy Tuxedo, “You will gota tobacco upon which pein brat and money are lavishly expended to make it really and genuinely: the YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE In Tin Humidors 40rand80e bn Glass Humidors, 50c and 9 Ne a

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lectric leaner Get Acquainted with the Pleasures of Your Breeze-Swept Porch —— Gain Time, Comfort and Contentment by Cleaning with a Frantz Premier Electric Cleaner! ‘It means Freedom from the Heavy Task of Sweeping and Dusting! bit of ditt, dust or lint to be found. All cenergy—that's the Frants Premier. Its the floor coverings have been cleaned we than a mere vacuum cleaner. and purified. The home fairly glows with is the logical answer to the house- sunny freshness, And time gained to spend in the wives’ demand for an efficient portable cleaner alluring green outdoors. at the right price. No wiring, piping, or in- ‘That's the program of seventy-five thousand stalling expense. It comes willing and ready American housewives on these hot summer days. to work. It's the cleaner you have desired ‘They use a Frantz Premier. #0 long. The price of the Frantz Premier has been reduced from $30 to $25— West of the Rockies $27.50. Our multiplied output (100,000 this year) and efficient factory methods enable us to make this attractive price to you, and without any sacrifice of quality, Profit by this big saving. ‘Phone or call on the Franlz Premier dealer to-day. If you don't know who he is, drop us a postal. We will be delighted to give you the name of your nearest dealer and arrange for a demonstration on your own rugs. WRITE TO-DAY. ‘The Premier Vacuum Cleaner Co. Cleveland, Ohio, U.S. A. 5 tl | | 9 A.M, and the day's work done! Not a pounds of concentrated, dirt-cleaning

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THE MATIONAL WEEKLY + 7 JOA The Indian Sign A Baseball Story by les E. Van Loan Chicago By Julian Sti Bealby By fH. G I¥ells A Fine Domestic Finish By George Weston AIR WIE LTP BRO wAL

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COLLIER's FOR AUGUST 1, This Extra Half -Inch means 20 per cent more air, one extra ply of fabric and a thicker tread It means more mileage, less tire trouble and lower cost of upkeep More Tire The Only Way to Get a Better Tire The Same Price The same price as some tires cost you nowadays will buy a half- inch larger Goodyear. And the wider tires fit the same rim, You have choices like these, for instance: ‘A 30x3'; of a31x4 A 32x3', or a 33x4 A 34x4 of 035x415 A 36x41; or a 37x5 ‘The smaller tires, if you buy some makes, cost as much as the wider Goodyears. No Extra Quality ‘To better Goodyear. qualiy: ts utterly impossible, ‘We have proved thet by ‘thousands of ‘teste: Positively the only way to get a better tire is to get a larger size. A half-inch added to the width teens on extra ply of fabric. It means, on the average, one-bfth more air, which measures tire ca- pacity. It means a thicker tread. Ga thi eine foe yout ttre pce: and you've something, well worth having. It will lessen syourdlire rot bles and -reduce-your tire upkeep. Get These Things, Too Get protection from rim-cuts. We guarantee that in Goodyear No-Rim-Cut tires. Save the blow-outs due to wrin- kled fabric. We save them for. you by our exclusive “On-Air” cure, at a cost of $1,500 daily. Combat loose treads. A. patent method—used by us. alone —re- duces this danger by 60 per cent. Get All-Weather treads. These are tough, doublethick antiskids. ‘They are Mat and regular, so they run like a plain tread. And they grasp wet roads with deep, sharp, resistless grips. Not one of these four great fea- tures is found in any other tire. Together they are saving tire users millions of dollars each year. And Goodyear tires, because of these savings, outsell any other tire. Goons svEAR No-Rim-Cut Tires With All-Weather Treads or Smooth Today they undersell 16 other makes because of our mammoth output. But they still are the best tires men can build, And they still are the only tires which offer you these four great Goodyear features. Inner Tubes Buy Goodyear Reinforced (Never Colored) In tubes we offer_you the Good- year Reinforced. They are extra thick where they meet the rim— where the pinching occurs which ruins most inner tubes. They are made of pure rubber in layers. They have 30 per cent more rubber than the average inner tube—due to this reinforcement. They are never colored—all are natural gray. To color a tube we would need to add a large per centage of mineral alloy. There is no way known to lengthen tube service like this Goodyear reinforcement. Any dealer, if you ask him, will supply these things to you. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada Branches and Agencies in 103 Principal Cine London, England Dealers Everywhere Mexico City, Mexico ‘Write Us on Anything. You Want in Rubber

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 YOU CAN GET A PACKARD IN SEPTEMBER The season’s production of Packard “2-38” six- cylinder cars was sold out in April and fell 500 short of market requirements. We thank our patrons for this endorsement. For the past month we have been accepting orders for the next model—deliveries to be made September 1. The Packard “3-38” contains all the essential fea- tures of the previous model, and in addition those refinements which would naturally accrue at this advanced stage of Packard development. Twenty styles of open and closed bodies, ranging from two to seven passengers, give a wide choice, fitted to every use and satisfying the individual taste. There will be no advance in price. We invite your patronage. Any Packard dealer will be pleased to give you a demonstration. Catalog on request. PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT « MICHIGAN Lincoln Licensed 3 Under Kardo Patents Packard “3-38” Standard Touring Car, Seven Passengers, Price $3,850

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10,000 Demanded This Car More than 10,000 persons, in the past seven years, have desired to own a'car designed and constructed by Elmer Apperson —Ameria’s pioneer, motor car builder. They wanted the famous Apperson geal, But they could not pay Apperson price. ‘They did ot wish a low-priced car—they jemanded Apperson quality at a low price. ‘The car demanded is here!—the strikingly beautiful, efficiently built new Apperson “Light Four.” ‘The price is $1485—lowest in Apperson « history. ‘This big, five-passenger car with its 40-horsepower motor is the i weight car per horsepower in its class. Thus low upkeep se maotenans For five yeure Elmer Apperson, with his brother , has verfecting tl Aithotlits his pricelen exbetieace af 22 young o€ wctoal gear car Et an Apperson “Light Four” $1485 The Car Economical The new Apperson body design Hence you are offered the efficiency radiates fascinating individuality. ‘The full "results of two great engincers pl mathe V-shaped castor [tee mistor ear redmemensy wich lly tapered hood upward at the cowl, ‘They spread Slopingstream line body, V-shaped radiator. broken sweep to the full, broad Tapering hood. Left hand drive—center control. resembles a mechanical athlete—auppresed vitality in a clean, compact body. Its ease of oper nahin. Rigetle “eravel ney, its speed, endurance and si Bie Tada apbetan” Ute ote Soak ant Ose are assured because—“It’s an Apperson. man top. Switches handy to driver. Wheel base—116 in. Abun- ‘Apperson Brothersselected the raw material, ‘Ther dant omer, Lighter weigh car per horsepower. designed every part, they, constructed {52 of fe ‘These desirable 1915 features are also found such a perfect motor, axles and transmission—such correct bal~ in the new Apperson Light Six now offered at $1785. SME Be stor Nome face eaned to pars maker” Evey deal Bat the asp = Tahaan Say ceed scl teed sa cena Write for Catalog—See These New Cars Write today for the Apperson cataloe describ in detail the new Light Four and Sox Visit the ‘Apperson dealer im your lacalay and to’ge the superative merits of these cars for youre Apperson Bros. Automobile Co., Kokomo, Indiana

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- By Charles E. Van Loan « MLUSTRATED BY ARTHUR WILLIAM BROWN mee I Fu fo he eran heap the fourth ‘eanto tier Sictws ine rash te rear hal eon fot 8 fren Mork wow have enustt that ait In hie tet: yesteday he mee Hatters. atlas, tery wets ave note worm hy aiebery he nan” Ones th are aime sng tw se tn the bet ites nd a [agers wh unre tran a mle ww are beni sat te big ae Kone mest stain what de Cotter woul tn a emerzr. t wi ‘lone etna ruse In pret we sentune to peedet a chan of air foe Merk it we nha om bin Yo chevke “Tc ftematon wl be Hele ont tiers that ort oseann, Thonn Ale Kernan. Cannonball "To te ungurstionatly the great lg the wil he the tet todeny that Seek Ads te who ha ley ise Intowewhemmeer evan fee es Wo tay any 1 we gle to wv YT sta ane er sothlngty, AR yom Kw How Mi Wasa Cater, mang tM lay at 1 1 wr ed ng etn A rg wa rf the urea haf, tata, eens rds forte ont af nett sat peanoaing yeti of that el was aerate Tels nto psig esol at tat ‘Siogoate return.” Ascndion te arses, tai agers the ne were ball lagers tage ete AN Ile ste ving tur ham 2:40 8 season aes ata te roby he te In the regulars fur’ ‘toe Cuter, manasve of the Bes, ce stmgeuth atthe esha abe an! Minced ee snc wnt mo mma ws tnt ‘ro have ait that "ikt™ Se lam TWEEN manaive ant player there ested & “Yount bear frm Mn, Jor” nah Men Caen, ial of filemiany which had sevived seen sey ke ay aot ete ch ot Fog Sears of wear an tear andthe spend tat | ens af pret tenng enpranantorw * 5 he Aa tad or Ms ito % Tide earl fen Arsene Pa wey dy. emptiness ‘Toe telgitone sumac to the denne eit Sch fe ates of the ‘thoes nice te the Seanasiers preserve * Tite ine aroken Tay woul nt base "orihelr distract mana, ut tne to Sam ‘Ses set eo" mld Maegenk Th sh argues Jo We Wont ev i ewsn, You Rr et tea” whe ep iA boas that yea cine ARtaoR—AneC ime i tat fa” fend on In beter thaw ne tht Sot oo tery am with sme geomas for feeling "Yess oe The maint the sands died amey.. Then, eal T ets to fhe Pink So for 8 tea im anddety thre come = temendes latring of wie ah theve thos dla, a look wat ee he ‘nm tack, there woutdst te moh tothe onan race aly A fede ell ran an eaceiion” ald “ie ta ue man Adan Te “ON tald Speck, “thes morn Tim geting” T sent i back He mit impeere I be had 8 et Ton—tat’“Coltere mouth eget fh amaseeent. “Why all the rat of ested ll let wet. bd hie le wax la i the spe. No. Cat those fetows worked me fort tase wu the seas of the ars fey 2 You arzument wert a ‘mid have done tou” Why dart you?” el.” sab Cater, eld wwe hi for Mer” Digitized by Google

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 7 Wedltmesine ses etwee the ae ae ine vw rm the tee vorything The’ eet workin \Gnntineed om pape 23

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* COLLieR's FoR AuGusT Dayton’s Uncle Bountiful By Fred C. Kelly FONE: may. accent the ‘Ohl, ln Bartow type of Ameren Mis Paterson mates oak eens for 2 I that be kes so welt to mabe Tonlstore needet the Creat Court by st forteng tras nentencd to'm sent bn al Wiehe ‘ill be worth Journering to hear. ‘The people uf Day {on wi heen resent having Jo n'a cell. Yor he le Dayton Uncle own Nis money-necorilng 01 Paterson et pantheon oe ol si tome. fae thaws ot Paterson ery litle we cur iutlons toward bantog the Joy of Ife In Dnyton th vant park several bute aie ‘Thinner, valoda Dalen Ie other ret chy park the coustry Te be i pube a Ie Woman tothe ety, bat the le be Tington tr the city could hardly afford to Rew ap fark the way Tatterson doe ft. Tere and there over The etig eter are tie rustle cablon,‘pattornd itter the socalled open exp that ote seen fn te ‘Adironiack "These exmpe euch conta tough or. ine wenn complete tet of ben a forked ‘ith potatone plenty wat and pepe ani water {oth dr draking ab washing the saben. "There are uns indenting jst where everyting to te fas tnt complete direlone for Yaking th potatoes tn the tet santa asbes tn the Breplare "The cxking ot fi orem inctvlonwosem forks for toasting arab allows. These were designed hy John Tl. Patterson Winelt_fnt he gave his perma attention ta {he dette of the ump etme “The ts ofthe came hn contents Ix entirely few ‘any linen of Dayton, no matter how hum, ean un the welfare departuent ofthe Nationa Ct Tinton Cocnuny an erage one of fe Paterson's fans It they are nt ait taken for the date dene ‘anoher featare of fle and ale a nares ‘Tlnty shin tive to al, the oy hare belog andl fo the cone of = da, Mr Sen ‘Tatterso has a forges for sizmn, no stv tor reg Corstmaste ghee tnasion for every ay tn the Sear. "At the ea of Sone welt fst as od tote tasted es Phe ph with tte er a factory ins cartuly aod labore doe 8 fait be expected tem Di peteate st Sewer driving Ya bs sutsonaie rea ble bee 10 tat often snwogh te ke atrartice. "The dingy engrard ser nat i the Renee sit to having the ows tr there He Doesn't Overlook Details TER the more serons nets Pepe scores of en to go ont ao bu ase Tod ‘with sultable thing, Patterson was the man who ave then woolen ait, high oot, aod even heavier fsrereots fury needed them. one Knew where Itee neglected our own hep ier to had” en vwoder'n great straindeing_extremely tardy ter stental work, ander afi ron hae ot reps at them sn how's sep any te they sh to AS re dol very (eying work an Inst Dat ‘ett ‘hg han ent ge rin an te Me te A Blackboard for Interviewers STOOD there rattling off these to wink a thn he tik abe thera ie te tally "am, tf he bas anything ati fatness et har Tot im 'set nwa ‘Specular metho ot bldg Inert, to tation rom "large ‘eae, moped with great Riel of White Fapers Whew te caller coe In, Paierson To “har and aaks hi teste to the ens down with crayon the tricia tects hes me way a i Fert toteviewss Thon at erent, or when eit Teady to tebe ap the whet or final decile the ‘Siete are turned ack snd Tatterson ean retresh Mie emery Haas it has been highly Rico bam for keen hold of tnportant fats adit ties the nerve to ste ta an ‘easel amd Jot doe {opie that Te of tna conser termi 8 gat det of meal ern ‘ents wt eutdcor air, not an aero, ha eh ‘Sinded In Patterson's aches of Hf Torstar riding toy one mene tat {Sed oeastn to Jury fur tie’ he tack Ot Samiing. tiomstared camel At was. bot a8 ou fxhllaating. ad Patterson comeieed ehen that It Inreat Iie Tie rete shone the eel tenet imazinary jing crown the dot And a Champion Corn Popper NB of 1

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 1, so. 2 A Fine Domestic Finish Wsresnons nt aan wsdame, do Fou”) "Ah oxy mowers: ‘her ery tuum flores? fence Hono) ate ie bea oer Te was (een). at rahe Retaurant Delos Weat Twentysath Street ot anata ih quarter. AM ue fetore the restarant had em crowed withthe faithful wont ole emacs with rapes ttle they eee petty Thing ring oe ‘Mame ater whe the pal thet bite. Tot when the estengedinary nde ‘ened a he Tctstinrt io erorted m ante ate tne ‘At mca neon ‘Net tein away et heralded: "oy may te Tinegeat’ hat 1 ave sor Ine Newatee neain® Tear That hal past ial the Peary revetacle hy tature duly prvland We that ben fuuit, ane she was ome’ ot thee fame an forte, ‘me thle story wnrta owe Hono a “Pho ees oft hand wae lati eatt her eb: Rot mariod; no." mused madame. “erbape it fm a tovers squabble, ater all Tia? Now where foc nel “The sane man had wuenly mabe oat of the ‘rant, Inaeing the fel bebipd nt the chook Px Mere Sos ce net pot eared guen he ae ete ae aft por of Pear Ta ‘lew ie poune es nh rid te the et Toi hth thet ame’ « tender annie 40, ont Tandoe thew tion Eoorine aie be ree er we Se ater soars SIGE dd ia a ate ala ea ees as prsca'S nt tn i eee By George Weston ng through the pantry dor al eg thrash the whut. "ten why dam she corer her tae Wit be? Trouwerant se rebdraty ‘Toe yoo ian td slenaled Lami, ad Lae the I Presently they wel ‘was any weer tat tuae "The coupe was atgearhing the deat. the soune following him, more smcky-esed and eluant at ‘Ste darted a bok af the le Ht mand rear of the restaurant. where they ‘rier the dayigat streamed hrongh the todors nlp md une sharp fore frome the near madame’ Thousht madame an te Stung man pened ing ret and exttucted opel iar neve ant kev, bat ow dee 9 fm er Slate ke nee rowing telng of taaion, “1 ty ashe someting ‘epee tan suspect. Who knoe?" Her tng ‘om, smoidering heh he bras mene isn loping wp ike 4 etn erdar prover etm ‘Bet she thought. “He bring ber here wher he Ck il resus he. ie tom he tke Sen ze" world naan! Sapte tae wr nw Isat ev trator Fattom fall ot of row 1 urking een OF faye he ship ma ‘rn Te tea Wea ral Chswmay ft fo ‘tm henutfal sng atl Won ows tows tn iter sis ne arnt Aenea" ike noch? at Tf te tok gi ‘ar ie she st come, enced to, nen ihe a “ait regan yom steed ta et hae tm tal. Remember ine to nt main getay ‘With ay ncertaety the gle) anewered Nee and then tejlond her escort. In alence Mey went ne a muttered madame, peng th the eae tatente teat hiss delish esters wenn’ 1s mas" be Wily ne Whisper! Ha! Good! She ‘store hy a muble vurtont, madame ran oat abd the stone ten, wtehng tbe yong ple [cf the shnaere Rt ot sa madame, That ek ‘Wann a'putterpatterqutter af ber ih Freeh tsi ftadaane teed 9 taney ale fh er he Sot den thc ye of ers withthe rey ot MIF. DEIOTE bald ont the ai "My dears where. “Yet yy rettrant "You arn "Poe cr started t frown, ti wl xe Loko Int snadaime's ese ten lng eet, este ‘cars nowy stowe tn hero “Wess yox I aodeentan:”" breathed madame wi "Wins the gente stenath of otto she pac ae ares Oreo ac gate sects et eg aN: ‘ace toward he sean sy of he ea ‘ast Defoe. Aw a second teoueht mada fart to

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10 COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 1, fromit the plenantsy which Sie, Delole paged rr protest n table hea her des, sented erst erwten them, ant then tured another fash of eh "The nce ane trl to fees but 9 far oarerond nt then, daly was one of tk hore" home petetine "to mcm "yom ton? Tat im his nd fal um bevame ‘abaya ly “Of ena "he exer saa gow thot nn heed naam "Yo Inte a ely. "of cour {lowe ‘er 0) rs erpect bee? Of me Ta vt yo ‘ea yen iyo sure rout, “Yow bee at re ‘thre ite ae of com smu sense ot mae we iady a be one "Tt ss gate fener fi hat at mia for the the Site her wh th Seven we hae Jat ‘ath a nek “zen bw am fo nor Perea Ia A sheenshiy eieweret ‘onan He be eh ew ‘An depend on hm Inset of working foe ‘Mmmm "Susan's thease browght x De tupnahat he teat be dace ep {oat tem alle a week (U8 so moe ee 1 neg fron. You ke te telephone 3 Lat beret ann” the se whiner tk it simont seemed a Though she were watched New! Agia! Hee What srt of ta i i whch ‘Sethe reared the er rig he i whe op tat whem te bear SMtsieor? asec ‘om fain rich radar, “To-day ee wet 8 et te the ta ating a anehy, ing he banat tahun River. oar et the reer Haan {ouee.) The be the tant sonnine aearert Juste at the yee foe ‘Tretat’ Rowing on the Jules Waeaes! ng w delicate and mbt alist to ‘Aid wile the lanist softy plays “The Volee That [nrentbed” the Satie (ith su feat orien) rings thea ‘one day eer to that apy tine when {ro fon bart ty Yat an ech a Pet war five welack pest day when madame her ithe rea et ‘Toe pout man made ac of Mls chest, after the swetzmown feson af thowe who Ite fost bre We rou say Sour pnw sets home at six ek Tt ‘Dad's very prond,” he said, in ae “An om Te n'y "To afl! if he tr {toe on te "oat Tak 2a Wor mat ye hal ite saan hatte aahwashoe! Silahwaxher! be wnt Earwontiotee? Come suo wt et 3 Star Peivamcaie ele ie ac the ven sven fteye of font son Nat eter te rw mw knew ‘ren dole eter Sin Tn the tsebent ow Dodo romret with se af thee sri sah ane th tae eat ff tes hs tne mete tthe oe “at Tat woke Che Jone ‘Nevin: "Hoh? What mt ofan be Mas “ia at

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COLLIER’s FoR AuGcuST 1, Bealby Trouble — Chapter VII By H. G. Wells ud pan a dat tr trot td eed on seed ehee Heeb ee bg eit in was ray Cen to ald Thoma Poor wean "est sold you tole? Me Daring sal * ad Me Vneine, fa Taheaid ray “The Yond eave and the al ‘ken aienp Pita! ge Rot ey ae et ‘wut say, T don't think Tever ave

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 Tandy Taston’s tye tlehtened at the mesage. he seas tack fron mor weeping with Aire Datiog att rate dus th Wane eed her fetes tad Bot ir Peter's ica ianhood were sto he fan Tei the: wort ont af wom the ‘Tratned Nore” be We would go through wet Te atthe name tne be tt te te fre that te bad hiv py Fu feng she att work torre thts ne | atte Wrote te Mp of ping to rome The pertotendeat oF Famine we diuaer | ic tothe nt ‘Yow nit want to Ing tot to the ar "ng si S118 ster trom re recwalheroban 1 ever she wen (9 ‘me bere alt ‘st aleg saugetrate, oa en om the tf ‘hance tyson of Inciading Capea Tonga, Ie wan true that be bad ‘guna the a0 then of the Lord Cha. ‘ioe tain though she Sin rete hat iow ve ihe iow et tol tatite bgp "rt erator tatoo chai, te park ts me i, a fel a “hady taxton Be Bellen Plummer soveall, of the treaches Ut Me. Darling hal oe ‘tied greatly to the Gat with which he tame Into ‘he clan. ba pewaly to er. ot of things that afters i where thee eee {tn eovuanuging preenee aol erat oes of Whisk mh is a fhe tw opening was ae Aine fay aston here aba the Need oneal ‘Lond Mager’ aceosations andthe eral SSostecy of his expo free Bont it Vecae sre ‘ensartaliy tke a civ snethiog that Trt ste {itt the Mork ssilon af ereveretie and eviy St tothe plat of sugeting tM Pie that We re ever they came ovr the hill cet to icone the eb ee very ely trout up esl ta ‘nari nua hom ten In 8 Betaraters att {ol calod out "Are sow hoe?" hd attempted for selet ounesraticeien, thes ins Ree a at foal wherever wounded hallows "The sweep tee prabaDiy Melly Serene "a then Separator trie hat fe "Moanwile Me. Darling had teen set with sev- Ste Was gone to comale Mw Taline kn re rouble. “There were three iain stra tn the cossponition Fiaf he mew tovdie fr, discover pee ap unt lay Thue the at Thrash mars x cra a half -Atd_ of Caygan Tuslan tne fret lace and what we Mra tie wutereronal penser oe lawrd drafts CMS om the cle W seemed weil fe St, Brewire Phomeery ico quay man the Rect Daterest tn TOCr ens: that an tere be we Bea the reer nt me she steel So erupt ‘ings aol the (Petia on pe

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 1. A OA COMMENT ON CONGRESS JOME very fndamental questions of are involved In the ie of affaire at Wash ington. One large clus of these ques tions can be typified bs this eonerete fone: “Ought an attempt be made to pat the dirvetors of the New Haven Road in jail?” On tis In broader term, there is a difference of fon which taken a more OF hes cont cleavage both among the lewlers party in power iow generally, 8 rm, the question fx, Ix HC x10 dee sirable to kee ster ugitatio ng? Bates in terms of parts is it time to be lew radical towant the conservative? It I, of course, universally admitted now ‘even by Sit. Braudelss most ardent fenemies-that in the past of the New raven good deal wae done that win wrong; sometimes legally wrong, some iy morally wrong, It be ao ited that sll of that hie bee ‘the road In conformity tothe new stan favs, The evils that were inherent old réigine have been undone. Thi mo, nt wine to go out after what maybe ealled revenge? There ix ab Was the question how much that wa one in the past waa really crime mitted with malevolent i how much wae merely the rally of the timex, eommmon Dy bones, a tolerated, through an laiference of public opinion, — Me. Thomas Jones the tee to the Federal Reserve Hoard, wh examination the Ben rave the point that standards of busi oo morality have changed vastly da ‘ng the past twenty years. ‘The change the new siandands bare Thi being ment in respect to these plete. That in Itself ie a great acco lishment, The reverse fn public feeling ‘Theve hess ‘The Republican “old guard o be xstpathetie toward there pre ‘at least indifferent to them, has will never return. There be a ‘apposition to the Demoerate which hase 4 political economy: anil a theory of the attitude of government toward. bese Afferent from the Democrats. Bat the okt corrupt fraternity between big business ful government will never exist again, Other Cases HIE question comes up again in thi jm: there ure some rail. roads as fo which improper practices are charged similar to those on the New Haven. One of thee is the Rock Island Another is the St. Louis & San Franelsew Probably at least one other large 53%! f the about face inthe attitude of the Gov ‘the same group. hall there erument or theconduct of railroads, It will attack and exposure in these be rather a reult of the pane aul luck of nthe New Haven? It i not be caused by continued ity ta nome fornix of private Tr wil be, at President Wilson considerations which move sobertninded foward hesitancy. Some others Wh fare merely politicians also take the i property. truly said, “paychological.” These are be under well gromuded 5 ange ber ty iew that it i time to veer toward con ‘servatisa, ‘This latter group, bel Ticino, have # mene of yablic and they feel that the pal fnow in litle tired of that very agit 2s han been so agreeable 10 the wo for a Long tite past Weather and Efficiency GOOD deat of the bickering. and agitation in Washington ie due | merely to fatigue and bot weuther, Tt fall seems like important polities, and It ges large headlines ln the news papers, but at bottom it ix uothing © than the irritation and explo slot which come from tired met In the tnikdle of a9 A few men In Washingt their nerenity sil the Jumicial colds of their J ‘They are big. wen—intellectual ‘The great body of Kenatory, Com grenemen, ane others who are Kept it Washington suffer more or lew acute hyalcal iritations. Mau’ of thet, in ition to endaring the Wixcomforte of the worst hot weather elt In ing 1 be home ook ing after reelection Nevertheless— LON haa both strength al wi Statesmanship slo in font that Congress should stay and complete its work. Per sane who clamored for Congresn 0 £0 ome before taking ip the trot question srerw very aborinighted. It ix inconcey ene nul he eveited by TH Congrene had gon retard atthe be session with # sense cletion bebo the Om the Other Hand MUST be aumitted the leaders at Washingt generally the 0 the present trust program, Tt ie sot couceivable that busines show ld proper during thie st pense, [1 ix very mitch better that the Pemocrats should have completed. thelt fprograt, When Congress will have passed the trast bil, Wiluon Wil bein pox aggregate ‘Many moat menacing of all, life insaranice com tien ‘The consequences of any funda Tmental impairment of thee securities are extremely uncutifortable for sabe minded persons to contemplate. Persone Of tot very suber rex sist upon going ahem! axcame do in the way 0 roots of huxine tit can Hook forwan Augering about the sa asi bee ieriod of free: Democrats will the nttiide of and pregnant with disaster tw nettle thie difference of 0 tex the Democratic policy at is goo, we ought to have a genera tion of comfort and goon! business. If Ht fc bad, we shall find it ont the nooner, Vales aul savings banks weal be prac

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The New Haven Railroad Mess HEE REPORT of detail concerning 1 seaetal thix country haw had in years, The ain facts were already so well Known that the atock of the railroad Hi question was se thin af what wed to be its sormal salve. But appalling The whole aye sanird ps tol States by New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad wax engaged in every art of Incinene save that of raleomd work. Ties, eneating ‘pinion. Tnutueueing eta were a few of the SOF Ms beat rains a High pai, Mighty trained ‘ecm to have eva ed henge Tw New York ain New fespliation be now belo the Tnteratare Commerce Commission is freely accused of suxpicbin, Iwrejuice, political alms, awl s0 forth, but it i ouly common neue ‘hat honext men do functions, nor pay Lust anoner for mere water. teamot be mmoothed over, They tnuat be refuted or confioned Monopoly and Empire and the Facts EP THIS SUPPORED RAILROAD CoM money of thousands har-heasle aver numbered anny of the heat businens mes in Si they after? Allowing for waste, a the false comidence of long sce iereat plan on foot, Ht seem to fennolidate a nnited tran shoul serve and guar and prot by the ila. Every chance of competitie {ines of trade an the ehanels tin hekd Tn Tne, Tt was great drwatn oe tilthee law nor ethiex, nad went to wreck 0 Drive fs enreame for a the vultures of busines aul politien. Ht amt bhe kept serret and he pat Through fs haste, i every Turn, Pinanelal power van pay three pees for every hing Tut H cannot get thiee earnings. Keveipts were falling an ining, yet at the worst the railroad itself earned some 1 ti net, The oll Mi 1,000 “invested” ontsile the steam railway Heir backs and woul have done wa, Investigot The End of the Chapter HAT NEXT? The only eertn What were mm careleatens, wl ear that there wan a fesentiat ana truly ational ion of the Attorney Ge Com the nae thie present severe text of the evmonnie wisdom of the Democratic Mr, Wilson's Attorney General 1, WIRE the New York “World were lis aistibutio stration, Uh ifective iF it were not sa leariable a Sate time the “Workl=” unluterrmpred pro Melinysen doce serions igjastice to ome ‘of Attornes General igh miele oie Tie. Mr MM TBey Sose wate tay id fashion hol af Taw, The Tense eonmnnity where Ie frat angle his way maintain vigil standavds uf propriety for lanexers Ite com for example, that a Ieee himself or pg yile sisewesos ots iy hove relaxed a Hi see that the situation Be ckange sehen bn Fy iain with ive am tr what fot dow Uies One wy ri rat ie th but wo one eau Help in his convictions, He is lowe by eating of what he thinks ix the right aod digi ine takes courage and. character, These qualities be has. He bs is oftce. Probably: ie eMieewey + wot inspired ‘undone A Joke for the Dog Days WES IT GeT* Too Hor Por YoU just remener that Th mas rent of City Taquiry” in New York and ‘waste, ineleienes, atl expense incon ‘winter, The people in charge quote rate averages ad tn sling wooden bal When SC a ie ought 10 go Into vaudert Ccomts Witt all The. pouslerou no 28H Ione last June Ja the ‘our wvetunry, 1 be that of i 4 ete gretent Taw cot np dant very fe lawyers relly lew coreration Ma, tM Ie tua he wea ea 1.1." Chicago’ greatest culture engine, prlats some 1 the article an Chicago In the Hew eneyclopedtit fx years bebind the age, aid tellx nothing of the latest: xkpxeruper the ighe leans ele wr But how sanythg to be promter of than ep uy with, her henge sitet at the poe Winn restless vole tnd nl esa Cou, ‘Motte er mente Sut what iad the pie Tact ei, Tut th to give fn honor of w wan whe gave, Hie perons whone 1 ral wagers whieh ight Tellow worker in the “newspaper io profession brings ane cloner to lib fel: jint, knowledge thatthe daily eth ‘eat cheering wind sweetening the work by the lover of literature ai hnoks, encouragement i that her. such ehilren's poene ae “Little Boy Bhue: eChriatanan; to every child, the chine t 1h ‘mirth ierownaym Yeu the worl may well do fatwe penr et mane monte.” who ever Tis was the spivit that does wot crude, we stood on the Ick plat: i aud full of words with a Mfeeier™ ow ven get off w considered Marie talk drifted to the ethies of slignation against anyon “en ceasing sox a greater i poreengeen wore in his car. On this p muses. Th

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i" wun he solemly in conclusion, “if any — — idiot seeurs om ny ear, ‘him if he gee?” We ten think of this eta im we look at other reformers an compare priuciple Nomination Seconded PEW WEEKS AGO

ake

teuy"amevony tse se fe best at STeovere te alle wherever there exists

An set Mise J i< atull™ nor even

Sounds sine

Applied Pessimism EDITORIAL P Wichita (Kak) “Be CEE of the

fonty. “OMIT Payer of the Hind few paraigrapiin bemoaning President's removal of 4x

bad wernt ani bal ae al "a Fink eval om the part of the emer trate party of all the high eal the Treen preaching,” Att the bea ig whith Fait Hany Je ALS re ter Mi Ingubi Tanti Sov Twavru mo Faw an We Toca. Cheer Up, Brother! eR ApvIC int Chee Bae pa reorelt nil ren os wa ata wer kt comme all of til i jit becinne we had elected @ new President. Mr, Witsoy's pesto fhnsn't Ti every reqpoet medsure up to his preneh haat he given yo tl he has been trying 1 reveling

0 Be

Ata bart

‘The work

bE the People Hswnison tisementn of pate stonnaeh toner that you probably law" ole Hid, Yet we doubt If there a so the * Beacon” in. President Tare Adonis oral Cheer up an

anions wae sate fn hie Job, The ‘adv i, Hence a

Foe in ged "Prematurely AKE A NID at the tign of 9 certal each with a century-old date in ite eateh phrase call up revolutionary memories: Cantaire yee

heen Neary eahty ont Overton sesame for

170 torm with the yam the

w ic rare vitality in the booze makers. Hut what abot the takers? On Closer Inspection “Why, he's only a human being

in shows how the world ix moving this (0: those

A wealth farmer near West Sal Be een farm oat thik wits by Lat {o the wife. under the new Warns In i convitlon on an asia charge. Should be ‘eset tou penltentiary term

mowers and what ix being. applied in Wisconsin x thc: A little e0 Taw aud a Tittle regu Tig the courts of the true respensibil thes of the Fa The hue

Have You Letters from Riis? ACOH RITS wrote letters that were vivid and. sparkling and rich iu Lnowledge of Hite. Most of the felends svho corresponded with hin have kept term and thowe of Cy

will a from Rite al any irene thelr interenting ra sco us oe Hak Harn Har Mas When a book i made out of these materials, we shill all be gainers Words and Sales © DOrRT Heat wwe often wm fassing over cent number af a journal, the

coil pace aad th worth, Wella I-kwown techie trical Heview asl wih whiel bx er one forwit

Ne gedit ewe king sow Re J tn

‘of 20 yer ent in xen be ink for. Verhaje Novas tant 4 literally when he the right word ax bearing a resemblance to apples of gold nae Com ara Cs PON IT FIRST in the ¢

Chi en where a ho ti xyatallined into words. Perhaps by Tt for soursell: ‘gerd no oa wt Jou aa at hws oH: Unt stony conaesto vee acto He uct psi of the hal Deas

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16 COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 Worthless Neighbors steer By E. Miniter Ie ald, soothingly, “Ten 1 can trade em for meting” Feiler ered the re or the pick em they ve ioe Kock oaded ep with sthe Jag & len’ Went wh il neato rue bm, (Continued ou page

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 Chicago Chapter ViI—Abroad at Home—American Ramblings, Observations, and Adventures By Julian Street 8.8. Mlustrated by Wallace Morgan vive 4 faiy "larga raveltalber Falters eer, wae rauacnere the ‘the ‘red thon Tn the {alte the aster

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3 imate to brave the create yeh amd ete ly ‘sae When Natives Get Totether RIED sf malne wh vial CMonay for Tweet athe tr ive in Sew 9 tne a for evr ier ty ie 8 aan uke IEP" 1 neko the wie ew "Yosh that gets tr oe iach to Chia wou ke retmarene A Word About Literary Gods MONI: my" tes Df the rund & yeved tu web the Te malt" 1 lag away ot Of Society and Shopping coLLieR’s Fr Gt course we vied Marshall Pld, Th Sheath The bold front of Michigan Avenue sercathed in whirling smoke and that allegor fusmagorla of thy wit which ela he {or chatmyonship cau Marsal Feld Day.”

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COLLIER’S FOR AUGUST 1, eenshan ope quekig. 90 ub ete nna tt hs Sout af vies tte un the ee Dar Te wae Atcher? tte ewer x'reet sue “The Indian Sign pero ‘team nee hehe tim were Feet sPea of corel gl ee en gi ay ie ve Rernoken leo at areca hie mayer ev dt ta Sit ay with ‘Think tray Tay the he Sie Se ern a rhe tue inthe erie Ma Shataere wider nator tere Yate "Po "eenahan toe tty upmne:foe the St anitey recent the Sania ent ear The Greatest Picnic of Modern Times ere mney? ie would ive th someting to This Texas pienic party costs Uncle Sam $2,500 a day. It,is a tremendous social Descared arcu mo he hv, sucess — a seven months’ riet of fun. And the funniest thing of all about it 1 that fed a We itched he iesucert and rage op nad ke Nowe the bench eile the iam seep ting fe iy fan ceed” “We ou ten Pie” tit Wipe ane ti ate Se, Sot 1X0 KERSHAW stattod as be ‘raika the ba ‘tile ait Hen raking tly among the tinier With Tit fenetraiog rate ta his eure Joe Wied wis” ax Reruohan Gropoed Into ‘the host continues to labor under @ delusion that his euests would libe to depart! ‘Kerman reser himetf ith ‘gor "br tor at athe ‘Shot Wet Ade hit dace tee te ge eae ry tlm the ult Ste ‘he bat “at dn tare. st ‘hat esi habe me he fou neat, hike florets at ht ‘hse ine teera a dl pon get ‘nati Tin wih hove ‘ert thse fee tee the 1s ee hn sunhal , Bi tothe tei! fatale ord, Xi then, Shek wha Zoe Cat TET Be a re tne ee seas a ovetget a the nate ‘aden Digitized by Google

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spur, Speck Adnan pounding dows {et hase hs eae fog. would have nde the torn toward wed, bat Joe ‘ha and ihtew ie to him This thoosand ‘voles were ind another deaiohe “ection ng of dig * | fot Me é ‘tebe wore in oa that trad, po the one steht tll which futlowed Fon "Hat Joe Cotter shook te hen, fe Tut here’ hota the ater svi i Sogment “Whe take oe Sout? asked anges, SE te Pole ata ae aay cari why epatn ‘mien, perfortoed the gen sith lon, ‘iy den hang we an thea ae sea a plement ter farts Iver JoHNSON Safety : t suas REVOLVER In Picnic Time By STOKELY 5. FISHER Ol, come with me! Should the dei chain seca theft Heave the erkate Tiny Never mre Be woven only by youthful lovers ? Where rely he wh andthe ro Soom covers Soe ce ee asc I Thesheded shore nd hessmny bla [hors pet Er Where the great hawk sails ond the kinghird fe id Oh, come with me! ‘Some sear shee, Wel take he abe andar withthe, erates ‘Aad dally he whe of the dy thts; rae Gale Well fle and sng ond be 49 th hry seem cee ie ‘Boleions onthe ea? : * Come, smack the delight of the vagabond free ‘In clothes of comfort, with mind to be merry! i in ee mca Fe ery tal ‘And catch the spirit of wild birds airy, fener sa a —— Lehi ee oper teh . : Pen Potrt hake to -aeecemisen | i re at : Come, truant from care, tothe tenting trees, ‘No expsy more jeyous, no child heart bolder! ‘Oh to roam, oh forest your head on my shoulder, In pictured reverie wrapped, and ot ease— ‘Fortet tee are poorer, fortet we are older, ‘From the world apart! “Aderting de, bing me "sh ae Sree eae fe lye Where love wave its Blassomy chain for us, ie Ral as re sare And bailed the castles n Spain for x, cameras Siow There is sladness and infinite gain for us, racetwat me Ione omy ‘Thee stil the rst for the heart? “hat man are te Sepp tat ater att te pote te th toon There aneurin ee Boa ite

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coLiiens ror AucusT 1, fecing ‘tha "aaca mateo! ties fener that he tein Eng rein ie med to Hathhoewe wae il chen Tae Winky Dink taping hn at ewe ™ Tht nays thought of filoky Dink as Honorable inky 1 ‘fiction tenner." Hea hist! brogur, batt fant {rage tino abo, have Aare in sanfete oie be stra ty mint nan pais of absurd, aginary woeted veormenee i eure atch ds imient"have tev ir whew be Wut oe sina the Soe nae ‘cut 'to bundle fe thes ont {o'have a dstriet regulated icltn Dartient The ere "slacrman of torted ite Senet tala We love the ole fens beter nether’ Mansy cer han eer fhe ne ee om hl ne Prtiey te Feat Wert a alt Se na at "fe Mint oon vero af al, ater Ase-malloged cme eer camel eget ee eter opto £ fore fae GOOD thing growin’ old A Froid age wel The New City Boarder thumbed, well loved old book, the the year hare mllowed into a classic, for a dozen modern “es slr? Who would lay by his “old familar” pipe, vateweet and Ucn cd sana seine, see ewe ee ore ak poh bntamte a Sie saree ‘Smoking Tobsceo—Ke " dott hat tt wa a fanny twcky Burley de Lure, with an thug" After taking etn face ined inshe-wood mellownes, the teat of sit fhe at oa ot ae tore thn 2 jean carl cing A Portrait of Hinky Dink "wore an extreme) eat hee oe aid what thes do et tel. They are Coxpont of Valve with VELVET Lops Myer Tabor ing! fe mh shore’ the erase ae

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% et fl lit COLLIER’s FOR AUGUST Talks about MAZDA No. 5 WITCH on the cur Tent that. causes a Sect incandescent Tamp to glow. What happens? You et light, but ako heat. Since your eve i a special instrument. pateu fan sensitive to hgh, since you read a book with light nnd at with Beat, the moe light that Sou get from your lamp the more sat- ‘Mactory should be the rest ia every Ways ‘Tighe which i bollane but ‘al would represent the ideal of eff ‘Whether this ideal is ever reached the incandescent electric sow steadily colder, stead ‘ficlent, shanks tothe Research ‘ators ofthe General Electne Com= pany at Schenectady Tn these Tahoratries a compe of ried men, each a8 expert in some phase of ilumination, men who ate {n communication with the foremost uropean investigators of ight, are constantly at. work, After” many ‘month of patient experimenting the an of drawing tungsten ino adele ite wite was developed i these labo- fore Thur i became pone make the new flament which lows in'mhe MAZDA lamp of today and ‘Which bas supplanted the carbon Iilument because three tes as much light can be obtained. for given mount of eure The Research Laboratories of the General Elect: Company represent almowt every branch of technical Knowledge chemistry, metalurey, physiology, psychology” physi, m= Choncopyseninectngs pts Tn thew laboratories scientists con= dt’ many roserches slong advanced theoretical lines. What ist ‘A the phosphorescent glow tl ates fom’ certain. maine, annals find decaying onesie mater? ‘Why ean the lt-worm shine ie yuh an never rn your tin isthe exset color of daylight? Inthe best trical eben ietare shor a body with brilaney not 0 white? "Scores of such probleme rust he attacked in the ques of the Weal Tie ‘But even more important commer cially is research that gives promise of Immediate result. Suppose. that chemists, for example, discover 2 way of preparing an clemert 20 ‘hat i able to Field mack Tighe without breaking dow must be subjected to critical Study by other sient, The physic steps in with i analytical Inroments Yo dicover bow much of ‘the glow that comes fvom the new ma- terials ight and how much i hes, ‘thee words, how much more eficent ‘Sethe new material fae discovered: he andle power of the new material lors meatored amount of curren be ‘eviser better physical conditions for the material to perform ts fonction. Nex the microscopist, perhaps, studies it learn how i witbwande the piting aad the scoring action of the cute the ew material i pased rough successive laboratories, from Scientist 0 sient, from engi 80 engineer. HY the discovery proves 10 ben of ‘commercial importance the General Electnie Company eansmits into is own lamp manufacturing cen tere at Cleveland and Haron aod to ‘ther companies ented to learn of “Thin constant research, this cease less effort to improve the incandescent ithe Company comttute MAZDA Stevie. When you see MAZDA on 1 bulbs think not of the shining Tae in bao the Sree reed it particular ff the thou Id tobe pectoral, his interest and ‘out interest, of the husdeeds of Tight producers that were developed. and ested before one was finaly selected find included im the MAZDA that you. scese nto its socket Because the work of the Research Laboratories is never ended, MAZDA Service i contiowows AS new di te nearer the Aad cold Tight they Will be applied i making new lamps, hich like ther predecessors will be nated MAZDA” Hence MAZDA Wrll always be found on the latest lamps evolved by MAZDA Service — a'Tamp in which the best scentfe house of the time i embodied Dailies ‘Aged While You Wait ‘Sig, snd two thers the Newbery ad ite tlic hy che “ah sitet Haterorking.doyt ites worked very beth eet coaceation elem ot were He fee ‘he aot af the opt Stout stat, fete oper Tete te tes in “hoa | Clabmen Without Ennui Zoek where ome ay. foet at omc Atte Ct Dwediens Tet « gentle inthe mame territory, That wen ei uci oo mano ears dniieation af ‘iy yarlilkind The eaten inet Puta iney ie ft the ibenry af Marsan inverse ier dati Oa fore nthe eta, tat ane eTocem far sach a Mhenre si en ely the frets ‘teeta Ieee te ent sage af cman ar {nl the residents of Buhl Avene itapmened fa Chicago on alicia, Aves te

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COLLICR'S FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 /METZ“22” New Fore Door Model si ree || Line Body, Plate Glass Rain-Vision Wind Shield. | $fhe Idea! Car 15" Cro County Driving or Cy Use. $495 Equipped Complete Big, roomy seats, with thick, tufted upholstery and deep cushions, built for luxurious comfort, ; H, P water-eool Left hand drive, with center cont —the kind that won the Glidden Tour. Winner of the Glidden Tour vis more ore poe fr Write for New Catalog “C” METZ COMPANY, WALTHAM, MASS:

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2 COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 — | snes more arte the “Well he a hina dae,“ > suc Til Seg pou again some ae In this small compass lie= the very maximum of pho- vu tographic efficiency. Sou the sicy-mpeelf non Tent me th Premoette || ny had the curious feel them ww the toy wed Junior |ESRERS noone Special = nes" dowewar fom Uv benven= fen i the re of Angst 15 ‘The iustration shows the actual siee of the eamern, which makes 2] 431 potures and fs ted with Zeise Kodak Anastigmat lens f'6.3 and Compound shutter attaining the high speed of sty of «secon. ‘With this equipment the camera will make the best of pctares under {Ut conditions where amateur plet- ‘tet could pouibly be made. loud dep ight with Evens ex hae fowaays igh tas Pree Siac ype fet or ct Rochester Optical Division Eadtman Kodak Co. Rochester, N. ¥. "hn gret a in he Go to your neatett desle—ask him wo show you how the helical sping takes up shock, the air cushion chamber with the carefully made piston checks rebound—hovt the ant-side-motion links prevent sde-motion and the chase from geting out of aigamen how shir combination Seooths fut the Roughest Roads. "Then tll your dealer vo put a set on your car. He will do it promptly, tut you don't have to wait and inspect iia RoW gerne fr tary, oy CW Read Sane ‘There only me Read Smowtber SET OF FOUR snot nee Suitor to the gouty old gent: Mr. Grouch, I have come to ask for ‘the hand of your daughter. Do I get her or not? Quick!

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 Westinghouse Electric “Manufacturing Engineers” HE Westinghouse Electric Trademark comes before the public on all forms of electrical ma- chinery and apparatus. You see it on electric motors and meters—on electric locomotives and electric street car control apparatus—on electric fans in public places and private homes —on electric cooking and heating apparatus. And this trademark appears in a multitude of places where the general public never sees it. It is important for every person who uses elec- trical apparatus or expects to use it, to know that the Westinghouse Electric trademark not only stands for goods guaranteed for the kind of workmanship that insures long service—but it stands for engineer- ing design of the highest order. This is something that only the experienced user of Westinghouse Electric apparatus can thoroughly appreciate. But hhe does appreciate it—and shows it by his prefer- ence for the Westinghouse Electric name in new installations. ‘The literature listed here is a liberal education in practical electricity. Send for any in which you fare interested by filing out the coupon and writing in the numbers you want Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co. East Pittsburgh, Penna. ‘Seis Ofte in 45 Areca Cen Representatives al ovr the Weed A

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Worthless Neighbors Hesndh ales ug tomers "hal espe he pa tat of hae rua at ask TERI How th Bll Sytem Spends is Money Every sbecribefs telephone represents an actual invest ment averaginy ‘gross average revenue $4175. The total revenue is distrbuted. as follows: Employes—$100,000,000 Bondholders—$17,000,000 reply tron re mat mkt New hall the ttt—$100- Pad in ineretehowend of git pt nvcensrae anata cp do NipSngeeti gags ke Rote bots poets eis a clephone scrvice inthe word ‘ste the rama ae Ja reat traveling, et, Bat their svings into the toler Phone business represent ‘Tax Collector—$11,000,000 on the investment. “Tanes of more than, $11,000. ‘Surplus $12,000,000 ne et Shei wake Thi vee in teens | truncal authorities The peor Pend ‘aipvent Foe tive the be ter high: tnd keep idephone service a | ate th Saye nda ont be ike sways upto the Bll sandard. rein AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY | AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES One System Directory of School Advertiters

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 3 | Taevia Fyeserves Roads, three years old— Hint it eee te Bit IS prevented ‘She watched hm wp the bl il be ‘fomed tab tat he Brae ee E into ae, A Fine Domestic Finish i ‘Hiner i lrenly ve them and ake Pictures No Artist Can Paint by CL EDSON New fnigland CoNSERVATORY owes OF MUSIC osc. BOSTON, MASS. The Largest and Best Equipped School of Music ‘ce the movies the oa position Heiaea se eched by eons it the movies there mer sca! Mex. (chia tthe ate of Tacos finer hereges Ld S08

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COLLIER'S FoR AUGUST 1. 1914 He | The ideal summer garters | They hold up your sockssnug, They're light in’ weight, strong in support. Good, live elastic web is the best way to hold up your socks. “Tailored to fit the leg.” All dealers have PARIS -insist upon them, 25e — 50c. A. STEIN, & COMPANY emerao MH ee vou oo ‘OUTDOOR LIFE Face Powoer Nary a Cuss Word By LABERT ST. CLAIR COOKING HELP » lend its unique, and unrivalled flavor to deserts, dainties, candies and ices, bt MAPLEINE sgives test and body to meat soups, sauces, Hake beans, ete, The College oF Medicine U sveitity: et Mlinois bo YOU WANT TO KNOW about an immense ‘ations of only one publisher That publiser,however,hap- pens 10 be the largest ofa Publishers and the one whose soils to astronomy. Moree ‘overall the publications are Sadat com. "The publisher is the U: te Federal Government. Full informa tion about this book store may he obtained by writing to for this information should Ise rreeioed poe to Sep fer. Oursericelsemiely withour charge

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ETAL-to-metal contact in bearings ig whar eventually sends the inet ear othe sap DIXON’S Graphite Lubricants stsuly ome ear Sey oo vot hin rae rere Sooeel ms moe oly od or me Wri oe Lnbriating Chart ‘Te Josep ooxon cxvciLE co. Seer Cay Hee Wiitbing ies tow, tdowai, Stan Ca. "We find in our business that where wnadvertived ‘goods are substituted for ladvertied goods af @ less ‘rice, that tn all cases they fave goods of an inferior guaity’ Morgan Park Academy Known for Character Building COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ‘WINONA COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE sc gL COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 1, 1914 Se A New Use for the ‘Rubber Stamp ty tEONARD MATCH Ke might oy itty, Ya he Bealb: (cto fr oe | {Keon Tateest in thr oe ba tc he tees weiner ike." ate {rite ebrious ahd chellencing feminis- ple Sle Mdeitor Pie (uta ‘bad ene ha pe BS | eee S 7 Are You a “Business Anarchist” ? Do you peter t shop in a store where cut prices on You do you are penny wi business anarchist in lle the wool over your own even. That i empha Tate ‘ollowing Faltonal on, Price. Maine terance by Ds. Frank Crane, from "The Globe,” New York Many sequets have been received for reprints of an ails on the same subject by Richard Washburn red the July 4th issue of "The Price Keife and the Law." 3 of these booklets remain. Would MEE Kam &. sdveng Marte Cl Wont NARGHISTS *BUSIN) “reper Cour. yan 331) ie now before congress te ting Host 4 sensing deca, ba eternal Ine which sould be Rent “aated iy sw Boga Ju, Sit

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COLLIERS FoR " THE SHOP WINDOW [=————"*"————— v at wasn danse “Typescriters, Office Supplies Business Opportunities ‘Soret sod last tinge tll of hin ecco we btw tter bcices were th tsimest tha the wltry cence of the ‘ere of te ends to shat teat eta rmg was fot ea eh ett omght ee. ‘hat Collections Maas ei wih | hare che eke wf fhetenemt ‘tr, Con born oat Ht mpi wore % nes or | there tle chance ths, UTWARDLY of cours be wa ve: au a ia eal Ager ke te zat at ae thine sh pees er Seat suioac ven sume iene COLLIER’S, THE NATIONAL WEEKLY Veleme 53 eps 1.194 ember 0 itil ie ef ef HE [ied atgingcetergeesceke|| | St Gna tower Hh ll

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 1, 19 as Judge the SAXON by What it is Doing Secret of Wonderful Records Se ee Saint, aes h p e 2 x ty : hee een with rannng boar ing through cow N July 4 the Saxon ear finally demonstrated it indepen traveled 3389 miles overland from New York in 30 day werows the Lincoln: Highway—the first auto mobile to fake a continuous trip from New York to San Francisco lover the Highway and the frst eat of its size and price to make the Journey from coast 19 coast. ‘Over the Alleghanies, over the Rockies, over the Sierras went the Saxon without fakeringe Through ‘mui, through sand, over the great plains, across the Great American Desert, the Saxon held to its sched- tle, and averaged 30. miles 40 the alin of gasoline all the way. Tt went from New York to Can ton, Ohio, across the long grades of ‘the Alleghanies through the hottest ‘weather ofthe year, without need- ing. a drop of fea water ig the radiator. K consecutive days — 4050. miles — averaging 30 miles to the gallon of fasoline and 150 miles per quart of Oil, covering the entire distance on the original set of tires. In 60 days this tranacontinentalearhascovered ‘almost 8,000 miles as far as the ‘verage Owner drives in two years. “ce obi serene 38 en 6 atone gusto More Saxon Records “The remartale fat decribed. stove ‘Orders What They Mean ‘America's Wealthiest Men i

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i eae dal .\ "NO, SAME AH DON°T WANT NO ‘STUMSTUTE® AH WANT CREAM O° WHEAT." Painted by Ede. V. Brewer fr Cream of Whest Co. Copyrighe 1914 by Cream of Whoat Co

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-ollier's ‘HE “EO UV WEEKLY Is Roger Sullivan a Boss? Other Contributors:

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coLLieR's Fo Then Why Pay More? esareut ind they should be judgedassuch. Classand exclusivenessdon’tapply totires. Theironly appeal is leswened trouble or lowered cost per mil No-Rim-Cut tires have won on these points—in a decisive way. They won top place when they cost more than other tires. They hol and their low price is one result. It is due to our mammoth output. No-Rim-Cuts embody the best that men know about tire building. We have long spent $100,000 yearly in ‘laboratory tests, seeking ways to. im- prove,them. ‘They mark the present-day Hit in low cost per mile. In four ways—cited at the right—they excel any other tire. And one of those exclusive features alone costs us $450,000 per year. vi Yet Goodyear tires now sell for less than 16 other makes. Four Goodyears cost you no more than three of some makes cost. And numerous other prices buy a half-inch wider Goodyear, Consider these facts. believe that other that extra pri Can you es are worth With All. Weath ee: (oop) YEAR No-Rim-Cut Tires R AuGUST 8,1 A million and a half of men are passing judg- all the time on automobile tires. flects them, Every cost is And most of them keep mileage records on odometer mei very trouble counted. Each tells his results to others—his ‘praises or complaints. Any tire which shows short comings meets a hail of furies. There are no illusions about motor tires, Four million Goodyears have been hese pitiless comparisons, tires have stood the glare, any other tire in the world, in t Today they outsell And they are this aining new users faster than ever before ur history. Don't you regard that as irrefutable evidence that No-Rim-Cut tires excel? Why Goodyears Won se are four features which none can obtain 3oodyear No-Rim-Cut tires: The No-Rim-Cut feature—the faultless way to end rim-cutting. It has completely wiped out the chief cause of tire ruin for every No-Rim-Cut user. ‘The"On-Air” cure—an exclusive cure on fabric tubes under actual road conditions. Tt saves for our usersall thecountlessblow-outsdueto wrinkled fabric. Our rubber rivets—We form hundreds in each tire, during vulcanization, to combat tread separa tion. This patent method—used by us. alone— reduices this danger by 60 per cent, All-Weather treads—the tough, double-thick Flat, smooth treads which run like a J, but which grasp wet roads with deep, grips Th In those ways we combat your four greatest tire troubles as no other ‘maker does. They are costly features to us, ut they save tre users lions. You get them all—at Goodyear prices—when you buy No-Rim-Cut tires. And any dealer, if you ask him, will sup- ply you with these tires. “ARRON.OMIO yer Treads or Smooth THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO ‘Toronto, Canada ranches and Agencies ia 181 Principal Cites London, Deniers Everywhere England Mexico City, Mexico Wate Us on Anything You Want ia Rubber Digitized by Googlg

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 5, Sixty-One per cent Increase in the Sale of Franklin Cars—Explained Dating tps yea te set Fak a ave ineated signe per can "Today, that «ca ini thiteenth year shoud jee oo pis ta eee beicoe eoy 1A Tow yous spe veal oat bows Dorner op BE Corin te toe inlatry Bove: chonged. Competition i been et fig eer gers Ties Be nan elas Te eee longer hs tor wet, indcfntely for. dclveie Hie bossa oeidecchot sed hes, med ‘An increase of 61°%, therefore, patil in a/Sir oF & easeetes se oe coor uctons cae incon onl the dete preference tien Seo hey cpersron pony cs onl ie palpi sal pRor seal ame aaa A Tendency—Not Chance A few purchasers might for slight reasons happen to select the Franklin rather than some cother car, But 61%. inerease represents not mere chance, but a fendency. ‘This tendency toward the Franklin we ascribe to these lacs We have been manufacaing on the same basic idea for thirteen years. In all essentials we have been producing the ‘same model continuously for the past four years. As fast as improvements are developed t ate ached to the working model snd ‘me {ated in al vibeequent production, without ws Ter th dapleticn fous atiery peo. The rebing process goes on coninunl.

Scientific Light Weight Atte wwe adopted at the funda- meatal of Pantin comtrcton, light weight jee aed Tower tend we “3 apelence of thieea Daring that tine came the vogue of big, beary Cigar we re me see ie cht weigh he fally [oaatty apie pieced mobile buyer ‘They have, therefor,” been tuning to the Franklin a the dominant ght Cathe cat which a the ren of the inte {opted production of light cas for thtcen years itera hth me fen ome fey ew Aprecatin, gear cola ee sies en seales acco tres "The eer influential features of Franklin con- station ince Bexibliy, direct cooing, lange io Flexibility Fexiily i» obtsined by contrctng the tame heim ce < in sted of rgd ste, by fou hal eli STby dealers cd aut eh eerie ar, Item wot only to lncrened confet sod doced sain on the driver bu alo in geste durability ofthe car Direct Cooling Franklin dtcet cooling has because itis the sim can be driven on

“The Franklin yw gear all day without

tuouble, Its service on mountains is phenomenal. Tits meee pate eae the most extreme conditions of weather ot Large Tires Tire size, in proportion to the weight of the car, is given as much thought in Franklin design asthe axle, transmission or any other part. The Franklin ca isnot ony light but it has for many eats ean equiped wh age es which has 1d much to do. with the exceptional service hisined hom trea by Franklin owners The Latest Franklin We are now inning to sell the “Series sic Famke” Tacha wil Senco ‘once more the refining influence of continuous production of the same model. Among the ‘numerous improvements ‘contains none that ‘is radical, No startling departures such as were necessarily made when we brought out the first four-cylinder in the days of one and two cyl inders, or when we brought out the first six- ae Sore however, Mot ‘the Franklin rap Pte g healil lest re made one important advance in the matter of tires. The Franklin is now “Sh ool Sienows Cork once = Power iyo tires. oa al Keown ice Ube peal ved Sour jency of the car itself about 25%. Your Sealer will point out a number of other refine- ments, all making for increased style, convenience cot efficiency.

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Send for new catalogue of the Series Six Franklin, to Franklin Automobile Co., Syracuse, N. Y.

Specification: Wheelbase 120% ead 56" 40 llc sings. 4% opening in ont, 6¥ opening inet 30 H. Pt valves in head seven bearing crank salt ‘Aluminum body and hood. Elsemann magneto with automatic atk contol [Needle valves bot apd old ai cota isrment board, operated witout stoppag ear or enge Recirculating individual prenure feed cling sem. Semon pe eee wih bev ral ad ind vel gear

Weights and Prices ‘Touring Car, 2750 Pounds $2150 Berlin Prices are F.O. B.Srracee N.Y. ‘Ask your dealer to weigh theca for you. 3121

liga “Special wouble ght Galle ene-an tp. Colo everseady cana, operated from theinside. Warne 60-mie fash type speeder. AB decrie motor hora. Goodrich Sivertown Cord ot Gonnyest Power Saver high eficency we “Towopiece rain vio veatating wind ail Horlod sige cylinder power tee pun. ‘Wilard storage battery,

FRANKLIN SIX, 2750 POUNDS; 4/2 IN. TIRES; $2150

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‘ COLLIER’s FoR AUGUST 5, ‘The HUDSON Six40 for 1915 is a very fine example of the latter-day car, You thould ace it at once—all you men who watch advances in ca buildin Te marks the fruition of countless hopes, shared by owners end designers ‘And last year's model proved this ype to be the coming car. Its popularity ‘compels us this year to build three times ‘os many. No More Over-Tax Men have come to rebel at excesses in cars. Not in price alone, but in up- keep, in operative cos, in weight. This new HUDSON Six-40, in all ways, ofers ideal relief Firat, in_ modest size, The wheel base in 123 inches, yet no one is crowded. Not even when the car is carrying seven with the two extra ton- trea seat What need in there for a larger car, unless it better meets your idea of impressivencss? Next, in modest power. This motor shows 47 horsepower. That's ample, lunleas a car has excess weight or size ‘Next in lightness. This new HUDSON Six 40 weight 2890 pounds That's 1,000 pounds less than former averages for cars of this capacity. Yet last year proved this lightweight Six one of the ‘turdiest cars on the road. Skillful de- signing and better materials account for this record lightness. Dimming searchin Simpligedwarig ihtiog and Locked ignition and igh Sperdmeter dive om tana orn tonnes Tike etek HUDSON Six-40 For 1915 HUDSON Six-40—This Year $1,550 New-Day Retinemenjs Which Now Mark the Quality Car Next. in operative cost. This new: type motor—a small-bore Six en bloc —redeces fuel cont immensely. The hiness saves on tire cost. In these two items we save you fully 30 per New-Day Comforts Here are sleo atractions which make ‘oldstime care sccm crude and inartatc. ‘The body is a perfect streamline. The finish is superb. The seats are high- backed, wide, losurious new weight distribution, No ‘extra tres, no gasoline tank to overload reat wheela Here are many new ident During all last year the 48 HUDSON worked on nothing but re- Every part and detail now shows their final touch. You will evel {nthe beauties of this ea The New-Day Price ‘This exquisite car—the finest model price was $1.750, and that was the ‘year's sensation. We are saving $200 now by building three times as many. In your old ideas, $1,550 meant = low-grade cat. Not » six on the market three years ago cost less then twice that price. Not » quality car of any ype sold anywhere near 80 lo seis Now that price buys the finest HUDSON model. It buys the latest production of Howard E. Coffin and his famous corps of engineers It buys a car whore very lightness denotes the conliest materials and the ‘ablest designing. ‘The ear shows its quality. Every de- tail proves it You will ace no chance to better any feature in it. The price simply shows how HUDSON efficiency hhas brought down high-erade costs, Our Lucky Car We are frank to say that this ca ‘excellence is partly dve to luck, ‘The perfect balance, for instance—the hi fest thing to attain. Mr. Coffn’s skill has been helped by good fortune But the result ie. car which we regard as the top-notch car of the times, and you'll agree with ua we think. We don't argue Sixes these days, “They have proved themeelves, and won, power is a mater of course ally every quality Bot note what revolt serought with a HUDSON Six, with se Hudson dealers are everywhere. So see this model car, Catalog on re- quest. Phaeton, seating up to 7 Passengers, $1,550 f. 0. b. Detroit Standard Roadster, 7 same price HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 8083 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich.

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a severliatons. ttle kam ce inthe moh, bat meron suctin s Sever wil Mf tha doubt ‘he mci ehrlen thats "Pe" tepmens ‘the We " Minti Roger ad tat eer ech le However he wt the start Meets tat bit of ane Tiger flea 8 tom at what finry day came, Nae ro ta come down and eth oe att priate ‘with his bands thrteve yare azo for a vital Interest ithe tngelry. "The atrting point for ack igus" usoubtediy the foetune af which today the mam stasee seo yy his word ata eas plete of ger: He ol to 1 ne Where His Money Comes From ‘and leaves them fo be ald abowt the other 3 perce ant might Iftar HAR teceariate nutieatiy sna that ot ely teak they weet of tothe pri? weve Roget tied, ‘ond MeDevHt just a ly t the Ti ree i watt concern of the Kin the catty fbn About hie muckediscwsred abd

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‘ COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 5, 1916 As a Human Being Casting His Bread Upon the Waters Nae

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COLLIER’S FoR AUGUST 8, 1914 Thief of the World HE wonman came ont of the doorway sae the sone ona da By Patrick Casey art tothe heat Nhe uu at the Vara re staie IIE than erent ere he cae wae tne Ha eae hsp At ow You? The a ie. A i hires ah nae < O% =a se aha ate ane Hoon" he sald quiet.

fac of the te tlc ssmpathcticaly wndertond. He evr

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Tweet fall tow, ease eran Soro was meta ‘nthe the times wate cond i HE eeprter came ont of the twokgrond, He It the ether elbow af the ont editor, a i tw fe "at of hie chair Orman a “Taroagt the ter ot rape wa conducting rected harden fr" eabecipions sive wx tiekey and heal a ‘See with vein and scared a thes ‘Sow. J Clarence 0oraan sari bie cost & the aby contet. THe prone tang te before of im ut hon ifast pontestants a fol ae tang, JoJo, eho ot hie fe, he diye

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 8, 1914 The Kickin’est Mule By Sloane Gordon

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10 COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 5, was forsed ai spread tthe near: bowels) came Sue ‘om pe ot orinee ‘ee an in many anata ee raced ad Howl fervently thy gale te rat coge went sping toward the veto uous to {he accompaniment of wanking chal al teaming De Imsaie Drow ve taken Ife the big wind ft Hagin the ried prefetn {ar ta be baa gore ¥en The Streak of ‘wud dz wae turbo by shat talk’ IF "eining Prank” tty the ature the her inf, ens "Valler Frank” It was sete Sansa wate Tel eters ‘net atemel the wews wns ya pel tat Stree tie ries, bts trherever the Mun Merle ot beh the. sory tea, aver Lp Bam, Coo Wear ite lego” a evant at the Toot ot thee a the ( ter kon na the Wat Mote thew tana rtrayaon the eran nt ight dase vanes nm Merit et the ait hone ater. king epi ae wel! Has ‘eth cognne imparted frm the alley of The caren tt France treo ant ‘he bem of into the one ste bt that “nc ot fed “Afkxnae bltckewae one Meret tise me of ay feral ARDI GHAS, that mnltetor day of makers rsh it2" Re ail he witerig entowraae fbi ent oats ail the slewmlig ened “Dak 0 of tevantomed tah an dete bark {om Avtanson eptain McCovey nf the Belle of the 1 front at the enstmhonse eile the reat Conte fra, wlth arog ets ad sNeting brass talnhated to miee Cosmin bate laborhoely steered ak epd, stricted Se Stout that aunt have Peace he Hr ae ama {ema that sbeted the eet lake "Torre were echt Inthe rage Evers ma ad bee tac surface?” Tob sare they were ha foe Siu and wenneuinehers, wives, basta, a By E. E. Moise tnd ears Drei te the pai Se 191s fer fede at steerage ‘tomhalon to bring forth ait te itentseutlent Ia ‘nto frei the word wt aga tthe awe ‘arth had trae oteat of water hat rash fy Sl Sdrcwaed the pomp" filing wp the tower lovee Sind atoning to sweep ot the sean aoe ature valle that woul cain eversthing When {he dinjooted acct of Hom exetted groupe ot course the ata line wou be sea. TE woul ‘he damage, Vast works ning arrangements oe te seas rewied Mf posable ‘Who hina of mics when a save uf (iy sent over the assembled rome. And then aver ‘nl above the rout of the aubteren ‘here came mand That wa ike ay cea etre Wet stn ba rein vaio ne sain "Sapte were (Cond on rage 2 Gold of Prank Mayo and Canter ‘hte ily ote, ed Dats ssn ow that toa luton ft fue over the snghank of the Bele The ede. scolael Dek Caswell to ing tne € tak that ata paler Bist ons tt ut sarin” Miao wore than ‘mere ‘teen he hind a acetal Wy ‘ith ‘hin "rhertore yh {hen nd Tie any rac Steers fle” “Wel, ir" mal iy, ater Merrit ‘ua set dow Ms tr aoe a ny tty anne Ww ‘en oo tare tee ee ha my deatin’s wi ae “ila the atle fats, eee ach they hae eit to my kre Fra Mayo comes in here the sain sande the" Cui packet tthe far New Orie Hews eX Mot the deta” Meer Yo sire teu your Har, ‘ela the for ad de He fr the eh ‘weather bis ht ny theory was son hs Sap gare for wile at “Foen Custer Lark an wu Caster Lae ntl, 47 fh dria ng 8 fear "That's facts, Mr Ick, he citiacerrpony Rawr, le ‘itt sapyec, a vavely" reine lease snlder ‘hie reddened eeu “lan Japs soe a STO tat 1 dome say returned the Juans Anrtemier baa toe that damn the ete Sout lane “Tn knw nth aout ig fay tar “ram ap ts the winler over therefor gute sie Me was Jost gol to late a ed some. Tackle talc crope ad Ieewes sad bet Mont” {ha ries apt soon Prank Mays forget e's Sacer a Sofas Hone ice “in usta fem slases hit together, Custer ann somes to te door an tele the ger to Cr

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 5, loutsomeLa Forde wulesegara. Seems Routes ‘rerster heed Custer Larkin‘ tree best cotton pers treed there fp the do, lookor at "em aU cl See bp bls face he won't teed at Frank May's nn’ ne Hopltal'ty mad them la” Rowe Bache “After a epi, Prank Mayo ae Wace = ‘isputia that Custer Larkin wens tlrable drunk fseen the ‘way he Rep” Nigger Jim toa? the salt ek ton ‘ew sitee, Ten year Uguor, evry drop. Glad seo face dow gla to she bed broke the wir he opened the pot with ‘The Pitz flier had I ater the Fu DDreak a yal of jks ole” the die, "dewe, tay blu ges, ln" be ‘One ead, nail theres igh t's O88 BUCKLEY and the ml feliers had drone out mt the pox marked mle Dtnt next teler,braste Pra Mayon to ‘the tan te to ay ter atkin jy. 8 had to tis una snps bis eur Pras toe Nok. The yaad ‘le flier sa’ Fea tayo act i Gr mem Pe vance? wan eat-achly, What hue al retort the pect rank Maye eis Cuator Larkin a ‘tata hook he Ser his hand a ion aller nal ewe ap The te lll tee Slrm and’ ran tothe kitchen, “ot caw there wns Aiea omit mle feller fet under the table nt Tose ‘he retin ext where "T tes tiga eo ace foreln his teens fe omer 1 the el ‘of a caton eee ‘was atl hater wo Tar ih ‘atl tnt day, Me Sack-—thiry years tenis” bar Foam St. ate to New Orleeha-but them Arkansate "toss Buckley wae plead’ for Frank Mayo not to ‘end cotite’ this way. he dances ‘crass the foe, sath ‘ad let feted ae n cat. nod sts Hwa onazile the door, never sen a mam te my fe quicker'n {int ble, boay Bet af hn on the Jw. The um eats foam, hori m hole hn the eli, ad Caster Tare amis kinder dazed at then walks ont Wvas Frank Mazo heeled? “Are you xan “Aw Co that, I don't st.” replied the evutows Que ‘nt the mle a sd be seen ree hanes fort te poce hy with dhe Whiow Soott and Teen ‘heater att" up between "eon Fle was devin or {Ry al am, alti tr he “bye think be's turned yaller?™ Mersitt askin 1 heard hin serpin the se the ble ‘Them srtms ere” moms of hs bet, mall” please, uh, bave mercy om a fw’ ole Mager, bat Met fad Monee, and con ante” dettied Qui Remeecs the Grey sejwed. treating theme the {see gain hi iy fk oth ter Hy Tove Pompey sled aid ceased trembling Mr Jack was jot tle to devo to make toabi, #00 wat one av em dirty niger off d ‘tout Ae Custer Lara ali Ae Prank n card sharper and gett (at wid'a whte alin, 1 Jo ba ‘te ulck meno de bald a 8 ‘ia “teeta. Taw, Me oR, ‘, Praak—" + ealing” You" Meritt Aoierraied, “aid Une Pompey et ead a thee: Incidene eoberaiie. Fraah?™ be ted ie soto, at Wet, the jet Pater that an airy. riya pied witht onc f wei nd oe i soimt of yom Why ahold Me a ict ad perhaga tae evne too ade ¢0 town (atch hie mater tat wore, tbe Ranach, ‘come 1S. MERRITT epee no more ft the “inet he. re ree that It hee sn how svt a ene he ht omatee i To eft Arkansas ater Iie sw ope a th the de at ‘mater wien Bee aan had eft the date rom ‘or ciare the aches, orereeing requis to the si, Sind coe detain w the factory ate applied to ae Sater far the prion of cotton wi ac Talon ‘other tend all tasiess cortenpomicice for Me iwatuee The few frela whe cameo Sica to Sint arch sats, aad mets et conerae ‘elotain a courteous retire oy the eect unt Bieratt eye of and Merrit sa ‘athing, Then “Fern Dara, “the net sale horse 10 the (rhe Mira Merritt ately ore the potenti Teste Tomes to bitch Old Say tothe Maggy al fede Mote at et anlaued ow pape

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Bealby Chapter VIII Love Demoralizes the Captain By H. G. Wells (7 only wore the ist am seen ‘the nln Duca tn co rive i "A beaut wespen tay ete ampraton HH we sata pat ate meh Raa Thor shun win ber whieh ne The a rae COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 5, a) mary ppd, ade a worse alcht to ber ft” Heb made the moot ea ‘ally shapie sel iene foe to here bad given 1 hts nevee tice of thle forthe wring ute rprsingty clever he ters std the Hie le ater twat hel ese fore tie to attr i oat f “Tawi ore she sail, oma Trg Hh ae” cow ay of fing ou artve servi. tilemle wate the npctari que hasta ‘ML tention neve the, Preach any ncansoe int when it secured prabe that he ‘at emght fo nce what they are dong” be oa tere sole to trp Noe toe aiden = 1 wate te any te ‘ata at ‘ {Yura tine after tat halting explanation she mal {eating She perceived, she sd. that"he wanted Mie frost be" would he the fast peru. To” old srotutant loner ther se He might goto on Jutnewwers Te mgt gn Hf hewn, rou te ‘orsa He aut ao aay from her forever he ihe had ee tee sed she sie = HE unfortauate man, torn betwen ean a Profession potted that he ha meat ft, He seated we bad teat wnething remarkably hie Waele fount eat ety ex ‘he fo ations She ake ack teurs—rers teat a Fence suey cate Arla That she wae tra. He wanted to go He mtg, tooth anghow,_‘He weut sa Tote tat eyeing invech rosin led. Tt wae ‘te esimne triad Howl to getter Tor Roigheaiaze im. he hed goa strug eke We est yn ten about the hve afar it wu alate on fora af tation thatthe Presson, who was Bor, aman up the cena ok fcullariy erty “ine empleo inde to deta th ‘uly Teralt herself era onsen iba of Misttene, std Dowsts wus worke a to the tet (King ter ttereeiag He ha tle ver: Hairs ema, al overs tetpion.” At Nowa nat imide, yortexed den,” war arch dy, boeut ‘term for ay D then, In very obntowe ea, Sty, who wat i) tn love wih the Hn f'n eur ‘the wind tthe beat aa the tall the eet of ove ieaty nthe “ar, atinnd er relate {he ai af Doxtam cut “Aoi Dnogian wet with Mp ite sate i all thought france, welt eenl at Bont ated, te hs ow grate tury setre ( Kt fete to tee see nonheme my ty aol fone afl tm sald th “Dally ca” na, “half erse ow oad fo fn the wl a we rach ‘va ta forte tent tha ras vers ad cat ge he te Tes at to Wee wae A creo ne ch fhe tn Ee ready td Nine rather arent aa ne tor to nr anal ela sbonge ty wha ‘enna ax er eranvem seo be pare ae ide on the tse of Mathes “Primavera he ‘scoring her to mares hit wn he nea et, ‘ub ew I ene aitbont er, Te was not etn ean to map anti bat we that Wa Woecyr Want ls lobcome ot peut caner ard OF ie ff ap carer” cred Coytnin Dowels with

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Democracy and the Bogy Man ARMIES HAVE Vor} Folluws that politician ean bid forthe yo large corporation whiel ta fore it ix that for yeary pamt amas D stcaling the Harvester Trust amd p ctr mel ne te bib aa, aan S08 n ate bs fo thoronly engreines Prowslent Watson exhibited a stteak of it ‘wheivin he spoke of Mr. dante we Tan retorts ita mistake which the notice himself rectesl, The plain truth is that nearly all» Teale of the Tewneratie path at prot on of th Two on what Pronident Watson wery justly esr hatin gained particular classes of wien” This fr fog these ataesanen were * eritheal Te! ute whey They attained power und hae te work The they have wat the sige Uy fle the ree ‘up their oll reliable aman meh the Wilko saevaulaney 0 probably steengthenes hiself hy sharply calling stent faallens the ‘hit 1 dw the Demunratie party to thie cauutey. Above al delay: for paetiaan olitiea! aalvantage the es tice fn the Prlted States. "The yenwut jugglers way enps the coineuionees of thele folly at the pals, tk that We Most, for sane years at feast. statesnanship an a party insineerely hoktingg a xbam ere The Localisation of Virtue 11 EIREESIAS in gations parts of the Us nike, apropos of the New Tha Ibosinens trou, ty remember that honesty aot geoeaphienl, The «hance are that in frawiulent ouining stork of the Pacific Coast aad Rocky Ms feaionm than inane to railroad embarrisements. The olf t Paeitiecrlit Mabilier ai) starronte wail fra of the nevettien were wore thaw any Frament wis ditvetly bnvolved. The greatest fil were probably caused bythe untimely boom settlement of the fing Taine af the westerns Kansas region tn the later eighties and pry nivethes. Wall Shiver does Moe blow all the bubbles The Pension Scandal ORE AY ton duals” fsed-by the Unity Inatrnction No. Wi xpevifies that! “Cuited States pensions ah inclu ax ineonie.”” Plese reweruber that this forms will not be used fF anyone basing less than S250 per month, 0 faa he worn 0 ted latex ate hereby Form 1040 be defective in that any ‘ther tet ‘ial Women and the State Constitution FORT ie wo making 10 we Seow York Constita tos revere Constitution rls by sbwwinge in aot that = to the nomination aud election of women either ax deletes at large tg Sena This ix profably very trae, in A isa ery Siate ties ites re (Const nton fe the funslameet inl jrucedutes—ite i prove be the mere fs the Bim. property ad ts Putin. ated athens Wo these at ers sm Flv mange af these Hine of arias vention which id wot enlist the experience and knowlege of the correction, immigra: Tabor regula ‘be # foolishly lopsided is. ‘The legal fact of eligibility ix a preliminary question only: x Bavee hae truly said: € ptt, att wast mot he omer to ix fo make the proposed Constitutional Cow forces of the State. More progress watch New York witl some interest to wee if that is really going on within ite borders. If it does, ‘the work of revising the Constitution, An American Abroad : BELIE Rosie pe if ewough that even those persons who are hostile to Mr. tical_activities can niuk thele- political fre ‘ake pride tv the fact that an American citizen land was talked about in these words, aly Ma he tnt fee ay he hn meee ant & shade more Kemuetion an therfore mde snore eating ttn sve, Hit ‘in swe fuk al the eto fo "Yoday Sods him wea mewear se every the ery neurone vu he ast the mes en data nase ‘tert word atid gesture mea the ues an to acca sine urge. tpaie mttexpresston. toys by et i pay of Niagara eu fe na ee Anil these, from the “Pall Mall tizette Tegrity Hate a pa wring hpersion that thy realy eae the be ‘he wort desta More About Tainted News HEE: POCAHIONTAR (W.V'A.) “PIMES" reprints in full Couinen's Teal Cave of Tainted News.” This ed rel by the Wes 1 £42,000 a year from. the print iy American country papere glowing tales of how American farmers cat make the Canadian prairie Mxsom ax the rose, “It would he interesting to know something abuat the other ersons, corporations, asoriations, oF firma” ran our editor, “who Uheenselvex through the Western Newapaywe Urn.” The West Virsinia newspaper eutizhtens wt ap ratte te pailcbeen sf eontey era “a cinely net “heblergiate™ tater ented sera subject. In the me 2 oat Ut te sywor Doster” asrlatlon He wae to be New York “san” tefreshes with “ce col milk We refer to the matter at this late date because of Agri four great (andor fresh from the cow.” it seems to have been overdoaked by: the Departine veel for wach anna spite af the a Immigration Tests LLATERACY and ite rape increase throngh imi ited States $00,000.00 onlin is 1 How is costing Cuaxtos, figure is arrived

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at we certainly do not know, fas h test for immigrants who reach our gates pivot of some sort of intelligence, although the tae his ability to reed? is more important per (rn he read? W sither, Ha {ti of small consequence that an ability to Tearn aid we possess the effective agencies f Perhaps he would be a better American citizen if he came ualettered ‘and we kindly took him In and taught him, but we do not ordinarily ilo this, The muslin-goods plant of D. E, Bicker & Co, New York, sccm to have the right Wea. They have Cslablished a school for the i women i thelr June forty Polish, Tatian, and Tes fils, moat of whom could not ap ord of English a few months ago, were ven ax diplomas the New Vork Board 0 jan's certificate of literacy, Since October these girls had een slasson In the factory, recelvin pay meanwhile as if 1 work tn the shop. hnovement.” the employers ay, liminate the 10 per cent of fnone our forvign workers, the frietion caused by failure fo compre hend airections, and to decrease the waste and Tons of wage incidental to the illite fate worker, We find that the tearkers teh have been trained in this hoot hare gained from20t00 per cent in efcieney.” ‘Afterall, there are two kinds of fai ieration festa: the tes" of the neweor fi the text of ourselves, and the sex wwe make of this new human material Be Reasonable! HAT SHALL WE DO with the Drunkard?” ie the title of an e Boston newspaper. Th fx: What shall we prevent drunkart making? \ full edged Vietinn of the whisky habit may, of course i restored 0 health bu ix always more impertant than cre, There are too many naloons ant too much whisky fe drunk in them. The public must be educated into the fl Teallzation of what the drink tax on Health, eficienes, wavings, worldly success, and happiness really comes to, Tt iv eave for common sense —not passion. The Great Divide MIE PRONOUNCEMENTS on “newspaper English” made by a ‘great English novelist—rumored to be a future Nobel prize winner—and the profesor of journalism in Towa State College {he writer to tse throws int hoesew- tins tthe neti th Ising tats throne Aernel of uth--Protemce FW. Berkcan.” Room “Heal.” We fancy H. @. Watts would take Professor Beck aaw's wide, Do you? The Critics RITICS will show sou how such and such a writer repented the thooghts of Kast or Henze, of used the phrasing of Dasre oF Mitz0x, oF stole the plots of Horeaccro or Gey on Matrassast. ‘They nfter! prove their wide reading, ther sometimes demonstrate thei sagacity, but they do not justity their existence ne critics unless ther f° farther than this, for the genius of authorship declares itself Tess ‘unmistakably in gifs shared with forerunners oF contemporaries than the samme bad been at “The purposes of this He (Tmowas Hasey) sand the prime factor of ebiciency is temperance! in gifts peculiar to itself, Warr Warruas or Wautzaa Wonosworntt ix neither unvderstond aor elucidated when bis possible pilferings have tbcen listed at best the ground has only heen cleared for the criti real work of insight and interpretation A Squirrel-Cage Business FR has spent seven weeks touring. s—which is all that some seekers after pleas out being paid for it. ‘Says the hotel man over’ ess whe Twas toll cost somes ce ao few other dish not comaon to He of tare ‘ter bee, batt genera {fod that the eating ‘This ix one of the things that makes con: ventional travel without any definite ob: Jeet nn cently dull f 1 people, People devas very much alike at hotels in e temperate none, and thelr couversn: ‘equally insipid and they e i the same indigestible fod. A Civil Question “Per 1 LEARNE that there were ‘new Inventions in the world)” writes CL, Roane in the New York Mail”; Sand “ picture and slept inn Pullman, have the advantage of ue there, Mfr. Kix, What in your recipe The Elements B HAVE CHORES, or Fate has chosen for us, a dwelling pla where grasa grows only by pushing Hk haraly and deviously be im the erevioes of un tm and in. patchew of ‘pwrk oF ment framed court The st aines ‘om uw aud the rain falls; but factory inoke dim ‘he stishine, and the ral 8)) when it reaches tn is tained and dust Taden. Our feet point hard pavement; tour horixon is tml hy lofte ant marred hy ae tanks and department stores 0 {nour comings an ep bound forthe shanables, and in the squirrel-eage apartment houses and ofces there we apend dase and nights, We jostle people on the atrct howe Took repels um, whowe bodily contacte we resent, and other folk with info real sympathy did opportunity but offer. "We fee both too mich and too little of human nature an human tings tre are at once too nibtle and too stupid to live richly among som! i Biut-a day oilers release from all thit, and we make ure. We turn our stepa out of the cit gates an ship with the elements. We Tie at fall length in soil or Tet sand trickle through haltspread the shock of @ ping into waters that cool ts ant sustain; we brace our legn to the bucking of the boat deck: we squat beside the fire we have built of driftwood on rocks Tapped by ie from the Tong stick that, ten minutes ood these expitions dos he spirit. We return in harmony fe inchaden all thingy material wad immaterial ate nimate”; agencies hima and agencies divinely ‘The num of bees on pilgrimage, the fiddling of a cricket ‘the wind-blown odor of an unseen honesmuckle, aftune us (0 ‘he World Force and reconcile tx to living in the human hive xe call a city. We hear in the whir of dynamos and the thrtbing we vers music of power that thrilled ux when we heard {howe ather tidings ont of Gost natural kingston. Refreshed and re assured, we return to doing a modest share of the great work's work nea

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COLLIER'S FoR AUCUST 8. the National Balloon Race

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COLLIERS FoR AUGUST 8, 1914 Lifting the Veil of Ignorance in Irish Creek Hollow

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48 Public Health Officials Endorse Kelloggs W/AOXTITIE Package THIS Nation-wide endorsement from State and City Officials charged with the Public Health is an impressive testimonial for which we are sincerely grateful, KELLOGG'S TOASTED CORN FLAKES needs no such endorsement. It has long enjoyed that most valuable of all testimonials: the largest sale of any ready-to-eat cereal food. But this oficial assurance that the WAXTITE package keeps its contents as crisp, fresh and pure as when they left our ovens, is a new and important reason for saying “KELLOGG'S- WAXTITE” to the grocer and looking for this signature:

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0 COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 5. 1914 Lincoln Enters Hostile Territory I Chapter V of “A Son of the Middle Border” A Personal History — By Hamlin Garland

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 5, 1914 a x at bra them sinz— Sip the Agta the nockae at Dury >and eres “The question of trem ws egtnnine to troshle nthe hi, tne rum.” We sorties sped away freer eowicion which ie o very eerie & wwe acutely” Aly hog nit wns of wm ant wintee Ite the siorowe Foret cular piznanry of abe Weight. ast for the goaon that ding the week “ain wloter tase ta am the dni ee SC brow es tenner, afered vere oS apy taking on the aire of ana, "Tre, he ai Sy whe fully eset th ea wat. are Set ase luo or ater, and wat areas ee 10 hen fer oar seta for site. {rafaity but he towne am abit to slr ne ofr nx T knew at that thor, possessed an entire of ight and shale on the werltand path, wo tn bosbel sk of wheat, ai was able apparently 0 Mod tre lghtwelzhe lt foe simmer went. altonuzh nthe rlgpies of the ile Ieewsl sping breath the ix ew among his fellow Stet of lone yeti linen vt, railed @ Minter” wars ample om the Praarr atthe ot, To dv of want rearet tot ‘whe eas mmewha of dy tn ste i ‘Then my owen srm Astrea arher dl mot see me ae 1 ase smysett. ohn wom atl bo ‘ind stot to his will. even tn mint Hack hat af ‘antique pater mene the ei ot ellen material silvery perce Omiteyre atpenre irae ays tnt aetully seri as sper Fists inthe Watton € ralment te {he end Ugo tat to the enh ee, Dt aye the nkl sete "aave ee etn fore hon to ait yao Ihe tatnalty am well ty het tat he the. Ineerabte com anser hasten wn tome tance tone me very ental {ym ls "read Othe on Trend daring this yew eco foosee Shear Af of Hee’ Dime Sd mormon ed dake add See amen nv ran nt Sietna ri whe turned at Ye Uneaten mos. an etre rite Iwet. There woos Wid TM far ‘ike Lachine, mint ata fain the Quaker" ind secretiy "slew raion hy the hee marrativen 1 sent etn na ‘setan re, araly oq Site "ease seg ke ae Mon wt" the tars, stekhe Sty attr uf bene wo Anahi og owt ean th sina Reretee ity tat ay fet fast on to far in my aca Finn the prtieges manos . an wither the rw aw Ilo ata tine (ake at ng stu hari ete ve plete Apparent th Twewten these thee i sry teeta ny hace hd nt ee eset that Ht tne thet Faire mem n€fctay. Rut the eat 2 {tvat rat" more exe ta th ther ten the ie tek hun te farm nod intertered with the min Metres the hh eh te teeing eaten ‘wb le to se material One of the mamis of the wit hat was ‘apres of tren the ding i brcere Une hphed Sod hs Tax tn the mewery of the Be eh Taped ome athe Shean Seal ‘othe carth em give to me tesey. ‘Rem niga town {asree sith The Lacstemeaans: iamert A = i te tei fh stem tebe “ict times “From smi werkt was ha te vines A new Mle wen cero th erninaton ‘ch Ine ous utege T shoal hae te ‘rine ome dag!" Tid to myset"t shalt have wares ats that wil fall xmeothly er my inten es ferten ik. sie or rested sed weet paetewcven hep he yeereerg of sis as J; Bat Joke Wari’ wer sucker, The bee ere laosarasingy secon so fal Mie father, gir We ace "isting soho ae Thing distor ofthe Sunday scot, Proud for Rim witneac m performative of Lard Tree)” at the ite om the pea i the met toe mach astineton We at hiteiy ee Marker acetone srsdetended oars ot tn mame Way De combined withthe Jap He I ented Mix miing scsareore, sx well gx the Re at the Christmas tee af the Grove. Tam pelled he lage ‘comtineed we age)

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2 coLtier: Pickups of Sport By Grantland Rice bas FOR AUGUST 8, 1914 Romance of a Ball Player ——— ‘tthe seed! Come ump to me and Be mp Fo “had ns mo Up he ar Jo"* * He sack fst one rand hr nih ‘the ther, wit ihe scr, And ths aed. Bagi ech “te herd her deen wth the “Oud bp, po woe by srt shill ond ‘sek, VAT ae trimmed fom pane You had the sat 1 had al te Ich | 1 shal here Sew se dow israd | iver * he sid hat, ah mt wa nthe son, verwe etn my lrg, ae rae vt k tat hd ieiphsard; (i palege to Bea Kg) % Baseball and Hypnotism 98 9 alse ever won I Hyped —y & jkr hymetaing «basta aaa ining the hot eat hu (her Ccmeter thy "Wlage of the Xe Soule "Carls cial that four ctr the stn, RNa. ies the get letter, atm crcl pnt The Aiee facing the tes of modern (eh te wate wp carl. ee Dee Oe wiv ew te mien’ Ga aay feed ant ee dre OO ee tees “ite lay ty ew oe fm uch feos ne Johmaee Marquanly Woot int nat ptcere ne Nap Riker ant ‘te fata nt ruck at (het Steers ure i wf wa Per wit bgt when be re hae ‘vmee,Mathewsow withthe: fade te salar ito and seem Sang of thewe ar han nthe ha whe " ee." in the tat few ote Kee hal pet ‘wher There ln roa for any bate even n te nine nn Mond When Enough Is Too Much “ute of inne ‘rainy ot ee a tay exter thal Basy Stes Succes The Value i the pele ine "he fener et [teeter mcr ne greater stare the beef reign {tater the lof Carnal ee aoe Wel so Soo ee 8 hapa Senna ‘ton bb hs ery bac thet hs cme wont ‘own the stp ‘son snd et amsent of tient cexyecte tht the neers pratiee"Coira heyy berth ped bt wn Me Mo (area a cay sled by th hia * Ay dab con sar once no we: ba Ws the sss obo toy dab cnt fo whe Some mr earth lop and dram ack frome ‘ech ty mk ac dared tthe Ragas oF “me wit he mpetas of 0 ind rama er Sentero tn es Tf te 1 tea Dire Sst one en ap. Comer” apt She cat fe fai ele : spear, di mony tones here ts da Bat Meas netics spre er carci the extn at Te may be that co ra (25 te Beam te ll of ming fe ens pe ahey tcc the hat tae ray fr test Stronatbened In efeat are roting foewaed OF may eq cam do eth that cone the tee.

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Thanks, Mr. Inventor By HOMER CROY iy os of roweh, wor frm ing Beak) Inthe galt boars of the ight What is behind the Campbell label? What are the facts and rea- || sons which assure to you the surpassing quality of Campbell’s Tomato Soup First the famous Campbell kitchens with their unequalled modern equip- ment—immaculate, scientific, com- plete. Next the exclusive Campbell blendingformula—the envy of expert soup-makers everywhere. Then the fertile farms so near to our establish- ‘ment that they supply us daily through: ‘out the season with their glowing har- vest of ripe, fresh-picked perfect tomatoes. And finally, back of all this—the Campbell reputation, and the unquestioned Campbell guarantee which goes with every ‘can of this delicious and whole- some soup. Your money back if not satisfied. tithe

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 8, 1914 mitt Getting Your Money Eee Py Wilkin Maxell Bee Sa “ate te Guawecemt ten the cet, wr come ot Hak hy tSuip he teat Herne ter” Yew i et anomie wenican tusnwos paris co, || Remarkable Story =—— Same St} | I Nevmirterst nt’ att tht onlin ‘te Detter thrleith se Selling Self-Respect MEN calor tween dein “The some tha hel Tai io oa fare epeay fr aber ; : Meee are ace ih entvely bate. 2 Por eit Ti wieane eon pended rie iraiary pea ae end ball Slee tt ort oe oper rtieed hs fob alkene Pragati mayo toy conmakt pacer Te Seles Woorbeau Demonstrator Agents Wanted ey a ter We dete representation tn evety county wi SSP ENT ESS he SAGINAW CYCLECAR ‘wea Shas aa ae at" 54 Per Month Buys This Visible = writ lee tte tre of

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coLtreR's FOR AuvcusT 8, 1916 ES Soares Spee fraud mae surh w Tonarty tn ba Tarte, Tike tugs te shitine er (inert Pea the debtor’ saht foreara hon shake nds with hte "have tl tht moet fo cla hs cman Toathe i, be with the average aetwor About Lawsuits {t'seema'to'be ene of the anos cone GUPPOSE. and wahoo hs mc Wheat We Ae"suating ue fe the Hane t dvtare Wie neaosr, te handshaking bart tive food” Wien Twas atively eo fae fn eilection work my favorite {Enmore suecrta “opening spech wax wth te partic ttt won Jou eet itn" Staxweit Of the Sonad’ sg weive af them in the jor tom ae se {hay eee at le ae oe te komeching, “Angwiyt tvets ot lot generally ft anon Sim tee vant ae fe the way Diplomacy "HAT dw ound ke mah; create Tare tot any” tls tay th ey rekon thal ee ‘rack of ron, tat te Southard aio ot deo tthe debtor ‘ant hidwent itt ioportant that 8 oe stab enregrtgw ebtar eer teva ently gat Tack tee th Wie a eth tiie to eet sh Tikes It, th ior ‘catia soars ne T'was in ie on totes Hunts, carting n ‘pang «traw tollhue water oa ya If yo Eo se tet ‘Wile thie was not an aliasing oot Seat er mar a eae wpoee cee Epratrs ser ELS en hr De wth ues SARE ood a tate era ee ae tee Soe chassoeee Ep'iteapeting tase can prow ‘ath aed deci “x chureeour “2 “Teething Ie all cht op to Riera cess tevenese I cam site tm for tt Reine fom * Mating Debtors Feel Good Trai. Sinemet oeeraton tt ts paper 29 inkwell and ack to pape. Here is fountain-pen-filling that counts for somes thing, whether you're ina hurry or not. “Crescent-Filling” is uch a simple nh * Clean opera Simply dip your Conklin. inany inkwell as shown above), thea press. the *Crescent=Filer,” and there you are, with your nfall-of ink, Pull Taide, mind you, not ameafed on the outside to soll your fingers. Self-Filling > Fountain Pen NON-LEAKABLE ‘Crescent Fille the way 00 Ans a Conklin. Look for the "Crescen Filler" when you buy peri identifies the cripinal ltling fountain ety used by over a milion People. "That proves you Gant go wiong! when Jou bay a Contin | eee

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26 COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 8, 1914 HDS eee ite te fen ot Cooling Clicquot Turns Your ‘Thirst to Bliss Clicquot Club is pore ginger ale made of ginger tout and fruit ices Trquenches the mon stubborn thi ‘woke you off on the betiew day, wots your "parched | me down Your arid” throat and. leaves &e requ Quo GINGER ALE ‘Sold by Good Grcers and Drapes ‘TE ELICQUOT CLUB, Dp. a, an Boston Garter Vier Sus os or Sk Sth as Tour Sin Men who des wll per tonal satisfaction, aa ‘The ack fv sas the commer ‘hast ceed ae 17th tag ia sated tama aber. Tha ane th MEST se au or ore be has adie oad ont at ‘cere ranted the highend 2 Getler oi a per g ees Tae kay eat torent th Tint het adn abet av dar the frm” Thre ner eee ao Tater ger lay thaw Ws ie ar a \ Lt me say, Mseser that ar icreaicd prdacon, reine fm al Tipe ts pce dosent owat re then seed Thief of the World ‘ine wavering ght at te Famies she wa being ver the ies a the lay white cc sighed early. "ay rt ne, inthe tara fae ato Meare ick? abe ea wtf tthe val one oa ial a newt ala Teh recat ait tat ts LOWLY Pati got to hls fot. The aboce the nn white tae za cat i steels tet aD ind i dn ‘tn dt al fi ee, eta Ste Atle. Cnet ‘ner oe ie left mea one

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST Perey ike ei ni ms — the cream formof Dr. Lyon's Perfect Tooth Powder for those who prefer a tul dentifrice. Now you can choose between a standard dental oan =a aoe ard tooth powder Ask your druggist for ‘cither—both safe, efficient, eae PERFECT ee i: oe Tooth Powder fant + Dental Cream “Teeter ‘ine ethene ee bari we "Rood ove Qsikly soluble. ing complete cleanness. = Depostin misty memee Seger you frm fel ee toencournge decay Scopertplipnts Bi, ae Rinses thoroughly, leaw- ing teeth rte hin VE ert a ad ‘SOLD EVERYWHERE. Les rte Coup eh pig a een hh §

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Es COLLIER’S FOR AUGUST 8, 1914 eeaety erect "AN, Ui a Ue af ey ght Not that ae “THESE incomparable sweets are the most univer. sally popalarof ll dessert confections, Whether sive at dinner, afternoon tea ot any social ath ing, Nabisco Sugar Waters are equally delightful and appropriate, “In tencent tins; so fn twenty-five ‘cent Foon Sos jreur ADORA a tee a _ ‘Another dewert delight. Wafers of pleasing ize and form with a bountiful confectionery filing. Another ‘help to the hostess, In ten-cent Uns. | NATIONAL ADORA BISCUIT ye COMPANY ise ee wont net Seat mice baat he da The Energetic Boy— The most successful men work as hard as they play. | You have enjoyed about half of yourvacation. Having had lots of fun you should now be feel- | ing fine and dandy and anxious ‘ to devote a part of the remain- der of your “loafing days” to something that really counts and is worth while. lively te hain her mat se ura Ch sire mn bt tent inet "Tate dryer ‘he ttre oie ei whan ai We fle aero etek 12 the tener ete He tore W Let us suggest a plan that you can i start now and by the time school H has opened, you will have built up i a splendid business all your own. 3 “The workin selfs proftable and in adiion wwe ate oiferngvalvable prizes to reward good bee ‘tock and ethos regi Mercy dip the coupon Aina een Ae

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COLLIER's FOR hue sled Inte the ts fare Tate SUBLESEY “They shal Matt vat of the ‘yah We baal Is Roger Sullivan a Boss? tine fe pe 8) aur to the grea sew a werent Whe be a “hal i The proenestsnt the bl aol deca isu ts 1 Corporation Mon, Bat — ‘he atime ata Ie Net set Sule Fee bane it AucusT 8, s "Valparaiso U sive i VALPARAISO, INDIANA One of the Largest Institutions of Learning in the United States i ‘Thorough Instruction at the Lowest Expense IIS INSTITUTIC was founded withthe ida of giving to ther rich or poor. a chance to obtain a Pe vdcated by the numbers me who avail themaclves of the advantages offre this University courses of sudy | min the tga, “The Cost of Living” oth ey sremngies ft Fee Free Catalog Addrest Henry B. BROWN, President o ‘Ouver P. Kinsey, Vice-President ex 3 Unrrty Mal Vapi a ‘The Forty-second Year Will Open Sept. 15, 1914 ‘Second Quarter,

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COLLIER's FOR AUGUST 8, 1914 Miltary Educational Institutions melt roach andrea ‘Solean a only, medium tele gone nett that we may aie ‘ce pra contage aoa the a, be {sme tore gang by aw appearance fe anior, "When arose he han she. ‘Cosmin were mie ecto ert tye re at'thore fx tone nasty cur tothe ice ip Stam ei te ‘be ite," rosalae eth NEW MEXICO $e oar mitrclorees ter ea Inwitae mocld mean oe your by School cena ‘and speared by Bins New Sean, "Wace ea feand record min ear set Year ranking by U. 8 Government AE Nbiningiohed "sotto, Send tor cation Col JAMES W. WILLSON, Sept. Box K Roswell, N. M. S OLDEST AND LARGEST are no deep rama therefore for ing at His Besinnines, and Now {ie victory Wi pottieal sk bad ate ipa tate of 1. Ian tee tt ut thin tke other exenty 4a weit tn the pont of Sean, WENTWORTH TARY ACADEMY | ‘There ito pace hy thes athe but anced no tr ago the crater » otis thet ‘whic nach tearater ay ‘Nov suet of Slean” would. te | comcte‘thae tant oven foe fly ie etre hie liven ke ‘resi apart lar feature ni moe vate fromm Ya coher eet dy” | ‘ Fraetige af vein Chien Sn eich ace fat tau afecsl ‘ot he man tang have fn flenced et oreo To lea pete {seve arse me tan Yo As He Sees Himself N tok bal overs career ‘ultiod with tHe bane sad at ii elt a rg Hie tetcwe that a ai thet Senin tine ein chow ender ind ht 8 nt Institutions a tential i School re Peirce girs ata the anor ok SSsvied te eat Saltvan Nima," ‘Toe iat anaianeel te ender ne ate ‘ewe warm Rewer'was in Mi sre when anor the Ivy snore det {he tutes at hs har and {he Stes may nine the aot iret tn ae tty Satya arora ei

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 8, 1914 SSS Sey mn Lincoln Enters Hostile Territory these ser balloons, ther'll perk xb tood ‘and proper when the drourh comes” ry Mie. Mare ak. the I a You Want the Best Rubber Soles and Heels Your Money Can Buy ESSEX RUBBER COMPANY fot ek ie at ROUND THE WORLD. We fel absctalely content that ‘od ite Re auton Sains would fe fatonary ore isla Special Educational Institutions OG

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2 COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 5, 1914 pint Special Educational Institutions So tear thr dicuanforte Fag nag enteral The College of Medicine eine University of Illinois ‘oe my Detroit College of Leow ‘ne seit haw be ducational Institutions Mary Baldi ammetewant hrnaen as mete| — Bays’ Educational afcrwnedanest| —— wheleome package gods, put {he romehe Auesex flowed The tal | sp andor sanitary conditions Tis. The Erctewor made sous] hd‘toego foe pot Jnstitutions Randolph-Macon Academy For Boys and Young Mes KISKIMINETAS SPRINGS SCHOOL for BOYS Peddie Institute “Adveting is rapes fora del of he progres ined ihe monks orc Tics "Years age fod pod= fe wer sonnel oe fa tt al hag Advert her ‘eth the pobe that dean lies of eotamination ie ling or through r= reumding sore ods are far “lt. gond ripe ‘ile produts

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 8, 1914 33 The Streak of Gold of x the harurman aning oto Se Jerk Os Doe A Barrett Specifica- inn oeion ort tion Roof was put on this building because —The architect knew all about the different ty further knew Every permanent bailing, whet Ask any fs: ahi props covered with a roofing sive long service veal Nae iosonerstaning Hany airevited Kowcrer, Hon heating te steve. sine loner fa the dnp ewok ‘thane Sones murany acabeny TENNESSEE MILITAR: Institute Sweetwater Tem

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COLLIER's FOR “What's in a name?” asked Shakespeare. ‘The manufacturers of “Ivory Soap,” “Kodaks,” “Ostermoor,” and all other “Branded Goods” would reply: Business insurance, good will, standardization of quality and prices, and many other blessings to manufacturer, retailer and con sumer. ‘And what has made those names stand for what they do? Advertising! ‘The inion of the famous Dr. Max Nordau on this 20th Century business force, re- printed from the English “Review of Reviews,” London, Eng., will prove to be interesting and enlightening. MEE Kmagee, ‘Aten Manse Cor Wekiy 10s amazing how fow people seetn to be able to draw logieal conclusions frow patent facts. ators that the evolution ang the racy, I obiiaatory coveary? Alves be fete biscrapties dewazy amt the electoral ‘ettoige of n atatctn of Mich piarpies Aecte tense of rent AuGusT 8, 1914 to mate it uy Wa SiaRTiet ne have ne fale shows ae Atta Fate rock the tums ‘ty Dts for Martin's tary it se ai a ‘ore vii tt ean Mas ee oat) rat wo aver asf tht fo the gcale of Iii rer "The netery renew tnt aster Mla a iene fs Pie dtr Mia Saeil at dane in The lng wend ar aan we a) “a hs faa ito hg Se ite ‘eit ree at rar an a Ai et aa ath teen ita eats frm Fenda And, eeauar hak te righ, to fit rink Web eladoas ty the acorn of Sredinmws Pea turd or fer Fra Stas a seta” Hint 1 am the tet of the deal. mente Tree yellow. stra tn hot That Can. hag een tat cite

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 8, 1914 as Future Construction—Our Present Delivery While other manufacturers are still seeking ideas from Europe's 1915 automobiles we have already anticipated them. . We offer for immediate delivery a replica of Europe’s most elegant type of automobile. It is equipped with @ wonderful motor the same type of motor wine won the first four prizes in the Indianapolis races this year. Rene Petard, the famous European engineer, whose name recalls his former association with the Italia, Fiat, Unic, and Daracq cars, has designed a small bore, long stroke, high speed motor, the Lewis Year-In-Advance Six and Wm, Mitchell Lewis, that pillar of American auto- mobile industry, is building this wonderful car in his own new shops at Racine. Into the motor Monsieur Petard has incorporated all the genius of his great engineering skal into ts appearance he has diplayed all the beauty, all the identifying grace of the highest price European 1915 cars —and above alll he has produced a car that sells for $1,600. Compare it with every car made; place it beside Europe's and America’s finest cars—even those costing twice as much—and you will still be proud to own a Lewis Six Don't wait several months for delivery on a next year's “Six”. Investigate the one that is ready for delivery now, the yearcnvadvance car The Lew Six. A car having the appearance of a $3,000 one for $1,600. ‘Set Racine, Wis.

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A Man's Drink A Woman'sDrink Gverybody °¢Drin i. = Ee V igorously good—and keenly delicious. Thirst-quenching and refreshing. The national beverage—and yours. THE COCA-COLA COMPANY ATLANTA, GA. apts

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By Dr. A) KeGraves

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2 COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 Nobby Reg. U.S. Pat. Office ‘Stand Up and Deliver’ tice, must “stand up” and “deliver” mileage enough to justify it first cost, or is frst a joke. cost at any pri “First cost” saving is an “ostrich way” of figuring tire economy—the only true way is to figure on the ultimate cost of your tire service. Automobile owners learn this in time—the quicker they learn it, the quicker will they learn to buy Business Basis Tires ‘That a tremendous majority of automobile owners have learned-how to buy automobile tires is proved by the fact that today “Nobby Tread” Tires are the largest selling anti-skid tires in the world. “Nobby Tread” Tires do two things—they give more mileage and they prevent skidding. And remember this—investigations prove that with “Nobby Tread” Tires punctures are 90% less than with the average tire. Based upon their remarkable mileage records “Nobby Tread” Tires are now sold under our regular warranty—perfect workmanship and material—BUT any adjustments are on a basis of 5,000 Miles ‘Thousands upon thousands of veteran motorists now use “Nobby Tread” Tires on their front and rear wheels through all seasons, because they give real anti-skid protection and the lowest cost per mile, United States Tire Company NOTE THIS—Dealers who sell UNITED STATES TIRES sell the best of everything.

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 18, 1814 3 eg ited a json oon Electric Horn Reo the F; ifth One-Rod Control A Super-Car $1,175 Equis aod 15 Roller Bearings 190 Drop Forgings It Took Courage to Build It But Mark How It Won Three years ago—when low-cost cars seemed to have the call—R. E. Olds brought out Reo the Fifth. Into every detail he put the best he knew. He adopted many costly extremes. And each car cost him $200 more than if built by lesser standards. That took courage. Other cars in the class undersold him. But let us note the 3- year result, and see how it applies to you. Men Turned to ‘catch up with Honest Cars Just at thar time there came a reaction, "Men Fe otty-bilt We ask you now to lear the lesson which this car has taught, car can’t be built too weil, All our extremes are essential if yous want 10 le the chief dite fo the Filth will when othe We have dealers in 1,155 eet Se ws atti REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Lansing, Michigan Canadian Factory, St. Catharines, Ont. Canadian Price, $1,575 Reo the Fifth Fall Series

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A Greater Paige For 1915 * At The Unprecedented : Price of $1195 le fraternity said—"No manufacturer than $1500." One year ago the auto a car like the 16" in frank amaze: ier a convin Glenwood Model 0 bbe purchased for $ the “Story OF The he most interesting lack Books of the year. The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, Detroit, Mich. ¥2i25.2% Non Ene 0

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“How Is Business?” Tikeees kes "* By Isaac F. Marcosson after the fash of the HLLUSTRATED BY WALTER 4. ENRIGHT ‘eich aoa th ie ean ofthe aan ear aot eins The Bedrock Basis of Prosperity jena Cruel the ae peice te ing ert abd I wa cane sey dea reef erat tt ince snfling tnrometere of cotton i the th ila the tery ee af er ‘astonish hopeless. Th thai wont have dawn fe oven em st one more erence ofthe ble sauininen OO eat ih the aot aed the bes te be Tt reveal what many diccrinnating le fm pees, he err tile that al eel wit the sort” if the sachet a ely to ao th mh "Th on feuitere ‘een op aveny from the te foc base tele tk an the ert tn home ‘ ‘3 osha whieh ae be tu farmer nil tot the Minor the beget fe “Give Us Rest at Any Price HAVE tel to ae ao st {Siacatey, wit vise apd elit the bro an tm stg the Catt ot coe of tie preter Tih ite atoning ner IBistore ot race aid pol: soreteained eect is ony when reat mone of iene ot hie, sort am comeidor itive” aid etromment ina you ean get se de ‘ey fateliget fellows thro fon te Mae West. te athe ‘evonom ich women, whe wand tray existe motel :

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we aie Legislation and Prosperity 8 ICH a anette Gertain Experiences the President Lacks pte of the he of one ‘isn wat won have toe “eal ‘ning bat

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST ats tok bani fer” he mllogted a & tom woe “aot e pent te be ging the Hows share the then trae ‘Thessgutres eghteenyenr-obl daughter, a very pretty conte etwas workog my hee fearar July nll wer be tsk The porch Her slr young hay oi ened eleiny atthe mentlon of Abe as "Abe bt elog man” er gatent ent on "e's pe Ire to teh bal Bree worked” tured {ole to organize toaleht ees a tne june pone what dont "par te Beer mtn bent ber arp pte Ssrratons had otto, trent he {erwnt tote better” he vga UTE looked pastas. “Ate st nett, ba se oly Township rate” valve the sal pa 111 be “etel—evet fra.” the help it twat Ae atthe Kole of aan "Abd, Tet he ite weer omy, any of the weg want to rv angi, tet" J bre be ‘une ve got tobe ne to fake tier the eetlo. Enh of Sabena what are they? "Akin 3m Hoe Aes be mene feiinn wnat the cots seat to et {i or one explain her father, “Were fine oa al the embers fin of conrse™—he wlohe ean Sa the Klghieh vote for that when the tne oe” “After wale the father rtuewe to ee mauinbgntat teat fits getting tet horse bd thismornfog’™ Huh teed tony ees Keepin thet ot her oe ae ft altogether saseine. Her father st @ hte ‘once at the Dackanith shop ert toe stret aa {fromnot ike A thuplerdoon, "A barexrmed pon Snnt ot twenty cme whiting ont af sp find ele i tae nye» baron fare Bene ‘Met the ck. trot iteaged serehing over the ex Fioaae In tore "Tho cheery mg led om Qe widen Hye a ie sooty face Tghted wilh plene. ashe nerrinaly Dekel out sith oabonnet” bb abe rong the Hower MRPENATELY the youn smith enueht sent of ‘he hart sian i tie tose ah or Honate ert to Ruth, but be led the horse nto the ao with a twekwatt lane. "The Bquiew tantet wage grew Darker with Ang suepcion, “Ruth” e kel teverey “have Sou. thon talking to Harty Haase 1 tok hs to beep here” Hehe epi say. “T havent” ine ow sm 1 wl the Mh iy decane Theol tan De nt vriee fake. what ‘wa one of the Squier homey lente eolgaans adhe Jeden the present omestle eae need Hex appear farts tunnels’ all Mix father's wae whee the olf ee Canal wae ageing full Ulat he sl ‘onellahngy- "He bere be, how, hat T alls out Initiations at Lockport Sts HUCK, fa the eminence of By Charles N. Sims—Part I lr father saw the ataliy soem nel me “Canal Lond, Ruthie: you ht ghee that there eng tack to Hares? he eased “Sot rt. pape se rete termlontoa that shoal eve cette the question fer ‘tee. The old man bested 8 mighty sich f rele “Stunts rehtdechter” be apgeored, and do't som te wetter teat tot HT me oe Cal ‘The Suse beret om thea Ait of cae. thoech Tiebe tard paring foes seo rom. ‘ey rk ot rteted semen “at erat lw taller cade the Squice {rate thy. Abe seen a ne of the worl one Be rere 7 o Ilan" he Went on with nt ete ey eh ike Ces, Utah ad Bnd Tt of ‘ting expericnre,laraing Sone. sou never ear of be hs ke Arenses at nin ings for her pene het ‘Comtncntiy the Sautre peit wp Mie ate an used out the gate wp the ater We foe a ve Tea fe sre i tng fnilke free te to ml ches M soe exten be nd Slee oe nn Tew wil et flehty pert Sind 100 eres ot tana wort #0) wer sneanon ‘td st Tike nan ot teas than, Tsao ett eke the ris SU nave the alihtest ie,” Abe a sere Hasyn My Scam abop on may ay hae fe ai eh Sy at wg ote dw se ‘explained weneiy, "bat T've boon feelin oor amuch, Su ap tk wer fl "Yoo alt ukingparteaar grt hls ‘morning the Sate neknow ed Sree expect do” Abe agro wo cont WT wane Spatntment to, Sgie he ce any. a et teat” “The Sgure's arms dropped hentai Hes the ge nn alien thtngh with" he etm ‘arm Me threw his one bundred and twentyten oun n'a aso itt Ree nar ee. Buck.” he sald eal. “Xo tres tea” sald the Slee somes we couldn fal “Hlowarmever" Abe continue, following is po ‘ose to mate hime alaolately neceary te theo ‘a's ambitions, st mee ronfoo thom Kot alt fing tot the hoveling sae ee oe expect” ei nave HE Squte’s jaw fet tke «plummet lee the Kafe at iin mon eae of ma fe toate next fl Hk fo toe Car wo say fins tre Ae deel Ses, “Sone” ln mont a49thing” the que use “ocd ord, Squire" Abe heske out Jadediy, “how 1 nace worked for the here tage a0 yo valde ‘minute, 1s come ih to" bese whine Sito moh? asked the thee the ane day Abe answer ‘tons “at's ty the ectoninc, Abe,” fhe. Syutre sad Wehaty. =Beneytaker the tars eur he woot Seca “ST Ee a sco away font efore yo came tn"

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. COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 15, Whe don't om sti sou expects to hry so fom sang worth af hore checks lent these arnt etal ewszie to bold eel Tote boon?" the Ranier snzaeted vee: Yet back Abe nab reat Tatton tn gm” Ae sata aly aioe? sake! Ay Ate anes elated Soh ta all that we mre meeting totes bie rival wnt the Angps "etsy eve iuiee mont end Ina ferment roptere Tf ym ant gt hina” Nhe dated ie pears to hana alt right" the sie a mp fue whew Ate ew him oF her never ena have thought Hof a tutor like’ arry Han’ he sal eye twee of the rte tang an "rie saute Deane ‘et the white eng toma to seh Fo Inu 'threate that Abe foe’ eet the result this oe hal frie dwn tans sho {Mi inate an bet hn tH wee Noten haw Ws. es Abe: salt searaariy, "IU wit e'n yatta les t 1 fa Marry am, revel the mine from se that way, Rae enero enone Squirt 0 ge rit tore now Be hainey. “took at me." he vontlsard excel, “peor oped bet it bl we're bs worm et {ake me form peaceable ety, Talet by are find Me toe only Knew howe Eh‘ ht mss hometiniee when ene Haers Taum tell avowed Sow murs Soa Tet thik is thee he thetette re Inte Gaye lating tie soa oe ‘ht tate Xone ter them tecr cheeks for arama, Tes TH Jot step aroun nd alt Harey tne sr way of {inking tials to bea hi he antl ont ieee taking "bone hi it won't he ht hard "The Haire ple fare welthed tate a terrinie for me” sah the Klee, “ony what's bo tte me Le re cus Ath aohen hee Te fret word, buts far he os coer he Froher tlc on henge the feof ont he ebjoted na, "besides Hove wn ta sree a ite ree et wo wire" Abe that, rene ss it wont do any se for et tak abot Sod svent the patie tie fue nx clone thn the fener etecen would pert “aru beg at me nana pS Recreate qq” ae ml nt st ry remsonve taetaly oT eA hie to he Kea ‘vil et ie fate wth ole oat ‘wha I Marrs Ha swat i fot, ST wan onl Inkling of your ap ee harry nase. tran to ne the peetieatil In Car eal coon hay Ars ae as” teragea dreary ‘he yess he il owes, a hat fast eeu attr tonight” Mary seve st ments We set among twee of er a the tela tion detent ‘tom. the ty seat” he conte, {he mores eng set othe genes fet TH reznrb the rege th Het tater ot nm te fe 30 tt este we for weno hc rp he kd wat thes cress fr ier and er mh art Yet he wet oor fed ld uch of sn lege ftir Fiat shpeer lamer din Oat, Ie oe ares Toth ane. a vara aoyards of wientic Hed he

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 The Art of Singin’ Kid Ticks _

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10 COLLIERS FOR AUGUST on cold ram aveny ae fren wm ir the Tink af entre. res may far ive ays Tw pert eli iste a tat gw wt 1k far fee Banden) tee tte soe Nalnare Wensday ori whew 1h soar ea 181” "Tie Kade hepa ese from the Mile Weet dee forth (thot Journese from Id to hand eros the table. THe ‘Seo uf ti" Yaliman Conny to ender @ thew loepers fr ts, tut Sot bt er fot ost eae takeout mya 9m “Putting One Over” ses ttle he eee i i al eye pte ae Sem Tocke both was Yen ‘ut ha ha he bw tthe tery theatre oka for J ‘nef them arora at svn the oot Aas Ie Set et the ea ‘rae at tere Tt Tet of scene ere At net persaette tance 90 ‘heathen Cynthia beeen ‘wok er yr the dae sa Mallen te ‘avon tne eo ‘Mts, with 3 tt the pot (augments ata Wastt noe i taney ulate taba ean fa there ‘The a at the ih Me Te tel ‘ebearale an it the bake nite "eumate Rebbe” at i pertertaes By W. D. Brenner apa te prtabis nase fant st eset. One Osi dame ld the meer ‘Sit wana snge manacer. And what tego thing ed that one rung true, anal the bows believed her ‘You rould nee thoagh that thi ile Tay” wast wine to the gam. ain heat hats nds aio fee My tuber” nas she, real deal, wa we aero ‘We was a tng en wo woe he a ear the fs ‘the health fale) he wae ne of the bt tn Fag and, bes? Ob, to be "Pat's whore hy eee ‘rma, this Mere nf ‘te nnd trogen at tearm even ‘win ty ato “Cahn epee Kae det Sven sapere. su Th semething You se, eto aie t btm Mac ite Cora, at wh (toe te New York cur wnney ne oat a DUNNO, miter Ut ne teembo a her yen "Teo ten Lol they wine dat TY Net Ai feith than tear hana te Teatssweth seat han thm lam tone te fituaion later "Any, m Kw, thes Ie False, ‘en if sey ten ‘ery na a the TC tay to thes ay awe at Mele fae beet ont” Ave Yo the Fale ot teen, 1 tetutvened tees fit wae ‘hate Ht a Tat "Wha, Uherrenson, a th fae th Sasa saree wen the ta beat tt Palen, abate yom do a reels ‘yo? Tit 4 she ee a, he rere, there! na} the i a, sth TERNS 0 the senebifters “tes lees, ge thnk thie Ke ret care a te Cynthia,

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COLLIERS FoR AUGUST am rs what then late sumer ebrares (ke ‘me 1 Sot takin way with the wou Absa {at feu betmor Rr Marea nist i the pete! any ‘Did to weve hae fal a iene CE ee alors in frat alae a homey wth er and Tim acts iter? nfver Foe tr ‘vt ct the Soot thnk ata ent nt iat hat eo fr Twa I pot st ‘sneha mnt as forthe want ot nt al ike they Yess ne Tse to think at surawta it, "The Mew Mi sek 1a them Wall ret nye no tentteri the sum rgunios the Telnet ta at els uns way BS onthe never wh fr i sack to be baa a ecertat aint stat Frog enter hut ater t maw. Cr {hin ole the poalyvon me Bot thi done, tw Fork i ‘Oh. pow! 1 wt att www thers L thowsand mew Sree HE Seo—the Sea again! ‘How fair she seemed to those ten Afier the perils of a hostile land, The march throuth deserts parched ond TheSea! The Sea—smiting and cool and ‘So, from the desert which we call To-day, ‘Out from the batle and the bitter stress (Of toil and town, we come in weariness Back to the breakers andthe Asing sbrax, The salt, salt savor of the wind, and all ‘The spirit and the wonder of the Sea. And once asain our burdened souls are And we may feel the deep end ancient Even as those ten thousand Grecian 1 prayer ak there I te i, watine he et a pated, || Seas Ore tat tos and bag of se || aay ne at Some tte ged weet at Slatted Beene ec. a: || totes tee the Sea— shore there van say water Cause Ti ket Reale. avsibeler ie: || SOK Se Ie thndras mele Anda mt more CASE ee is The ras das thy he dnd sel foe (Bae! sete tan dee Shetty Sats ted | Bea eter Mon a pene at dee te ron that alway comer Sid Tetore the autem Tighte go oat ‘ot le aleter 1 well. Tm Jat Aniouts swale Poe ie a fst ts ‘itor exrtae ‘hom sii owen ea rom ke that, loa bat the mle of the se Terre’ Sir. savetitaiti erate teen fle th ‘Cams Heat at thit moet hs are Stan "Tats elertvamer. He Jost torneo ‘the ile ae pat tthe door

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2 " coutier’s FoR AuGusT 15, 1914 German War Machine re ot Me ent igs return tele sates ali

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seared teh ert front two te four Ara tere the authoriten, bot welts Baperors de The War Chest cL": Lightmine Chante of Citizen to Soldier Almost Perfect Transportation Facilities "The outea of the totes ail yt ‘pct is worst

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America and the War SIDE FROM SFCH Ki for happy tanmnnity frome Sunise Ther wen stint ue ral weeks before the Europea wn wil aive 9 mint ont Sitnetr e en tear Cl en wt sed at ews omer Wilson's Good Appointment EASA th Wontns wis well with ly the Netnate Finnie Cam eas takings very ange personal sev Inteh to nay that he wae conferring a Favor npom The publi ernment, (Qn the other haw, those Renators. were well wi Tht rghte who fsisted that” Wan es kt ike ont m very gow brief ie Him sastng 10 President Wits something Tike thin: = sy Mle, Watave ft good man, and F believe yo Tin pamition to may no of mg own kaowlelge. Fane election ths fall, tn yrestion, (Ut be right that the” sh vr Detorratle leers, ineliding inyself ve be the ponple of Neliraaka that the hig New York Dunkers are a ie the jure oun, Now sen ay that Me. Wat ‘Wink yom ave right, but {want to satinfs mse Itsy to mycoides that H have ex if Wie appoint Rights and Wrongs 1 COUTSE the rea ‘pat Alot, a on one for Wane wi setae. Aneta Hrameaetions te tise art the stant of thief sr acters wh fia lens aeveptert. Me, Wann nnobtethy ‘of theme transactions they tok pave, To eromexinie i inhaerue hin, Tle eon hot ninl won Hot apse Sie tits he nator aid at wish to goon The stave Dltie disayroval af he sete of ihe menuclaten a Hed Ava is in the highest degive ereditable to hie bie spirit. The right fo lak ut These oh transactions of Me, Wakes’ firm, of eater, fo eecngnize that they helong to an epoch that fe past. They were jit an good nw the aecepted busine morality of the times. Timex Have rhage, asl Sf. WiaKnr state of Hawittions, xo to speak iia, Tie the sate sear when Kul E ‘Itoi iat of the wtitars ni politicians who are Me. Worst te were ning aeood 10 the tow They wen be Siete ae evi Hitchcock Fe good man HE tion i Wasnt In x fa a his itferonees fou grils that are creditable i ential to The: Nebraska stitntional prenngative. hie Hiveneoek, hut to Secretary Bavas. presimably as a part of the vice Witney ie eoustantly paying for Bevas's good will, Tf Senator Tterene si nt resent fe Be w Democratic Finance WEAVE REFERRED BEFORE to the prac feuronntered fy working the income ta late er is it a anevene xe ® money roma hae heen given hat ne ine fiscal sear (ten moiths). ‘The Treasury ex $34,000,000, anid now Rectetany Joon. my Me Heit and the ex di iveeighths correct rexpectively! ‘The talk now ix of drastic: colle cares which Will be to run the expoime af colletion far above. the 0 1200000." AS we have said Tefore, the income tax ie a measure which showhd be apibekd ail extended, but the Demo: ‘adiwinistrative this, Kat Hatvant U1 at Meu Live By ve a ph The eset this ie glitter ao sham of all the Browlways om he tana mon are what they: have always e first three of thine Tm nr ow Tieng, with lane wistfully toward ei the Hea tre fn ‘any oth am ancoveredt a nthe eases gence at the ple eomnter aint the i for thee Congressional wi Fall invettietes Werizing, 1 may. restore ig. rourse of tw oot th This Is Worth While AST REXTEMBER Dasa eto eich ie makin ‘The organinens of ‘way to chevk The ext frome Yo trae acy the ty A ye ithe rote, Mat mad of ew tive. tt IE ft the ay every: Heth: than Pat meets wate tere August 13, We wish "hae pnt to a bee of isting What ie the lent short por fn Kingish ? iy intelligent) the alee atrinn aa Titenieks— te unnier ¢6o-—nt A thine whose predilections rn ta Mhituss “Paralive ‘Prati As It ix, Keane seoren heavily int ie Fonte halls at ‘Mank): and Wonoswonert, af evs, i Tr serves aa pretext for filing tee wewsyraper ges fel vern Tut ax 7 Binge, long ae short. Tt mone to the point to ask person of jue i their farorite poem, Aud this question might be ex: ‘lraw forth a larger nnnaber af answers, titles chosen fron y

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THE NATIONA hing in wane Dovwon's letters ‘hay (to volumes of them have just been issued, sud they are well sar Hochester, N. ¥., Jue 27, 1837." Here ix one old man Wworth reading, we happened on this thought upon this very a who seems to have kept up with the awiftest of the process rugistered i INGS at Cork Thev't Mey Onlefiil “POST” calls attention 10 the fact that tore lave it drinking at seem to fe making Di wider range of vere, Kes fi tien every: bower oot, who tet wot be feat bat outst be sacer; ex ‘THIN seers Macon Ces, um twenty tore. "Ove always texine with the socand — Larrisorus ComPumr, and Jack Lostens, fer, among other, fo Sarre, G. Buti, Wi 1 of whou have renounced hn Burleson in pit i at nome length dieing. the fowst Sear, But any pla eth en ean profit WY a There ws ovat Quit aud get alveadd (uot a Hed) sone other way’! “The Standard Forms” HENEVER YOU URE, lengthy railway teket ‘or a anileage book be Hkely to he one of the iwentions of Sots iawn, who died Tat spring after forty-four sears ( rallrnnd service tat beg ‘eit a xan aT clerks aid feuded with 10 view presen Ronawiay aolved problems ig from the colontantion ML lands to the den xe ulurban trafe in and ont of ‘Chieago,ani they sald of bio In hie entire range of duty hae ba acquitted hitoselt with or and honor.” Could a nan have a better epitaph? Dreamers and Sleepers NA SUBURBAN trolley Dow wae writing int ually to hie Brother, sad thin was before he aale Wat Warestan's wequantanes, or the Amerieans manne woul surely have munde im appear ie In Te Lata sleet Ii the New. York “Pines ut these Hate ine anidsi More Talk About Books GEEAKING of thew tions of the hast what ido. sow think of Pe fevsor Tass, wh, ne tie fella ts, a Harvard lee turer? Professor Lasoxano ah nee tha the rene only Uh ree novels et Tile rank We cles, The the the tame ar eros.” hye Chere rat russ The etopty,"hy PRaske wwe met pleasant Nowits, tal “The Call of the faced butcher who ‘seetibed Ii wtecean fn Ife to the fact that he sleeps soul wll the time he be aed, except sone Himes for the fret thive mi titex Succewsfal mien in this ‘world might be divided into fo sorts—the dreamers anil the sleepers, The atirest of Win,” by sack Loxios. We should hate to have to defend Profensor Lownie thexis be fore a well read a Nothing in It ADEE, cues uccensful bunies Anal clntne of. the necond rae Peace at last! the wleepers achieve too com: Gating Old Youth ms gr ame creer ICS Caer om et oe esatt to. law; €0 aber that this comes from the long experience of a ‘wealth and. power who wax able to enlist for hinmelf lity very posable ailvantage, ‘There ie wothing in if. As applied nisinoss, the whole apparatos of Taw. lawyers. and courts ix alow, ccxpensive, Ineicient. "We would like to hear come lawyers explain Mr Cansoatt's precept in terms rellecting credit on the dignity am social service of the legal profession. Can it be done? ie of movdern mer row olwolete. athless age i, of course, the Ford automobile factory at Detroit. It is interesting to note, then, that when the editor of “The nalveeriig Magazine” (New York) wanted some one to write a seviex of articles on “Ford Methods and the For Shops.” he called SSS. ee

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 Trying Sunshine as a Cure Sor the White Plag Tis | A Young Woman's Daring Ride on an Aquaplane Digging Trenches to Stop an Army That Crawls i | |

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ing the $10,000,000 igh Speed in Railroad Bridge MV Moving Pinchot Tries Something New on the Pennsylvanians

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s COLLIERS Fon This New Fisk Non-Skid Tire Is Built for Safety and Mileage Ts FISK Non-Skid solves the problem of pro- ducing a tire that prevents skidding and side slipping, with the superior wearing qualities of the Fisk perfectly balanced construction. The FISK Non-Skid is as good look- ing as it is safe and strong. Inside and outside it is an honest tire, a representative Fisk produc- tion made to uphold the Fisk standard of quality. It gives the utmost satisfaction.

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joust 15. 1914 TIRE USERS who adopted the Fisk Non-Skid when it was first intro- duced became enthusiastic over it. Car owners everywhere wanted this famous new tire that really prevented skidding and gave such remarkable mileage. As a result, the demand soon outgrew the supply. We stopped advertising and began enlarging our plant. Now, at the end REMEMBER, when you purchase Fisk Tires you not only get actual and heaping tire value, but you get the benefit of a Service which caters to your satisfaction, your comfort and your sense of fair play. THE FISK RUBBER COMPANY Chicopee Falls, Mass. 19.000 Dalen Exteel Fk Becher Pcp Ces Factory and Home Office Enthusiasm And Quick Purchases Follow The Fisk Non-Skid Wherever Shown of two years, with trebled facilities, we are prepared to furnish real non-skid equipment to tire users everywhere. If you want a non-skid tread that is positive in action and an effective guard against loss of traction and side slipping, adopt the Fisk Non-Skid ire now and use it all the year ‘round. It’s the handsomest tire that ever went ona car wheel.

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20 COLLIER's FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 Idle Thoughts in Busy Times By George Fitch Sonnets on Most Anything , Why Not Use Modern Conditions curs Eves ; in Our Novels? ern ave writes ate 1 scan punrenteed yu hy the Hectaration of Inde Tid Why Not Share This Old ‘Master with Its Hints for Our Worst Golfers ‘The Only Existing Department Conducted ia Theie Imorest BB etnies

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 a Love’s Vagaries-——Chapter IX By H. G. Wells MLUSTRATRO MY HENRY RALEIGH Shy te ithe Ne ct ita “eld eater he Pew saws” abt

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2 1 ne i ee vl Rae ae in ftoat of fhe whole rotten ute Amd “Captain Touche teace Sec ig the man tn th gers apes od int teat the new 1: Me Ad ae ete es hes het ea ye nt he ‘eco Mate oP'tne inition oes 6 ive tnt wae lven ber. hee ewan a tees ad ose re ha ‘ise he Hy the ee or Ite fm hee fortran er theif her ey hae to ih, ter toe aimee teavious hoa the eyes af the fea he Matron Ione eater ot Wace? md here ten he rw Vows Mrs Gear rons the ae t—a tha one tine he etry mo su Isa "The others meter eth at ie eens ‘out Hat he te ont to have bee woke itt Inve ston th ‘iting ew tr her Hight ute fetter valeur sway nat ‘inne ae tai Xn he sine wal tien hy, tor abe wae eine te fbi oth haat ht a hey ne tou feet hep site ual Me Rte rere ‘etm nf whieh he was No rae deat Av at tthe shes DY told of geet rowenta: Mr tee ba ‘eon notin foe tet Tae tea Be teeta With thine s,s che hd tee oe a tear eaten aria acer the onl ith acter ie amish" wa he Yin ee” a ate er % Tierra has fcc or. enor, mevsntine the COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST ee writing pct Sloe we Sou abe o fed mone ie 1-7 one tered fru the mysterio ais of re nto jot ting dene Saeed eat ler a eht Gafuinene that threatened to istrancht. xen when preety afer = St Sth ira ‘cat hace teen wale bv the Sail with fever Secete Hie fares tires the te mae a ‘ated larccnare cit fot sym the pete ‘wae extremely aut 4 Tw Ht Anca aies of ‘nthe dont ve he ane tower ‘rit no fave Meh in hi wse= He kort 4e°% was a amtter of core, ad nay ‘stment inmellately Bantng for you all the en tora" Vee had to amon Tisha wens rset He ‘eaten ny vanes) ‘is sera {eves that ne [otal ta evident tay ie ‘Te alert servitur return wavy tn oe fo Enierlie at the hwmem Cat {ara aacnene » Aang of the ieightwent of hi wore ws Mee ee tasted anne tr ‘iain nearing ti SENSED Heat te Mert ope eth et oe. Wel om exten ‘mtn en oth fusom Thee that, contorted ere so tr INe some sort of stanton teat oy Wt hone weaned etctin el Mit oat sty aan wun eatrrtnally alent t0 rea “tented Sta"with fer aide wanted st Tat a reson al ha ee ex: eesbie, ai that foun venta ‘rome a Wtie sae wa Son these of an Suede ‘to that Mme te ber be wanted go meh me ‘tegatteny tha he atl “That vergence of yaroe aed leat after ssa cat el shows of snes over tele tl, ‘Sew feted Abt tx foro she dl ot a an ire te had ts tae Iter to wre ae Ne eet lin With a tet of eave ta forever He: ‘rent and verbs his motor bye torent othe am aching dread ot separaton frome? ENTER, thé tate Joe mine, and the moon sted to etn tem tometer saat Alm Ariana he was ae to sagged hate svat get up tery tans the ext mors, paste Sind eateare Weahy and return for tne “anh are pat dawn? the eri But ow per octiy end ie seam de ite" “Tira shed anata er eu tat ae Jou say he oaatod be ore Une thie et manewtere And The freatnene? The dws frames “Ket be au her tif lnc ae sah sminld be "Sk Fon” coteine an sie suposed, inte ie est det Re making toe meet” ectect of ‘eomiations, Tiey were te Rave fen Uist hich The el ere (Continue on page Digitized by Google

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COLLIER's FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 a ——aa UNGIES Romance and Radishes By C. J. Manning A TIP TO THE “KNIGHTS ‘OF THE GRIP” What is it makes us cheerful in nemiitel sonen doare, in" helps to pass the hours on ‘slow trains an’ in slow towns, Adds" savor to a storys, an ‘charms away the frowns ? 1s @ cool, contentful, mellow VELVET smoke, ‘Thar's@ fren'ly sorter somethin" ‘uncton eed tate | a you have sone D that eg cei mrorne ‘But ask them to smokeVELVI . with you—wel, that's diferent, Fe Ricans dere ren aigtcen Aer bores eases iat Recaslcras Segeete cs you 8 good tara or give you an ende pineeteecieesia are ig dt add bday sie eer mee He wd He VELVET bb ct eee fe ppg Tevet treet Se cher bee PE arog Cre Others Can Do It if They Will The Plodder's Triumph

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 MRL: someting ‘ag to hie hone vase fot sake fom Initiations at Lockport Cmte foo oe 8) abtase at loiter toc tized forthe wavang same" if Tose enking something the sire said sarcastically, "huts ‘ie ne oui’! arse {gad man's nelve gun, SieeMemrer the “eyuine yas taney, "int as Sete fares naked The most startling Rverycondactr or engineet found without i icin watch, from 37 to 23 wel sch IT the raved Inopection demands, will be Fost Limon Danger! Sir A. Conan Doyle story ever written by this author, bearing with ividness upon the pres ‘ent European wear feeatisbry ad ai iy the int By “thrilling war ‘interest and ‘atte he pos ing aan” Will begin in tas ea an . eben {pd EMILIANO ZAPATA Collier's fut? fos Sh mohsion iho Next Week eer OME time ago the Zapatistas of Mexico took Salazar, the junction on the Pacific division of the National Railroad where the Toluca branch joins. All railroad men were robbed, and the station and cars were burned. Several of the railroad men were carrying “cheap” watches, as such hold-ups had been frequent. Upon leaving, the ‘Zapatistas posted the above notice. A severe ultimatum—conclusive evidence that the leaders of insurrection-torn Mexico know the watch which serves best in war and in peace. And it is evidence of the world-wide renown and use of he Rain Mans Wate 0M. WHEELER —The Foremost Medion Prion W 1B. W, RAYMOND. owe B25 vores tee a Ask Your Elgineer—your local jeweler. He can prove to you the sturdiness, precision and hand Someness of Elgin Watches for both men and women. Write us for booklet. ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO. Elgin, isis * stick op ter te edie It epee fe teainnte a trmiee et fll the fee beet a me tttton” se pau the suey, wes Ton ig no tie nay ie ale nlthed” jc signee ie det ga nee ate ne the tof his tng xe gol to ‘arty Ae Dag the day af ht ie shy taste eho corer Hagymth tw stam ee, eter: veh td rk ae see may tain Eek Woche ed era on rie me “To be Concoed Next Week CPUS:

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 15, 1916 a eee §=The Extra (Giklelitiae wien a Extra Experience Tiare me devsing that eotssare a Extra Value TN T2, ths, crucible go. the Piccard! Extra Sccurily eecay aes ‘centere—many Extra Organization There are tow tl iat wa. fro Juitay Niro, ty Coins denen Continental Motor Mfy. Co. tat aan se ‘rstcnn Deve Med, Meas “Putting One Over” ‘ent, tte

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 Service First AS companies were among the © yur nie sem first public servants to adopt as their guide the idea of Service. They recognize that the same principles apply to the : sale of Gas as apply to the sale of any other commodity: “cit that it is to their own advantage to supply Gas of the | 7 : Pac Chom sei batt cia aid i Uae Loses paaaila eben, Aon thi got ater (They early realized that their best asset is a satisfied customer, because satisfaction to the public means more Gas used, and more Gas used means greater satisfac- tion to the publi. ‘GUpon these principles the National Commercial Gas Association was formed. ‘The objects of the Associa- tion are to perfect Gas service: to bring your Gas ‘company into eloser touch with You; to tell you of the many valuable and attractive qualities of Gas, of its efficiency and economy; to see to it that Gas appliances, placed on sale for you to buy are the best and most satisfactory in every way.

‘Each year the use of Gas increases. Each year the quality of Service improves. Each year the public bet- ter understands that its Gas company is composed of businessmen —merchants—whose success depends upon honest, modern business methods, who desire to ‘serve and who ask, in all good faith, the hearty co- ‘operation of the public in their endeavors.

GA thriving Gas Company is evidence’ of thriving ‘community—both prosper through cooperation and an intelligent use of Gas. GIn order to bring the varied uses of Gas clearly before ‘you we have prepared some interesting booklets.

For Manufacturers, “A Thousand Uses for Gas.” It | Yachtuman-—tnd, by Jeor! we hadn't ern oat ten minutes before sual strach lists the efficient and economical uses for Gas in over editors 60 industries. GFor Every Mature Person, “The Hygienic Value of

Gas.” It ex the hygienic effect of Gas lig! e and dispels many fallacies that have heretofore passed ee tak ‘unchallenged. < at de GThese booklets will be sent Free upon request. Write at once.

National Commercial Gas Association 29 West 39th Street, New York City sere Sgt ene wt eat

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 7 ARMCO Iron Resists Rust Our chemists save millions for the public VER ove tundved million stottary’ Worth of sheet metal ie male eae Year it thbe country Aivappears. shortly ou ae Thin bo eral of rooting ix mae fn the whole ret tanya Armin, | How To Get ARMCO Iron Armco—American Ingo tre throng distributors of aeet forvontve gies a esantsesy One chemists sre sali leon ttnces are for th . ‘exanupile, the Page Wo Conan tase Arane ro Write for Free Book “Defeating Rust” Pure Rust Resisting Iron at re ec ‘Will Save Millions : ey than Ser befere bar tre ptt Ttelle the complete tory em entsed hy the pr {oF imupusitien, especially Tet ives roe divert Tron et rod el sect mt ree with ype it in tt, 1 by rst ool given the exper Title sheet metal When that time comes, this tertife waste of millions of stlars will be wiped out Thow are big figures, big laims—bat ey are true. Perhaps litle figures will fam more 0 ow.” Let ue aay Te wll cont on SUO0 (0 root building with metal Ahinglex of sheet metal, Ten sears is fat aw Tong te ro impure metal rooting cout of $108 Mts Obie Sg i pare “Tellme why ARMCO TRON i bs for ectructible metal. ‘There are seven operations, No higher THE AMERICAN ROLLING MILL CO., Middletown, Ohio Bice kan, Beran tt Naas mr Pt etd tin a Pres mer Beietetian Brat G ting geen ei Fr eae om ret as BWision Paes Bian

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: COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 Double Grip PARIS GARTERS 'No metal ean touch you low shoes, silk hose, the doule-grp.Teatee adds souge agin secu, perfect ing, Wilson a || Ww! Get Acquainted, With Your \

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 15, ni The Case of New Enslond his Up Because it Upholds Him Ho Safely Recommends it Becoure of fic ade ark $25 ottontac mt

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WHIRLPOOL | DISHWASHER | Tenlhes the dense breeding hoo "The hows shway sl end white, beans ‘The Hands Never Touch testitshowtngever/gheseot he Whiripot Sanity Blahwasher “ads dy te mice Papers hee mit "halite ea COLLIER'S FoR AUGUST 15, 1914 The German War Machine ‘itidly ite Ro oe ns Sacer ne” Se [ek ey : Shuma aterrniay sete el oer ae Shree ee, te srr tae a fever bn ut uf Germany a ea {i hone tm at bars more. in ‘nth caret ingeres a fs Victualization FAPOLEONS dito that an army tea vicina, ale era ‘Wuatat and” make fhemeteen perfects finn wih overs. test aint date ttm “at hy the el ten ‘ron od torot the lenin ‘hy SARA TEASDALE AM the still rain falling, Too tired for singing mirth Oh te the green fields calling, ‘Oh be for me the earth! 1 am the broson bird pining To leave the mest and fly Ob be the fresh cloud shining, Oh be for me the sky! = = envi ett Th throm, mary suri mame i the tt nm te ow ee mach of the Tet ae Sree hen ei Hose sounriee su ties" Foow et the compere) Knowle i the 0 on in the war 0071 ‘racer | iret, eco swan sews, sus mportnt eto“ {Fees thre foe acount Ea ‘st This ithe aerint wea eb a Eshaustice Knowledee of Enemies “ive at carrie a sapiesnet of te The Uneuaetire ene He yaa neta bore adnate wept of ——_— — a zed bj

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 a thirty-eight mo “ A Case of Lubrication In The Highest Degree eoeee HAVOLINE OIL “It makes a difference” because it prevents fri tional losses,_ promotes maximum in the motor and_ increases its serviceability. The Facts In the Case refined only from one uniform base erude oil of and high quality, By our special process 4 of manufacture the floating carhon and impurities ly removed, yet the life of the oil is preserved “ies| and its lubricating value enhanced, because the individual ‘molecules are left intact. It burns up cleanly and evenly. The Motorist’s Verdict— Proper Lubrication! I berwoen the moving metals de tor Yo generates mani poe, see Weel yo yar grade "| 11 your desler cannot supply you get oe write direct The Biggest Profit SeasonIsRightNow! Revolutionizing Discoveries P tmy be ae

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 15, 1914 — ee erie the erat tations, rote ent for ea hs yam fm Mele enon, ns it Su cere fe Creare ilies wen te gaan oe fn ne U4 |IXON'S selected flake graphite is just about the smoothest, softest substanceinthe world. ‘The moreitis rubbed, the smoother it be- comes. It cannot ball up orpack. ‘The fake is the basis of DIXON’S Graphite Lubricants B F 2 that save bearings = EB 2 EY EI The Damase They Can Do HE carwlty of soem tons of ex ened Tete the bie from wearing out. Equally good for motor cars and motor boats, Write jor the Di Lubricating Ch ‘THE Joseru oxox cxvcmus co. ‘heey Cor ehh i 487 (NA any eh ea it Riot atte trie & Bisaieke= CHAMPION DosBiscurr ‘retes, “iy” rane ot ‘hSeate relent i Fite te te sat te soi (Champion Antnal Food Co. 404 rer BP be ms, you've fot gi! brintin’ me bays an” 1 Fin now Fi he talked about DELIVERED you. LEU Re, ete ‘ning wars fe tgnite ratte we the ther del forthe pi Thee boa ‘Toes ny COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS a rahe et fe ee

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i ia MS ONS Idle Thoughts in Busy Times fem stand agalort comport Salon un for teorm. "Tarn the et usta onan pm coll | {ini sil te tie peer oem ree fm | iia mney neue wit fh sw ‘wrath enn, ‘SHE oP hic pan ite and pursed Ane the tzrent Wert where for name sary he fat ‘moet Teter ae dsc tS tenis” Hie he tra tt her elon hed a ‘nan married ptiely Tela ent ek Tati New York wttr'eartelary ‘he mab throgh the sree Bealby Pron by much eos hue eam thew ‘entre: too ei i [ait vat seven Te" that weteh sit heel ‘ete ne led ba STA marten wet ove Mow Cewton iterate setara, Ty were tring. wheat" and about she Aurtstbey tare themette cea ato {Reamer ew ce tnd Tingle mene ie inners ino wratnfat Geoneton, al he uted ht na er fn ste fina" taited” stent The weather with fie. He seem a of rotenae ts ohana Eaters are coer hat wae {incest the Uaptine that even aktriet duet sara aonb torr el nna snr Siete ee ake Fone) “Thacher une fa tres be ence li net june ni ental perma Petals * pe quleky: fe womens ewes eng. they wi ot Sn extore ional Fae Bd ote Xcariives, deifveration, nad one broust Tonle Roe ee it fae, Reve fate, cher ence sh to confer ap twit he wantcl Hie wae moked ie to vcust 15, 1914 How advertising saved you $40.00 of the purchase price on a camera. ME, ‘Aretng Meer Calta Wetty ‘There canbe wo argument st 10 the benefit the pu trough cour incre’ tp rch increase ovpet defn lrge meso Scar Conneaut extensive advercsing Largely iced ouipot meen economies i every decom, bat copes inthe mater af nant machinery, which takes i fos Blve trm out enn ponds a gry reduced con Te mee fedeion te overhead expenses tat more shan ofits the advethng capone, hich of coutey 4 part of sch ovrbed ‘Deceased tell prices would tune heen ponte on the od smanstacarng and marteing bas Tocrened, conempin, due fy lange meamere tothe arth we have op the People the flewerer that are tobe derived om phorogrphy, ht made publ the present low pices of phaoprphic goods, Ant mater of at, the Preemage oF adrerining Cott the taal volume of sine mack smaller than the as sie Wwe were sling s Nex 4 Poldng Kesh, which ae 2°45 plete, at $0. ‘Ths cemers bad «rapid reclocr lent wat ‘supped wih reg aed sling ome and bad try pod ster ‘or thne days, providing for both rine snd intantaeaus expos, war a handaoney fished box bu eremey ley i covered with + fe grade flex. Tog ent and sates [raly sper th: mpl on the ein Nex'g Pog Ro Facey ssn ener et is he Jerks andl a dytghgwhces held on wa trom lade TTie pice pao, se mun $60 rte ei comer in Tangs cog tr wa Saeed to marted preven tnthegedrat cgay mated edactorta previ commer" And, ty te we, iol of hve econ rel sling py the oun she de re ha wana the thy a By LB. Joon, Adv, Mgr, Eaunan Kat Frm Pe Ih ‘Company. ‘Butter Educator Wafers as you eat them. SOLVE BREAD PROBLEM ‘Thay mabe everthing ele you eat taste better your woe a ecg oy te pm Jes Er Ferd Gov 3 bth Bin, Man EDUCATOR GRAGKERS i

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 15, 19146 WINDOW " THE SHOP Business Opportunities etal off emis fram Jacke its Senet ant oped aero nrg tens, with Hoey hw Te fare ‘an ale nan Special Offers nedauen Antti Nee eagle! Wonca ance JO Agents Wanted Yweud shamed tanya ind act a ah he aries testa eee te foe ee ‘Sgn Sint ot ea dstinctiy, ana yet It That the conversion Ne COLLIER’S, THE NATIONAL WEEKLY ‘Angst 15.1914 Hie i i nll

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of “Bull” Hand-made You find them at every rendez- vous of men of wealth and re- finement—at the yacht club, the private beach, the gymkhana. Those deliciously mild, fragrant, fresh-rolled “Bull” Durham ciga- rettes—as intimately suited to the taste and expressive of the person- ality of the smoker, as the fash- ionable fit of his attire, the equipage of his yacht. “Bull” Durham hand-made ciga- rettes have an irresistible attraction for the experienced smoker, because of their wonderful, unique fragrance, their inimitable savory mildness, found in no other cigarettes and in no other tobacco. When you “roll your own” with world-famous, mellow “Bull” Durham, you experience a distinctive form of tobacco enjoyment, supremely mild and satisfying. GENUINE Own,” and a ‘BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO (Enough for forty hand-made cigarettes in each Se sack) ‘An illustrated booklet, showing how to “Roll Your k of cigarette papers, will both be mailed, free, to any address in U. S. on postal request. ‘THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY FREE te “Bull Dutham, Dasha, NC, Room 281

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Colliers THE NATIONAL WEEKLY ( August 22, 1914 ARemarkable-Story of England at War 4 “aye A.CONAN DOYLE

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 GRANTLAND RICE Famous Sporting Weiter and “Whenever Lge hunting or ishing Talia curved tom of Tuxado Tobaco in my hip pret and 1 alivays herpes upply at home, clmple prot that 1 like Tuxedo Vania Ring, 2 2 E, YSAYE The Work-amous Vitnis “Tuxedo is a line, mild, Iragrant smoke — the best ceer, "The more experience ‘one has hud, the more com incing isthe ape fority of Tusndo. isthe only taba tree drom bite that 1 have rr‘ found, and tt leads all ‘thers tw Fragrance and fla tora rare combination,” NRHYN STANLAWS tel Anis, crete Some artists drew beter than others, ba wo artist draws etter than a good ibe filled with Tuxedo “Joy, Temperance and Repose Slam the door on the doctor’s nose- and if Henry Wadsworth Longfellow were alive to- day he would include under the head of Joy and Repose the day-by-day use of Tuxedo in a pi ‘Tuxedo assures real repose: the calm, wrinkle- smoothing, mind-casing repose that comes with a wholesome, helpful pipe of satisfactory tobacco. ‘Tuxedo is the satisfactory tobacco—in a class by elf for mildness,fragranceand non-irritating qualities. The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe or Cigarette ‘Tuxedo tobacco has made thousands of men joy- ful, temperate and comfortable converts to the pipe, s made pipe-smoking not only. possible po them. Under the famous “Vuxedo Process” the mild, tender leaves of the highest grade Burley tobacco are so skillfully treated that ‘luxedo absolutely can- not bite, parch or irritate the tongue or mouth in any way. ‘Tuxedo burns’ slowly and coolly, with delicious aroma, Many other brands have tried to imitate the original “Puxedo Process"—but the process is still secret known only to the makers of Tuxedo, Get the original ‘Tuxedo—avoid: imitations—and you will get the best tobacco on earth for your money. YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE Canrset pouch, innerlined Foon seen tn wih gold sil mate eo! paper Kiera caved to ftpetit LOC. In Tin Humidors, 40¢ and 8c In Glass Humidors, 50c and 90 We Give You This hid Fine Leather Tobacco Pouch Every smoker appeciacs 2 leather to bacco pouch. "Th handy, seiceable Taneds Draw-Pioch is wade of fi seit, Beible tam Teather, seth draw Nong and snap that chine pavch tight fd Keep the tobacco fram sping. ‘Send ts 10c and your t ies fame ale ei mal ou pes tssd ay there in U, Sea I0e8n of TUXEDO Pouch, D.N. TRAVIS, President Michigay, oat ot Parone: "Delegate Amerean Feton Cones Former Ser Lecturer, Lawyer an The man om the lecture Patton need not be Tone Some if he smokes. Tue A good pipe and book will omeert hotel bedeom tnto "home it the tobact ts a heme, : DMs of ALLAN H, FRAZER rer proscutor and ead ey ef Detrosty ‘In the heal of many a fo- Uitiad campaign. in sucess ‘and in deloat, Tuxedo hat Ihe my taithtnd ally. teaches me. that while alt ‘mem way be created epual, af tobaces are nt, Phere Es mone like Tae,” Founder of eq ei sot Gio “ Nathing like Tuxedos a ol ona hunting or tithing ip, Ieagreat all-around ‘utdoors imate hers a mast That, old jey-ob living fel ing.” Ahir

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4 COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 ARE Wilt es dM Z SSS Hare Schatfs Good Clothes The Style Book EN are as fastidious as women about their clothes. Young men are especially particular and all men have become very inquisitive about style. To enable them to know what is correct, we pub- lish the Style Book. It contains an epitome of the styles of clothes, hats, shoes; in fact, everything for the season. Three millions of men are receiving the Style Book twice each year. Some of them rely on it for informa- tion whether they buy our clothes or not. Here are some of the things it shows you: ZE VC LLMALAE Fifteen attractive style pictures. What to wear and when, How much you ought to. pay. How much you can save in ready clothes. How you can be fitted. Where you can buy our clothes. il SSNS S Zz SS vi SWMON ddd Send your name now. A copy of the Style Book will be mailed to you shortly after September 1st. ‘A reproduction of the cover shown at the top of this page is on display in the window of the merchant who sells our clothes in your home town, Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers Chicago Ye WS Ke ORK

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MARK SULLIVAN, EDITOR Eeroier deere ott Danger! — iy the Log of Captain John Sirius i « By Sir A. Conan Doyle— Part [ «i! Sa yet Sle sl the Ara MLLUSTRATED mY MENRY REUTERDAML tetova tonne tan est sta wt te Kine it Cat Sian ‘hat Fst te Tn same sen ewe "fear that there bt sane ater, ir Miniter "tia eno I tom erat seat Une tert, ‘mn Tarte Dit Digitized by Google ‘i sarin "The King sok hs ea

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. COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22, fone thee qeorrsfn th et Fle inten of arsine ‘wr hat ne reset eth twa seed pos ae gale ewe my tow stat Ys have ‘ui thar vbyeet Mankrnter wes taat Hace wt fie tae T street en rower evervges, at everything that cat ‘oe retilie. The ite whitemnsbe lot a ‘rats ment hat IE tte ay at aeons abl hither Ewe ‘hus were worn f at they hl ny Nexen Te eta rico thei nerpinnes wie at ah nr ‘hea erve artes ene etree the fo a the liven f count thety bate ai eviors Inthcoting with n nue he fawn ete We {nthe Reich nerve thes bmi toe ane fet ere mes neste tenet test sw pt eh De ‘wun tn sea mp for ceo vee as away fetes forthe gaint whieh 1 ho ne There Tater te toed find the evtrie rosin eter act ha ash ‘roads fer foe collagetbie quick Arog twelve amare tt brig to naught all the navies aol armen of ‘Arsundown that day wae Ape Wee Maus wera sheers they oth timp for theft me of moe le verb tas hems aew thr seat aed ating "fed at ream ehrean of the cad of Te er ai sie the whitcenpent wears iit om we AM or sl the win wae formbring. 0 ‘think i or va for mo malt the Perey ‘tanks nod oa walchack came over he surface, All Sisk we een storing mothe, aking ah avers (Eckekieen ieee “At about Gre inthe worming: met Sal ate am my rian Tank dow ya are going r fron thet oe cae tise ur artical ein an Jet art arf they weve natura steno forest Sehnny, ad tea yey elt thet i my for 1 Sour Au then Ted's wave of ry. tom wen T itement of thre vast drovers etpews rey Work Trerkern, the dockets aid workers Wf Lemon aver ‘hve hte amor | wen rg he a ‘San si ‘war ix war, aid fo “Tow lefure asbreak ww the Tents 1 oonitorte t Stipa the pe, tere aban of he wot Hai coat a oie pass Tewaten Phere ne gaa a inal cast vat, fesio etre ta word fy oe cesT ay onal went "ie it em pea hie wh ‘8 ext raft comes suldenty wo van an {deter fo match 9 Ya ace a a ra amie "With that iar ther craters. torment eae {he ntetta af fheee to yrevent the pane vf ri tearine, whi eet teste tx ey worse {awk aeronta sfeem te Koo the ete fet pene {wer that Stein, hone stato ay at The wee ‘ral ef the Kent, old Tcn rt ‘hoe alsa brain that new wa ‘tnd ow ta 1 Teva Here Inte ee tn tye port os wn wore sities he a senrks ot neler hem nat a eee thee nt That lowe the water mo elowe to them Ht waa ot for cebnatinn sion, eon Pegi UN ‘cach to item ‘ree Sorina eB ‘rom te Toners th hal one of the iat eruors wee stoning orth haf more. rea re {Uy sal toners ke fe te etones. felt for what sont sally re

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 i 7 Cooperation on a Business Basis |

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8 CoLLieR’s FOR aucuSsT 22, ton asthe Fish wheloale section ‘The plan bas ‘ond the talking sae, pete for tek oe ‘eton whe hve mst re eznnatie revere, a suerntive wholesale thine bens, ae the Marta verti fray ten mans whe ah the weitare of rperatiin at beast and Te Sion tee sea ee int Cooperative Stores to Compete tate en not feet that thes have in 'Newr Fuga” Only theve ‘om are Ananealyourernt wil Hoan het tetew d fest nl ae retorts oe ete? tat as the sacar colt: ‘tau the detest ihe eneficetos nf thes stem ‘eon inate. Teh mo Lessons from Foreien Experience Titec en the pe ‘ale Xmwrienn tm where pris are lees aa et the A Thunderstorm in Town A Reminiscence By THOMAS HARDY HE wore a new “terra cotta" dress, And we stayed because of the pelt- ing storm Within the hansom's dry recess “We sat on, sung and warm. Then the downpour ceased, to my last- ine ain, And the tlass that had screened our forms before Flaw up, and out she sprans to her do T should have bisied her if the rain ‘Had lasted 2 minute more. adit met th ance Sivtne is ames" neta Fevve of eat toe sare ned the fs = fem fo ws Un the form cent aa nwt the contra ste ta ear ater fe rn sn mend stor tte ah Sere sa guar enters ft are Me Ia al ten etn come on te ar mn tee ‘totic td

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 22. 1914 ° The Colors of Our <S2 Battalion “22°, By Donald Francis McGrew

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Initiations at Lockport By Charles N. Sims—Part II

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COLLIERS FoR AUGUST vehted ap wre an tle gules ot a te armel to recut the delegate, Ee Sant wns clan He sro! the xrect belly and Simlor the pretense of sacking Me ching at the toe fam, made a sosr Inopects ofthe wie” web With’ the spe of a nile macho he peace Stem stew” my to the back the hal id de ihe tatters and then went ‘vey mes fe he a ea tnt tte vet thot the sient Ing “tuicice Ticket” eempani ‘lat REXENTLY, a wp craked “watnnly drone! bythe well ‘ule thet Mea salem ‘eau. Fhe emdiates abe ino eae eeher's eg with ae rer ex soa 1m nn yao the Saath” Cea STM the ae eben inact" emt ats Nel Tees Webley afore Mise wi 8 ‘vn yah " etl tine the bt His eter whbout suing @ avn, Mees Vl sen Me we wrely de speaking when nile tn the bal rat Frame ant Sn them Nats int tal curtis catay where os are Se ack ‘Him the rch atte we wore” situs. AU ths Joe rely wnedherel, tea rharts of meana! Chat Sheu In ‘ules, discordant mse mos sere am wae in whe mower moth of the (ast Fell. when (Pear Xo doubt of "he Majesty serve wi 9 eats faweh "Your dameate fe ut tiete bres He Ate Sw" Abe relied quickly. ts astoniabe to say “Took out rhe hy Magen with yaya seri: Lnlct a Mormon” Abe mil tndly-"merer wa dena" he utr etn exch Pt 1% 4 Marwan Ate tat wit ay he Manta Mw f og tt siveatng ka the Suite, tn was “hie ty stad Me” Majesty ‘eta ie art tf Sars wo any he sem ae be iver were mele” en osraer foal a wom 1 ha 1 Ales emda awh = som ha alt marsh he eres 1 ran reve int a tulsa” tune Aen tay Inthe tl of esa attr wnt at chsh “what ty Take ak et wom host In a tattle a chalet Tee ECL tne era a wel The at enbertn the Abe wed lt tv W hod ‘bn clea Wet 1 bat le the way ge pur? alge te wile Rr,“ Katt Lake ty, Tah” Ale amenered site ste

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2 COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 The Armies That Menace the Teuton World

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 3 A Modern Shelves Cap T%

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ARMA Ne wwe shall never ste The sprite uf devil tonto the lugs of th ti the battle of That great say Civitization itself stan in jeopardy. war are the custodians of enlightenment for the ert, sud utripped into treo to thelr tint. For, after a fon the side of the viet Fete will the He Hem, Bor the destruc fof a Ban Pruneisen, the owt ely an tt Hie ene. fron fexnal thing in Buea fof everyting goo WiIL stain lower after it ge of efefeney: will Fall whe it is fiver. The long elit to the wplauils Kine sto, wot gabnes by mune 1 long. tragic lip Tike this mist be regained hy effort which woul otherwise be ws iocensany. A thotsanul Sere fro now the world will be sa wuratly awl apletualy Trot the effets of thie unthinkable ‘whirls he come cpa am Wee may have gales helt, bat thes will Fe lower than the levels pon which we shoul have Muaeverenn owe wilh With the est of th Nova Hiv inenbers one of another, More Than ever before in the worl’ tire the nation menbers one af another, These peoples aren ‘yn mothers a well 9x on Inet Mowing ie the vein of Ap sao ene inn, fron rn heros the water, ‘This bx pmet of the spiritual penalty we shall pay tne members of the white ence for thie white man’ sail "The Stumediate pinch on te at this writing. Ix ay aetna! einbargo against the exportation of or prednets ularge reneres necesenry by: the Taek Eres hive se what it sho Hew Amevient he allowing fnvenive af peutt fr the wae Belews wold be gla to exrry our wheat cotton, maize Tig armies for the invasion of wir. Tn ix the Bes When the war ens Fionn many month, tie faek I Where the shipe will come from we eine. When Europe anit Wise, Aten he penn i Sowiet o aer the fre ‘Then fur while—in Hie after ite 6 Fickle of ina Manute: Vist i hotandire. Fale ath it shot Fugit we heb the arto, Atericaw Hag. So that val the vemwels which tay sett Il hee Tot he Cite firs weil fe wat dav fin the heat of the food oc Ave Bata Ihe of Germans rugion of the OW Ney wae the ed to the calor H harks of grain to waste fn the rains. The go te nave Hc he orton th ra. id the ehildeen, An whale provinces will The yeas iy sleters he husband will be Jang et be nerves Th ‘The heeding hents of Is while transpartan et whieh wil te hang ve eters pont a ney a shortage will be ere tates will be eae A igh wives les will he sacrides! jay enorme nunntens ad ele ine his comnts. The temptation to sell then fated wil eats a farther shift eharninis quantities of textile anv whos, 10 be that a soklier wale a new pate of shoe every thirty day Wee fhe woolen ass snl the shies ual seman, The wttow costes a destretion of hye weather, est mp to anaes inky mske the cetton xfs, hat ‘which they’ are manufactured soa he a iby passed perfor! freedom to take aver ship, Wt with almnat ever other great vation torn and rent to the Vited States. Provide at last with swe shat he ale to exten she feb far the foreign trade ai to inevense the peers, pee 1 hese hinge Ww tenes 10 will he til bn wa, Hook wont I iavews Wack, ‘The one eleat spat the Fuited States of Ametien, at pede wer fo rystane pee fo otters, full af glows all of whi maybe used the earth fron fanntve friction. Taha will soon Ie sea fn ost of living high. Wages will probably rise there will be labor tronllen. Aon ater the relapwe will come all be a trong per inthe Salta ie si ever in the nations. We shall be these thine 1 for no other reason rors will he weaken Ht after a fever af oe three rats the reaction sell one, aid with ft frome we abl) at ou fre seme teanjoctments for ms We emuut have Tived throngh seh a stern na werkt w this withont sone sutra Why They Last [STHE pottie S17 Jor EN AL publihe at Colmatnn ther 4 column heater: “News Our Fathers Revd Thirty-one ¥ te na rrewnt iexne we tnd wader the healing «familia tant looks ie ane Fkaxeus Bacux: “Some books are tobe tate, xn whew ont Fathers rel it in is hot news today, Yet it shines ont brome teat make ps the nest of the That “news” ix often our slightest

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THE NATIONAL WEEKLY nts—such a zone at now surrounds schoolhouse in many towne. The idea ix to reduce the wg, afterall, The survival of sod books is wot due hei Favor on the part af Present Wisse aul I Tootsies thes have in then ‘of ite that fac brightly on Pri ‘Thursday, ana fe LOT ae fn ix not all, nor yet mete erudition, Sincerity. ie fone esteniial. But how can we hope 0 the xecrvt of the Tite of honky while 1 (oF humans Lie stil bates ws? Mrs. Woodrow Wilson HE COUNTRY’S HEART, fudiviually asl collectively, he stIL throbbiug with protoind ssmpathy for President Wiis0s tal his file i thelr bereavement, but IE anast be a on to theme that i dewth like that at Mr Witsoe wi sy for hamanity iy wel be ewe sb as pt tent a he ow From 95 to 283 per cent more week general. The plan of the Awwociation ik nota he hard-headed rou ucks the campaige, Unlike som in sriken ws a applied common sets Spoken Like @ Man wee cemncealy mag el taken pleasure Tata editorial burst iy the Memphis “Cinmercial peal meat, whole sued bust imiching. mosesty: whieh ‘That ix why. we have ot eivie pride ff all Europ he wa lar the nan Wek Wstan HUH Vea seeking to tege aul estatsh peace fn the pr ‘amen at je eet aware Jos a Heo iM Uprecedented entaelynm of war, she, hie {those wich weteoa! the Rowan pot a rie oA ‘or Mepis are tc sme to show that he fot Helpniate mtd beloved ay sling. ia ating Tent listraet inn front hi hgh ‘ition was brought upon her hangely by: the sere ie to I people. And that ie bath yews her prt of the cational primes wl tar, " Hife-—saeritiee aad nerve, awe | ty fore erviee, A. ele aul wholesome Wanbingt great ers Will doubtlew he Mrs. Witaos' peculiar mon “ "es to the very pnnacte of ethcl rhnaly we aes ea ete, ee dann be WH, oo mater whether et, et ait art excott the bUGK ar nwt, ut Hot her only wannments the heart ry Amevicnn wiIl renal glowing the met tory of 8 Iwantifal, womanly lite Schoothouses and Elections TNERSON WOULD HAVE APPROVED of Romar Avawsox's remarks polities and schoolhouse. SIR Abasis. fe the New York hewspaper tau whom Masur GA¥Son Drivate weetetary afer Gayson'e dl Mavor Metin eanpaign aul bee Conuntestoner, Buys Me, Anaxiwos: So many citier are so rare catholic fouls too auxions 10 to ma with provincial, of A selon wold be @ re sat i for pt tng ee tha et, some ark ma, corner thee will ke eat pote wat ‘the ‘te Ate for It. sperte wit Tuy emer of mile rk. Atl hee wll be wack Weider activity of women In elt sorerament, ha “TH came into the marketplace hat dou the dusting tian of Ae sun, ht wth ame‘ realy spirit, Youth fou & wee Youth wax prodigal, being te them than in dollars, Years rolled sam Test quick, and showed the pallor of workiug indoors for small recompense, Then one day. the ster reflected aul sal 0 himself: “Which of my alls has Tess 10 give mie in the the to cone? For T must keep tn only those whore hacks are strong avid feet eager and band a0 And she whore name hail been Youth passe Inn master marked her without xpeecl sang softly at her work as one, and he reflected: “A few years and she will be of muuch Tene Fah sare publie buitings. ther are sed only ix seven! homey inthe day for ise says i the week til this ‘months. But in towne far apart as Low Angeles, Cal, aint Worcester, Mas. schools are the polling places, a it is ‘only question of ti ‘other eonxtmitien follow suit. By the way ditt the Knights of TLaubur ae ‘2 generation ago for social The perfectly natural history of a pocbrirenyl tel | tie tw Iurgain, etter dixtios her toda’ th morrow.” Ant be callet to her and said: “My I. Youth, aud T m0 longer net vst ou, ad itself carnivorous 8 foundry worker et of the West Stee! Fu Obio, has startet an Atmetiean Anti the aociation's proposals bs to ave fou understand.”

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16 COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 Somnolent St. Louis Chapter vu—Abroad at Home— American Ramblings, Observations, and Adventures “By Julian Street Mlustrated by Wallace Morgan

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CoLLteR’s FoR AuGcusT 22, ‘wntrven nl tatebosen ao neve linge i al Feetlons: nol of arent many vat abe whic re ‘Si pwogremine’ Already, howevee, se Tey 3

cheney ite inet tan Cathie reli Intent here rene mtlers evan extents {acted te he rte, whieh wes Ines Wf eee “st my ea trenton thie

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8 COLLIER'S FO New Stream Line Body—Electric Starter—Electric Lights—Le ‘This announces the latest Overland— and harmonize perfectly Model 80. ‘This is the handsomest Overtand h the balance model is equipped . All visible est priced electric § rer lines are absolutely clean, unbroken and jighting systems, Al pact switch box, are on the steering col Up-to-date in every respect, arti uninterrupted finished, this power- fh running he ew crowned moulded fender, ‘ounded radiator, new hood slightly "yin ie flush U doors with disappear Syria" Rost ae » contribute the addition $776 the car aad es of exterior grace and modishness rive the ear which distinguish costly imported cars, horn and all “head inp poopepeyte re ae Sl Lona omg iable and supreme new tonneau is much larger— Tights. being able to give still more value for both in width and in depth. ‘This model has still less money than any other manufae- The new cushioned upholstery is also and center control turer. considerably deeper and softer. Thenew _ ‘The tires are Model 80 has a brand-new full stream improved underslung springs supply 34”x4" all a line body. Its full sweeping lines blend unusual and easy riding qualities. “This quickly detache The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo. Ohio BERETS $1050 anus mica tak

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veusT 22, 1814 19 Model 80 tive—Larger Tires—Demountable Rims—Larger Tonneau of the high- are demountable. One extra rim sup- such satisfactory service to and plied 000 nine- sconomical and Send for Handsome lently loc: as 3c wheel base is 1918 Catalogue Thus in the a ma ee th ‘comes complete, Electric start the starter, electric light the electri ail and dash t hand drive refinements which are described in de- t year, being tail in our new catalo Otherwise tires canbe sve could in no posible way improve the rims which splendid Overland chassis that is giving city’ and Dealers are now Make arrangements for tion immediately SOULS $1600 The Willys-Overland of Canada, Limited, Hamilton, Ont. an Adee Bek

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COLLIER’S FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 Bealby — peatytc tem 9 aso Yow aet_ Wha Ute Whew Jo at Lo rebut at tow clonal the conversation deepened

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 ae wth wh hehe at ese quay of Mane. 1 an that 18 fen ws strana terms Te sek he sua Me perfectly clear dad spies uae bit no ita pal over ee para ‘Then he fell to anew: tioning "ea agaiy Sometimes. Beaty fete teach eran bat lurked inthe tramp and mit lap at wo im, nd somtimes he Yl the rap wegen ft ed pond omasing, more portenary hen he ified isle ers washing art Si Dinca see ace a ald aa them the” be retire “ther CTH seosmpathete Het of bret aid push

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2 COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 Pickups of Sport By Grantland rice The Amateur's Wait The Amateur tae hs ba Bringing It Home E ti ranean’ nt Over the Centuries For the Good of the Game

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 SSE ee ‘eat wt — The Colors of Our Battalion i ss"*tu'"ncuh. if ieped ‘They wet teal thelr ay eb wear Do You Know How to Walk? Tab set 30g | JHA um maa Ane m. Wee bale lates es mated ot You Shay all oa neh he then wl ‘Been da mgt Tranenn, cowie Mew they navel ‘eit ea th Beside Still Waters fy PAUL SCOTT MOWER oe hat on htt have an er lw the wt Ponte in vgn Neng brat wid! do Ant heard the water reling trom the om ‘ere ut ht es ana oval nt RICE & HUTCHINS, INC. hence i se tc STREET, BOSTON. MASS eee eds gt a ead pe " my P WELLDON'S CRITICISM OF per pea poy ‘eppoylend kMUDICINE, ADVERTISERS At Jb tact hk al the elec td the San pers nara Way bcs tv =? ese eee ea ae men is sckich mamits i imbjet hat ree ae Toul at) Ss rl eee ae Bok 1a tp evr csr te tart ad sve by ei ape seveegtbinel ie chars re ce st aise sera So or 1D pment | eaten stigiticsa a tSdog|

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COLLIER’s FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 SAXON $395 _ “§ How much longer will you stand on the sidewalk ? You'll Be Proud ‘of This Car SAXON Motor Company, Detroit You get a whole new novel every month in MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE and get it first, get it before it goes into book form. The Munsey with its com- plete novel and all other features costs you 15¢. The same novel when it goes into book form will LL cost you $1.50.

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COLLIER’s FoR AUGUST 22, 1914 2s GINGER ALE The “Horse's Neck,” the Most Refreshing Drink in the World me Do you know the “horse's neck”— $50 Saved Last Winter in this Chicago Home! I. Read This Startling Letter om saving. of one we-thinds of yonr coal balls is the positive result with ‘the

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26 COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 De ee I Sa ae @ : ie ZATIC in paint makes paint complete. It is the ingredient that should be added to all paint to make the other ingredients more |*"" effective. | The chief cost of paint is the cost of putting it on. Paint without Zinc must be more frequently renewed. Paint with Zinc in it lasts, There are other reasons also for Zine in paint. The ™*; booklet, “Your Move,” tells. The man-whose-house- needs-painting should send for this book today. It will give him the knowledge to insist on Zine to his painter. ne of ramon” ‘Mgr evi) = ler ti ‘The New Jersey Zine Company, SS Wall Stree, New York For big contract jobs consult our Research Bureau, wat 1 canto boop th a9 GOOD LUCK ‘TO HONEST ADVERTISERS The wale of advertiement has brn amply proved by expe ‘ait rience. Whether tis tof agin thing orn iti indapow abe ty ciency tm asim Bot my em park cannst bet a prove ian tt 8 the ois means of Broaging cpa wre inventions srimprsvementsipeity and scisfuds te the mite of parchaver? At Paes ile mith Beveht Oy them all the usr ld oer. The wie ccm ; Tahoe op ood rts i as mach hares lls heme Nats in me a ove ta ue tomes icrvir the pct of thew ena nee ‘frit eases mae many a evi ns at te lind pros, if they are ined socrw ue area, acon ft. een tawgh the pop open each parte artile may be Test Wa ilef te aise ar mall Tash good lac, theif, hanes advertier, The College of Medicine ft iu Sin' 9,0592 Word] Bi Frée| S| TATE, De KLM Hal BEACO rien a a ed he arte ied TYPEWRITE!

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the ton" sia Perhaps a Power Problem. Confronts You, Too Jr Mot fof Prokop ped es stony engnged on ks of naib pecs Eire siya’ piel fae."Te ey nert hew we con Sip yeu te our power problems, ‘A manufacturer of humidifiers deve for moisten ing the atmosphere in textile mills, tobacco factories, ete. ‘wanted motors suitable for direct connection to the devices which spray the water into the air. ser Te goaione were drs. The motors and humid rs had to be suspended up near the ceiling. In the southern textile mills this means a temperature of about 120 degrees where the motors operate. In addition, the i is filled with the moisture from the machine and is joked with lint and dust. ‘When the manufacturer of humidifiers put this problem up to ws he we doubtful whether we could supply motors yphich would operate under these extreme condition of Treat, moisture and dust, as reliably as in ordinary service. engineers recommended a special type of Robbins & Myers Motor, which was adopted. These motors are giving one hundred per cent service —running o0 omoothly, en realy, in the operation of these humidifiers in textile mills as the thousands of Robbins & Myers Motors used under normal service conditions. Name sent on request Robbins aMyers Motors ‘Small-Motor Specialists. We Invite Correspondence Wecan fupish om outage wock for 18 Years Siem tpn falta ertchetiee Sts Ere lectin ad Eimrcmee Find oatchet Relist formation on your Sivos Mites ae de ler iae parcelar ned. ‘THE ROBBINS & MYERS CO., Springfield, O.

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2 COLLIER’s FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 eet, shoe taney pal for, We Seimei tne daa “Ok, what «ty, : ‘i “What Shall I Do”? ‘Some day you must face this question—perhaps tomorrow. ‘An accident happens, aad cut, @ jagged wound, s rusty nail thrust, any one of a thousand things—you know if it is not ‘Quichly attended to it will become inflamed and the danger of ‘ood poisoning then becomes a vital, personal one. In every such emergency your first thought should be | Dioxogen (= i) Better to apply it thousand times when there is no real thing rena yaar peri a anger than t0 to without it once at the critical moment. ance la ech ft clea we “The best and cheapest insurance you can ARRY eit up ie tant ‘ha th tae te tee te 112" be ARRY tok w alk ten drow the te sa n 7" a teed de amet, Bealby * Al with-cstot nf we "he tobe. ieeatet wey htt hat yo a for Dig BY HAME ‘The Oakland Chemical Ca, 88Froat St, New York Dioxogen is always sold in & sealed container for your protection, See that this container is sealed when you buy. ‘ny te wie PW ae aay ot WANTED—JUNIOR SALESMEN i get you sme ahd mat ait tat lett to oven my WE ints Junior Sateroan ia esch community—boys between the ages of 9und 14. Ask for particulars as to how you can represent us in your spare time, ‘Address ut a erimiy, "OW can “ei ola een You gimme back ny oe lt eae a "rh tran cons he sella ea Jonir Se Det. PF COLLIER & SON ‘New York ia the ce ‘onic nin pears ving, to pen ear vomit, ut money my tne Directory of School Advertivers Te tis Dusty we avrg wwe of te Fe choc nt: ram mera My Sar estima Bree of Coie’ ESSE” coe See “rue tran relied the sere fr {irene hie yeker with thea of exe Siete doe te neonate

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 Somnolent St. Louis What Is the Matter with St Designed Especially for Cars of Highest Standards EADY made parts and accessories for an automobile fare very often a source of waste. ‘Westinghouse Electric engincering calls for a desiga amply able to do the work required but without waste, Westinghouse Electric Systems Starting—Lighting—Ignition i Wenge Hectic & Manfacring Company iN ‘Astomebile Eauipment Department stot Sion ton Fonte Publications of the Department of Agriculture ‘The Department of Agriculture has a number of very interesting bulletins, written in popular style, available for free distribution. These cover not only the subjects of poultry and cattle raising, the grow- ||] ing of fruitsand vegetables, care of bees, construetion eunial of farm buildings, the marketing of farm products, afew Soni Sha and the keeping of accounts, but also cover much nother! “Ab that is of interest to those living in cities, such as bulletins on the food values of heans, peas and other legumes, eggs, poultry, cereal breakfast foods, fru sugar, corn and corn products, potatoes and other Bike duper apo ses ‘Then tome have he all Towel poe tol emai te | deters‘ come igh nd doable sctsitie, Mr. teh German Flavor ATEN truth may tae tn these ogra statement ort po root crops, nuts, milk, cheese, mutton and fish, and i bulletins on ‘Meats, Composition and Cooking,” i “Principles of Nutrition and Nutritive Value of iets at Food,” “Bread and Bread Making,” and “Canned Fruits, Preserves and Jellies.” A full list of these bulletins (not the bulletins themselves) and information ‘on how to obtain them will he sent to all those who oly liga 3 will write to Collier’s Washington Bureau, 901 tar tener af the Munsey Building, Washington, D.C. Our service is entirely without charge.

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Here is a Wonderful Booklet About Your Children’s Reading. It was printed to give away. ‘There is a. copy for even Collier reader who has chil dren. Tecontains the advice of the pets teachers in Ame bout your chiklren's re prices counsel for fathers and mothers who care. Te tells te fascinating story of The 847 Junior Classics, ‘A story at bedtime every night for two years (Ou of al he wore and eye and oem Inthe wes 8¢7 here been Fats ty fone elecn ey ae jae the B47 thaw lam rar mad How hee 84> Jonir Clie ere Sorte tenkae oe pie Til he wonlol tek Who Are Your Children’s Heroes? Your chien pacer afer thei heroes snd heroines who ate they? "The proesque pes ofthe Sunday supplemente—the iain moving fina drama (rae they the greeter, men and ‘women, of Sertere whose noble ves Foie igh els? ea choose your ehilee's heroes sd heroines for them joc deter: tie thle Hel Thin ole tl the oy. This is the FREE Booklet For so i's uk, ed fr COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22. 191 One Perfect School Building iii ge, Sa a 1s Legacy from the World's Fair "Tite Stratton an are mre int wt Tote) fk, wiser en very Api Spe ‘iat fein ine SF Preach erin, Tool en a Sao ke that Fan meds to ten ye heed idreenticmme ‘ment improve "meet tice, sme in hal he Mauve a ero fey are dee thewe "hanticens, ort tae ig Ee eee ftir lie the 04 fed Scot earth thmeherin Rote “ein ii "an fe “Ti srw ie sey rom ‘erie | eer fa (acon tage tbe eer the Univers of Warhington nt seat ‘ Wallop BUH making ms cramer time jt here Ye tne. tice kien te emf Bas Tomar a the ote And a ee tits ar ‘et ve ain oR ae is hae "T ete hetually sone out Tato oe ‘ulema ef te rat task et he ‘wash. A Few More Points of Diffrence Yi, i he ana ete ‘The ext wie ai te lon Re'tonte west? Weise rat a at To te te Ihe fr be ume font ot by Google

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COLLICR'S FOR AUGUST 22. FITS A |] SUMMER DESSERT ‘som need variety of Mayor” such as MAPLEINE, + acs HHS

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a COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 | nits ‘od merey casi the lost hing about St Tb the Thing that tines can ae nit a sink tie pack fcances wha nextel fie ae mot kr she doe The Cimas Tlf ey pede fice” The laterality fe verge Magne taney: feo the One of the many beautiful in the elf of Books This is Marie Antoinette Riding To Her Death Have you ever read her tragic story? Have you ever lived through the stirring days of the French Revolution i the pages of Burke's great book—one of the wonderfully fascinating books that have made history ? = ewe hit In all the world there are only a few of these books, speeches, letters, poems, essays, biographies, that have reall made history. ‘To read these few great works systematically and tly is to be really well read. 1 mas brn grat whee eld mole owomun dry pond ay the wey sured, Oneday a wiht et ‘What are these few great works? How ean a busy man discover ‘a them among the millions of worthless books in the world? The fre booklet offered below answers that question? I tlk | how Dr. Charles W. Eliot, from his sixty years of reading, study |= 224 Ind. teaching, has selected ‘the books that “picture the progress of | ul Civilization” and arranged them as The Famous Five-Foot Shelf of Books 4418 masterpicces for the ordinary cost of go" traveler may. te ad ‘al ‘Lesnan Morte, fa ne wit al Fae. thee Who ety ate yet hay ‘wo sap you ever expect to add another 2 your library, you | fn IF yo expect to add another book library, you should’ have this free booklet, this “guide book to books” to-day. ‘You should know why 100,000 busy successful men are finding in| the Five-Foot Shelf of Books just the daily mental stimulus they need. Teed be rete You will unclerstand then why it is that some men—who may| iri are th ries cor te = dream never have been to college--neverthelss think clearly, ale more AE Tia a wey cere convincingly, earn more and enjoy life more than many college men. ‘Severe ety he wert arie Ty allen Steet Your copy of ‘This Free Booklet ‘ srapped_ep, awaiting 2° COLLIER’S, THE NATIONAL WEEKLY = ‘yz your request. Tt was | printed especially for you—one for exch Collier reader —| Sind itwas printed | tad an-o mtr Frwy oe Pot ir a ee ok te he Atel Cont to give away. ‘slghassved mc hours | Cabs'we” Sonoma: ONTano: es Caterer, Ud Sim Gn hoo Mt 1 time amd any, many Fen (ow 9 Roe the copes vil leg

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 22, 19:4 3 ——S ee Katmatocuncs tat = Danger! — with iSiatasc't| ap waa yh stead torr Iiving"te there fo tench whe ws coming i we 8 Pers sre fant he we ia the water Ht ew lene ee he ere Barn no te ke ‘weed How often have you been tempted to enter a store whose glaring announcement of cut prices aroused your bargain sense? Your common sense. would have overruled your bargain sense had you been able to look behind the ‘scenes. ‘The purpose and practice of the proprietors of these pirate enterprises is to advertise well known trade-marked articles a cut prices to attract the atten- tion, the attendance and the money of the public. Wi ie a he ta white warey frame ft Let me cite an example of ju- dicial action recently taken whe inthe courts have taken for step against unfair merchandising fake sales, MOG Kam ‘Adreng Manse Calter Waly ‘The Effect of the War on ‘American Business By I. F MARGOSSON “FIRST FAKE BARGAIN feat hee dee eben tyes ADVERTISER GUILTY peor Ordinance Against Misleading Publicity Stops a False ree Sle HARLEM MERCHANTS ACT That afer at yu rene nr Beef te we te ‘wits saa rte mtg ey ange, Ine Has ust ae we hing eset nfo thee reaper moe ore the ary a thy ney ste rie te ts ware A Taper petits "an the Tota with rile hee Find [Cerne mou frm te d.by- Google

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“Tovday T heard my friends dis cussing the European War— and I sat mute did not dare to take part in the conversation for fear of expos ing my ignorance. ‘Their talk was FaW of references to the history of ‘Austria and Servia and Russi ‘And I know nothing of his- tory.” ‘The speaker was a_ business man, unusually successful in. his affairs, Perhaps you, at some time, have said the same thing. Per- haps you have sat in a company where one man’s conversation has held the others spellbound, and have said to yourself 1 wish 1 |) had Knowledge of history. 1 wish ‘could talk as he does.” Incered in spent 0 at your boy ot to sen! you «copy tc buklt swe shove Ie tells the story of the new kind of history written for busy, ambitious men—the Lodge History of Nations “The whole story of each na- tion in a single volume like the biography of a man.” ‘Your copy ofthis fe bot you are ented o¢ 2 Cal Wapped up and walog your ‘sven, reel rer the coon Teen how the itr of the on fave st let been ren fo the bers mod fr man who eat intest nly a ewe doury in tory buying, and + fer minut eek im history vending, 1 tl boar the greatet bik oppor tunity of the year Von ebance 19 omen ‘tor that Frnery wold for $13, Ung Bacon atthe farmer pce To get your copy, clip the coupon ey Cher Lng ont ang of hae Tr i me cr tow nw a Tears ts. Pasion gy COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 22, 1914 et Sis “Fretite" ts ~— Cooperation on a Business Basis wrt So rcineal ow i esi aati ps put olla ore t bare for How Profits Are Divided EACH ser arenes tare out (Coytaterbtnder ‘tabs, 4 dea eer deere oa, er operation Rules Out Cheating MECH det oF anne 8 ste the sty eget rate fons hae 4 esa Hour re va toa Ho at hereon ie Approaching Conflict ie at Pat O°Tote art nee wa nd conerution ever rt te” enc te the pte of bs thu “ge eae veo that anerctts ‘he chaln store head wt fst vel rin mere fara ove te unire store a Tareas "When te bree willing {thro In te atures the Se Copa tate Rit hes Sake fete tink, weakens make frond cperstor eet

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COLLIER's FOR AUGUST 22, puncture. Note This All- Weather Tread Note how flat and smooth and regular. It runs like a plain tread. Note what deep projections—they last thousands of miles. Note the sharp edges an angles. They bite into slippery roads in every direction, giving resistléss grip. The tread is double-thick—long-enduring—difficult to It is toughened by a secret Goodyear process. The blocks meet at the base, so strains are not centered. They are spread over the fabric, just as with smooth treads. 1 On ste wheel, in every season, safety and troublesaving this All-Weather tread. We Spend Millions On 4 Features Exclusive to No-Rim-Cut Tires This Costs $450,000 The “On-Air” cure—used by us alone—adds to our tire cost $450,000 yearly, Each tire is final-cured on airsfilled tubes, under actual road conditions. This to save the countless blow-outs due to wrinkled fabric. Each tire has six flat bands of 126 braided piano wites vulcanized into its base. That's our exclusive—our fault- less—way to make a tire that can't rim-cut. In each tite we form, during val canization, hundreds of large rubber rivets to combat tread separation. We paid $50,000 to control this patent. And the All-Weather tread, de- scribed above, is an exclusive Good- year featur. This Costs $100,000 Our tests and experiments—seek- ing ways to better tires—cost us $100,000 yearly. Scores of experts are constamiy working to add to Geodyear mileage. They build thou- sands of tires in thousands of ways for comparison. You don't think—no man can think —that other men jhave found some way to build a better tire than we. Not while Goodyears, on sheer merit, ‘outsell any other tre. Why Extra Prices? “Then why pay extra prices? At least 16 makes now sell above the Goodyear prices. Some are one- third higher. Alll lack the four great Goodyear features. ‘They can't give better qual- ity. Do you know one reason for that extra price? Goof YEAR AKRON No-Rim-Cut Tires With All-Weather Treads or Smooth It Might Buy This That extra third, if paid for Good: instance, where you use 3!%-inch, And the 4-inch would fit your rim. That extra half-inch adds 14 per cent to the tire size. It brings an extra ply of fabric and a thicker tread. It should add, on the average, 35 per cent to the tire service. Or the price of three extra-price tires would buy you four of Good- yeats. In either way you could spend that extra to buy onethird extra service. ‘The point is this: Tite worth is measured by low cost per mile, and one big factor is the price per ti Goodyear prices—due to mammoth coutput—start you on the bottom basis. And each exclusive Goodyear feature helps to lower mile-cost. IF you believe that, tell your dealer you must have Goodyear tres. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO London, England Mexico City, Mexico Toronto, Canada Dealers Everywhere Branches and Agencies in 103 Principal Cities Write Us on Anything You Want in Rubber DigdiZSaGYGbog

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A : i ye E SS he ‘ PRR) Oy The biggest automobile value ever offered for less than $1,000. Our production of 60,000 cars makes the new price of $695 fully equipped (with 17 new features) possible. fenders with all rivets concealed. with practically every high priced car he car to drive in the world—here ix a. "Here isan automobile to be realy provd of With Electric Self Starter and Electric Lights $55 Extra

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Colliér’s THE NATIONAL WEEKLY for August 29, 1914

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COLLIER’s FoR AUGUST 29, 1914 Copyright 1914 by Cream of Wheat Ce, & é 3 a

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COLLIER’S FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 3 Without penalizing your bank account you can now drive a car of distinctive class Here is a car that will never be built by the thousands —because it is a special class car for special class men. During the next twelve months we will build and sell 1200 Moline-Knight cars—four cars for each working day—no more, no less—and each car built and finished right. 1200 Moline-Knights Power—Endurance for 1200 men of means Economy—Quality ‘This magnificent Moline-Knight In the Moline-Knight you will sells for $2500—but if you are one For those who demand = 2, "ihe same motor. hat ran Of the 1200 men of means to whom. luxurious comfort $57 hours ethout a stop or ad ‘we appeal the price will mean justment on the testing block of nothing, because you know from The 60-inch semi-ellitic rear the Automobile Club of “Amer- experience that price does not al- Springs with Truffault-Hartford {°° New Yorke, During this test Ways determine actual value, Sock abvorbers insure comfort: fT" Ne y"ematkable record To the man who loves his motor = for power, economy and endur- Caras aman who loves a good ThE seats are wide, deep and ance. (Send for Official A.C. A. horse—the man who knows there comfortable—and the distine- Report.) can be spirit in a piece of machin- tive streamline body marks the Gy and friendship in, luxurious _Moline-Knight as a car of class. We have compiled illustrated finish and equipment if you are You will appreciate the instan- booklets containing specifications such a man, we offer the Moline- taneous getaway and thesmooth nd just the information you want Knight as a car of capability and even pullof thepowerful Motine- iD. Condensed form. | Write us refinement Knight engine. ‘The power ac- that you are interested and we ‘The Moline-Knight is guaranteed tually increases with use. pen al we 50 H.P,,128-inch wheelbase, four It is the “no-waste and up-keep- Speed transmission, spiral gear reduced-to-the-minimmum car" — 9: wil require the Tear axle, 36417 inch Goodrich no carbon-—no valves to clog or Dealers Yes wi 2°"S," win ‘or Firestone Tires, Bosch plugs grind—less consumption of fel tonal dealers to help us market our fand. ignition, Wagner electric per horsepower—simpier parts, 1200 Moln-Knght caret rade starting, lefthand drive, center fewer parts, less to get out of [ev “yp have been selting bah priced control, Power tire pump, and — order--economy. formation regarding Roadster, Sedan ‘ther conveniences. ‘The Moline-Knight gives you a spd Limousine 10° be added to" the Quality, durability, imcuriousness smooth even pull with quick — ‘Molne-Koight tine, ~not quantity—are the predomi- acceleration, without laboring — : hating requisites in building just a velvety feeling of steady Moline Automobile Company ‘Moline-Knight cars. Tesistless power. East Moline, Ill.

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‘ COLLIERS FOR AUGUST z9, 1914 On the Crest of the Wave of Popularity— Armours Grape Juice By reason of its purity, its wholesome- ness and its delicious natural flavor. Unfermented, undiluted, unsweerened —it is just the rich juice of choice Concord grapes pressed when freshly picked, For hot weather drinks, sher- bet, punch, and many other desserts.

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The Effect of the War on Wi: et be fiat shack Horror ner the conte that sak pe tie tery touts a ace from he ora ant ‘ipo ues "Tiomeh we mye. "ipmatie ire tneyrabty at Intotely pare ‘tthe mae wor trade fable oe hci the nw werk eae In alt {te roman history ‘counteow ke” Engl, Germans ‘Siti, oon eth ‘eens ase aid ho, aprove ws ath may ator wh ints ‘he warrior haw td dow . then shall we fare, inthe iterative. A heeemarly le ears ‘te altuaion, Inwever. revel the ean ‘nating oon that 8 vaste Trae expansion wontrons Tanta whever poet: Defre In the tuling emerawney the feeling that we will wot willy sek to ‘uoialiae n work tragedy fo selfs personal prota that wily fooler ‘the Haglih beast the HotichiNi after the ttle ne Watevion Keathee fs the opportunity trantated nto terse Of respite te whale wer fen dt to amenity The Paralysis of World Markets EVOIE we 0 Ino any detaled colderation of the questions that tace "Ateticahisine= meh aw a rele ofthe we, It ke well ta scr for a iement the exttwrinary abd waprewlentel coalitions Wat wea They tage an portent bearing om car new commerce destiny ‘or the tt fein uel pave tcling that crack whee Neyoseon ‘estrale Burpee a Colossi the machinery uf earner mes sted atte American Business =? By Isaac F, Marcosson Abang thi ant region es at war ey fet thas iy te ates 'e ert end denote Burge srcte' tet atthe adegate cmv vpind thet tat ong ae soald hare he ss esl of, at erie thee es ‘Nor Exehaie at of Lowe ‘hint beat of Rane seme, Tun there etn wed for fart fits wo exci, Without eh ter ea hen ening etn Nom se with nm srt Interchange of ome, rate Tiga wad trait fw wen the eae rashes seine ie raverthels ‘trace Japs te eo ‘count, tv oath oti ora Shy a wl uta he ‘eto aly a Great the gram clevumetance ot war, it wa tices: fir ae hon to e tf Seip fete wh h_ctmratertie oneal th ‘ratio of Clearing Hoaaecertiates tle at ence eae the ect st {he rset of etre from eae a ‘be ewe the situation and i aed hy “Oceans there are tre sidow The lmdiateoffect ofthe war Sntematlnal crae—ene Grstracive, ‘The rater. for edule, who sae Bit ‘Soret Hing op om shares wath no tee of

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i att Facts That Support American Optimism Teen buy sen ma "Atmos the fact tour milla, ther

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 7 Danger! Being the Log of Captain John Sirius “cues By Sir A, Conan Doyle— Part II iy fet of helt heel I fara hdr eros lt MLUSTRATED aY HENRY REUTERDAML tne Germaa ag wan within lt saty up the roe Inthe might Of eure laf xt wa the Noth Gorman fe Toon aes attacked thea tT at ‘Aton fom Neve Work treme. Tea fare te te nit. at ore | JN THIS story. written four months belore the {hts fort oubmarine ind ied oar ag te f i il ie erie a hen rering tant tothe Preor on nce mths eel et have hel aes to rene her to the sutace to find tht commerce har al but Bed the aoe ‘vase we our Fines. enters or a watch Sad id ranle erate te Seated Tae lege cal tnete thu Ht afterear My buses He ‘one th to ahi wer ia ae Trot them so ws te pine ft the Thy Loewe one {oe ti The he Foal fron he ft The rot th ae wns sere With {he fmt eran "oh a wt whi ‘ike ‘ind of awe Thy thst thes eat hare me fant natn vous were the nevaanon wh Slat here aia ere iter fee bere Luk tT wat ont of Tete Hah ‘Ntee Thad tow ih the th ar Tote Te feed nat aren nine on al He i arp ns fer sweat onal! sped sew a ie the ream va wethe rie ‘oae mrt fr that ny ater steamer ala, a tanto the eta Mew her of trav one of reveal which wo sa fhe tetter. Titer Lh Bret then as sak ote steamer, 40 fle came ta tothe Kent cnet tay te the ‘rater tea Pern ERE wa ot ship te een: walch wore betrath wep. etre ‘Times tthe darken and ha ‘alcatel fit tines owe, Tor had tot poe to the North Foren tefore three ocean, AS Ht was, Bomever, Twas able, thaaks to oar T put a sod ame Jost soe her wir I ‘tsttosers cane foaming after me ilsonsersing from xeeiot eharta br rep the Panel an to xin port hres She soy thew and tory ait {imerontdeetionse ‘The hal bv ssc a hare fan te stlelate frm’ the ride. Iran the “atehing me an three manic wou of oertaking Sinead atongue “Aer yo ne empath Task fume, "Out of pre hesrado Tome a Atrongt waltel an he wore actty Ai ‘hoe. Then T tank awe na ear thor me ‘nT ner =, shallow saute cont ‘ap that can tell tet he tr by fe mn ide of nad deft abe held there” Sanh a [Xcient might have been Hh ea four bts thee “cart pun ne the Bag? te the Vermondia of ston “Sivey Capt Tansrer” "1 nee tals ie

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* COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 Tk min bs she be a vor ‘ee svuteay sete to nokta spr by sure ‘oely term ‘tr thre depreciation ere abt tw sb Tren the Nite wore harslaw wot ot ive thet kine, yur Sevte hy explaning ‘heat thatthe a wanna tha ‘oy ma ha y that entra Engtaad have ‘ato a fw with thirty sie we ny es sx inwcend of fear to evn PIR much ale ‘rel tt te twat in woh ort ts tall hn Si the tour se the nth eae Inne tka what ne gvine ‘on Inthe i hat Ratt ‘ene tat fats of bing Hat bette We etrmed br ote th ing ea age eet aT same tongs koma ‘fue samingtroth the ate Bri et of yearn att in were fighiewsl Alta ww ped up he North Sees ‘The ery amati osin wiser the Kok of ot the sey clare hoa ta dof these eh king ruse lem we wore Teoh tor the Lana ix tte were tere “The ter whew" na, “whey soa a thi teave Teovk btare te detarnion of wa. ‘amt ote the Rae a ests Sethe Me thie eaPre na: etre tr tley re magne iforeian eramaateas $YTmtles ust fo sm ‘ew me AIL the tne we a st grmce aid aren shih 1F REANKENMER Sf coon eh Uhed toc bed cer, oe A etn toaeraed we tt et saree teat te wee a Mais mt ooo ge wcad Pa a Sere dn Vice Spo an See etete Sm n iytnes ees ‘io hn fst the Tine." sates feo hie eneee tall norte af eset aa TT oe oe post a nit ter oat srevsinine tstinem seta hin ef Of care Sie he J ah Fue fy which be had the bet hae of geting pasts He "roma 17, of course ly Hw whe chant that

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 ‘ad parte ive a he td moet al sunk fer fan ive vente gathered thie te be bie wor, Tera whi wae ‘Ring of a Hoste Submarine” Te ws eh” and am eh 1 fate we atte Ine no trade ‘att ye ich wns the an ait tat tee Comaniter Ree fect tat Ae step ne there wa oe he sn era "ek take Varma th wns ett the lane erate ta THe trae tht the wu star fuer af the tii se gm my in oth he Yeon at ‘atte porter ermine tae we Seiki nese mn nwa sn tem irre tow ltd Trkend hat the: toa the loan ‘roid sig ata for way sr twat et extent tne ie tr the maior tr bea of thr ete Good Morning, Mr. Mocking Bird By WITTER BYNNER Gaod morning, Mr. Mocking Bird. ‘and tarpon: sing the ter tee, that the ‘terete sued coton fu rntne eleven The {he Bete and Y tmded tor hae, rch oa Ise Wr T eke ‘mr te that ‘Norte wa chan ek de mt rer wnt, ee the ithe ttc at why ah Street ana rontethnes lie Teka tT hae ‘ena Hetore mort fa seared seh ‘te wine He iat toe eT 1 to agate re they Micon 10 ti tsa ate Sei tor we sunk re: ite Rasshiy wer ‘a mares bean fo one ‘igi atl A the ve the Ta maw rine woes atier we set nor WH Siete seeped al oe fest forthe Teta tae Henrae this eta aumeoe [eg SSC tam aloe ero,“ 1 ahaa ee = Velaromems Ate te, geal task tao ar ste Medeiros ‘A cotati eee oom hammer (cleedaaidaitaa a nstici Wot si far ax Europe tx eu —e “*But tell me, sir, if 1am deft “Of course, dear sir, you mecer Sreeal MINT er eon And add a song to my own heard oa be hres ce te sot we. re aes 2li a sae a Sedee ag ier ee So eset ae “ie inn arsing her forte Tower ton a Waly Fonwtnt Se tt epee ace ecko Hh te vel re arene. de eae one 9 fer {ke socion. whit wr sen the Banets fe the ie "T sppine we shold ate cheer wwe le rsiton. 1 to thee fut men ot ta sad se apf mers tat ta witht at in the afterme wt the wert day 1 Pad «fe wr Wt wae a seat tet te me te nd hat (ehezrantie instruc bad reached them ae that ‘Scoqhicl fn the fey Soma Touma. tn the Sa SE Rintere 1 'ftt am admiral fod whe T mate ‘gion i the onmry ore (roe tye fe 10 hod rhe tbe tant. The indy at oe and tw nie al! won ee wes Kot alrendy {hore was marke rise {nthe We nut, eae ‘ity stung deen, (euntinurd on pape 3 Digit

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10 COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 2 Love and the Business By George Davies o> Nathan remarid cae fr aie Sakae

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 29, Cectta tooke way den at her white shoes: of “What are you thoking about?” Morse soguiet soupletousy as the git sa whine ‘You cle" she repli. serbaps Ke stalin 4 sour Haht by foting Hike fda Uf wast forme Weng, gee stew ou Be st, Bol on? than have you ike tame itn tend vera, ve thong. ta (er Sngers sane ‘tunterIn ies ae wet on) Wf the tele ba me tact, thes tight have ft direst, ‘a fm eins he aneered niowiy? "Une Rams “Aven cl the gil exetedy. “What In?” "Tun before be wet Yo Praaki wen ma Tirta" She glanced ip we his face In uneven {Exrgetation of ee contrat ert pene Stem" Sori "eo Irony. nso Geet "that what 1 ton.” ond {formal tee fee weet bers ‘ut veins fi tank the sets thle ot Hin ray yer shone we laren ae ‘roman could wah for That wile Wb tre that Ceci se this aa th 14, is egualy'afvet Tha he tok nope me ‘sence of Eat all bot wih Torre th Foy he realy say ha? es" ‘then Covi okt eye Mit ftmewere tele dept "conve on.” the reer tke steps forward, then eng her be 08k bk is ck, Sues fie sald "nt “Nes, 300 Ho dered ict vol "Oe yeh nt Krowe aia ‘an he teckon” into. the Atawer, ote ily “it we aay at. oo ‘ac end an rare stout atthe whet, her hal a i saide areca here” ite peese a ferry ket abd & cee Thee tee tgs Semone Satie {ally oa with th aimatedgrauition one the es only tu ous a tare! to ait ber own has iatarenka’ thats why nie mae so diatory and why ‘hie was no puricaar ax to pager an ating Ties Makareuka had Iasastlyappeated £9 er arto suse hs weil ale perma, for it a face of ere purity ned evvegore; Rowal Fomante sirtau, detained yt une date Say eat toes in enat ch he a carta {mew om his cheek, sometimes bbl te ear a the i: i actanty dominated terest of ie psa, md toll Sever, Mead ashe tl be tronge Som fancy ang eeubty for he pon othe {ovat iy yang Main a ae far and was waked tc tthe Geen ‘Sora a ag tthe simon aay tomcat ates Aw Hite Esra wines several woo WIEN babe ata Wiel hs tf s,s ty oe ita, alin is wake nfo ted mec 3h Pa, ee ‘etter as a Tetaaanl I em Soma ait dwn the restarant abd ordered sou af he efenm whe she fd to beet chro, mitten hue Te Twy're una aye here " "Fd iia ‘tt one Yt he pay seven ie en 1 Riis terarsaae ves viii ‘its mie Ne a al wine of rm foie a got ee stn erly heated t's a ata ex ‘rere no caak tate ins atari ee he seth I pales of he toe fen shea ot eat eT

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 “Unto the Least of These” By Seumas Mac Manus ivn"sunuty rvcitis nt Yad ine might ative ike the The eran! Lan ant strane black stents nal Ie sve hares, ery tore wal ib foes bn Hee er hele bea ever ‘Wik ah lf oka har the Lars hart, Coen el phe ween, seri endef ted the tod of n.d thre of ee ene wo wey, ke fire tn Aue hat wee Conn ‘areata bole ‘ion the mk, ‘iat me toe the okt Aedes Okt AweO ‘ey ith the ha ot (iter mr fi ape Cos, wha “Pats theterie paver of Barly hn wh taat co Dn forthe ret we hice were i tue falver “Am thesbalder wen" break nnd thet

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 29. 1914 a Bealby “mn Sune” 4 ay ea chafot at the teal same the tro to make mnt pommenns sve writen and ng “eg” were Yer nettle curity tthe tram “rhey mort) ete deviant by thne who have for the {tho have’. They've Jin got bol of HE” be al ‘exerity ahd then they ae WH ae ‘Genrer uf margarine tad een nervy dtlbute, Variow ki and bales lait ow Die feria tase at ether nk blag Yur te tine tat very i'w eravely for a me ‘md mame ft gate th fam the cnn Wath “These wallat ves are ntneie, Be the sind "He ene "ito tke rte a ‘he kuow th itgbiy never ra ‘rand sf) win’ ‘Wchng” sal Benth. goes want et Pte wha my ae ult eek In ay maths ant do 1 alent" Mat sor Whiston er tnt poh fom anything» Tape al Ae hig dt wnt tos pene Ateate wt Td "ope suey trot ut Bares them lt lek te tat tlk, aa there may of en Bi ita the tate ene si pee on Te ws tly rhe neh ; a ‘tT kw Home when ithe rom “ime we wasp am de trae thins “Thine we bea be rea He tured his trae stereo ene: the Fc hm an the We - ar 4 weaient Beat temalned Hele age and ten nina dsire teen the tram ce ok ‘thine’ "Tats wnt Hern ta wes Danse meee cache ig? Tee Hom Siar in away that aly ‘Sev sch a hing ae property As Hs al 1 there we semen aot he oh mt ‘ant titi. "Te tra fg oll ple Lad romans, foes al then, there monet rset na aie tel ‘ent omnis and sealing ae evi fet a cove of bemnied cal feares and {hat be cl ot rain atone the falling te van thine of eal. Sever bef atthe ftom the ra athe tram might it tune to have thew etait ‘tee than tbe way he Rew ‘The tramps unten and hielong tense way ofsas- he saw Che tray ated wer Ua the et or

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Me eomatned for iis” haul” bide sea owt foe Sony torn iene te fa Titments te se aeanetng Tecknae—Mt wer edtetne—In hor ta At wth ho eusue ie Hlck sie AL the ltt of ety the dos athe forwar btn el ati after moamen= station Cee nem tier was Te alt bt itunes a foyanton, be. wes en eax ‘Se, et with nse a bay he over Miimelf between woman’ mind A toate ‘hii eat Tey. "The workin ed rom {ier hls arm, the tet hx ule fl from {orn unewermnornt he wa ag tthe le tense hr atthe Ins ‘ett tn rae track at were al sent hehe etore the at—hut the Hime I IS seteaont alent! hie ater, Te telnet hon naa a WE the ie wit aitesetier aid female hack the eat 1 ter hal ie ate the bows, ew “mr weitere tat mn the Beh he eam tng the "Phy wee ua etn fla touch the woe tention hon Tear to think What Be em Thinking uf te eset a theve eee tow mes eit hha ton nme Nera: tat the tia htt the HEY ta toh the let: see to Mey ve inerminatie: heures At betwen, Ther there warn on nat fastoort, the ere tht 44 ente"aia fonda mtevnfrtaite omering pe In the sore nf a ee the tik Tei after tine. renat tng bt ters" white tan he rh ‘Mersin haber He hie muvement. "Was ee ‘thee si sn? he ake a a ene sat Ko “nity Yo ane Sian tes ave onion om nicer seaiesce Mov ha mento te COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, retonaaly. Wa he so Teonine af the trast nc ‘acy. And hepus the range of He tr {ee there were athe whic tonic Inlet wit Inewweteate forme ter ant the bane . teehee tan A tere what they wach fot Megs veined re There ited, theme weit Mem ieg so for 8 sie sats. After that irate ue SE expect oon 111 ‘act the foam all rhewe “Phe masked down a leat ee wiht an irs sa hat a Stn aac Jkt Tada foes Wanded” overt Tenth” vars eo Sts, whe ie cubarrastanat Ulta person er the searing hae ty. There was for example the plese of a ‘tae tir aa taken leet fore Innaeiat nee tere aware I moe re Were Ce tee ‘cr bith whe hey ha aed eve, key oF 0 So st es ch atreatrngy then rae yar et ew the etd ot @emponie ca, ot alten ‘ie drew Ml Ser aeron M theot {ns eke Tats” frm’ nafe stance wate the been age he A ness a toes fasts let of Te sae the ier geotesn ery ‘ctf the ote aad sad for 8 omen 1 rer his tite gave gare gate, survesing the fron ofthe romp with a expression ante Set dieret omumiseratn, "Tv suelo was ‘roc hy en be darted ty amon here bes {ied repented witha hi weatering raat a eon ne te ente eee Mina Seertey. > EALIY would Mave hd to have set more bok ie fot We set adn Anoer neta uty he fn whe he wae tine a ‘rae Ie «rotary along the ge ot tie te “lst for 8 owent MMe Malta strange si ein tt cae fran the vet ofthe ithe ott, ‘Tes his pone Hatred Hy ote 9 ie wou sre ners romney for tooth aie atthe ud ‘ward The ea en tat fs ere ‘one eat, etn atom ad fue it vay” then aoe toca ie enna bis pes ston the a teen aurea Crayne, ite urethral foam mere sunny ett eth tenet ai St a wate me cere eth i ting i beet sudcanae onda. ere frnard nl the teat srinatel, So swift, sn terribly see Anew ie areas of le ‘variiyatie the sie ed twa he seth were ae he tray ha sly Al ite eee strike to te eoelonen tha ee {ie carey wont ace of 4 rowan thtt fet Siceijtan mere no dferent ett ‘ic tne whomever it Drie a ale Tiny Laxton at Rhoats near Chemone sora tt the se ato Me ek Jom elem exe etwas reteling te word ina freally. sltatmeoniae fmaiiee Me Mad tugent, haga oe ees the {a eh ha eh ke aon the ats he aa the fenctotes that erred the Blane of he foc he Tiettea tae rc more Se thi wii se feos of arte hele Nera, Waar tr faye n't siete What ew ha Digitized by Goog!

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COLLiER'S FOR AUGUST 28. 1914 1s — (SSS | Fe ay regularity 1 heat kof re gt izing spectacle. AL a ime w every nitions Bm met Of ‘There ix ne weekly paper q ecord as meh Sate citizen af the comutry were hard ‘when every ig Nite 0 the com Congress ix cheapness oe, eva 8 ‘and local interests hliterence {0 the geieral pubic gound of the ation The mil averse of the Lawer ate abt be IW wie tie ‘new fn Washington to attend othe pub tains, ‘There were perlonis whe than hal the members were away ing to their oxy reelection. For example fon Satay, Ags! 1191 nnd prety a insertion that not half th ff Congrensnvlerstant Iwenannes whieh they hae pase. The That this b eaten the comma Feel ing of observers alont the Lawer “af Congres just at this Hime, Tne Taower Hon whown itself fie wayne The hows? buthing beet i Weshington ha to be closed beewse Km ‘hinge be may alot ical, fonder to get hinself relecte ane wot ea to make an American prowl of eon Me myn: Tt ela huble ‘olvstience ta this uty: whieh L feel awe tar the people of the Pirxt Congresslonl ‘erga hat he bernie ton. Thun! Te i running ett the ate atu he this going fn the ata rink pes “There WHHL be "seen Tribe for ane county a far a Fat serve” Marke this appest to swetionnt [1 ejustice: “Hae alvowatesd and fwars fain | Tensions for worthy: Confeerate veteran fa thede widow.” ut om anotlior LR tape ged io hy hs ete ITE: fe nothing 10 hopetew to an : the Hor af the Tse ‘lnersee af Comprens i the back of vie nformiation about 1. ‘There b hit fren algo ‘appropriate vite tile wel sea "The senate, nf course, et ‘They have staged by Washington suring the hot weather w twvattend to the public husiness. fitedebatecon he antitenst tenner Tens ent ively farming ana creditable ie overnment at Wash om the “Timex and one her daily papers ive daily prac ‘SENATORS. Sha yerieyedy for reclection (some other Senstere whens teres expire Save sireaty boom defeated) eay a eomplete 5 the work of Parl ‘each: morning by sume fants of the people of & Conon does not mee For the New York fn equally complete ie seraphie repart of any cory ruta ton of ith anee aetna —=]| st inuiyumn. He eae in easimentan “owes Saar | i OWOY uf TATNAL ot Cangresa won ivoive probiotic tele |““Onee widget te cggennt te ra) OUT fea toll The same be few Glace sewanos Sw tanvnoy. Werbingion ie ey ot | Aitemme — (Memade | Male ert Coe ee ree he tha nt enwngh pol ayers of that © bo the people of Georgia realhy swat: low this sont of hin Vapi, it ix ft admit that this expect thelr Washingto Sse a a rcutegacald a ie See sree ene | ere eee eae es Sooremeecmreecmcs | atoms mane Sree Sat i paerenee csr e memanmee ee am | Reneratte aren mesehia nortan | Eater Seateeone teatime: | mew fo the mouth 7 §

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The Best-Laid Plans HERE 1S A PALNTI iy which an esitor finds ter heaves of hi perineal taintient, he looks forward aint makes tind other se at the Iw med The Great American Fraud Sovetnber? What effect TN THE MIDST OF WAI ALARUMS pause to consider the fuet nl toward reaetion that the Oxyfakers Mave sued Cousin’ for $250,000 dannager the Congress i neutral thong? in? OF eomise, 1H ge far elses al the mires Aoveloyae w tenseney’ for the wes fo seek arom them an ownfer power an them re will Tt infeet Aw war, wii lew apparent Tew the strong beginnings of a swine Towa rete, fs Innwult, aw teneney to shut in of liye Mlstante for the neslier tanec, alist a ayinpahy, for Thursio was signitieant. Haat the hele effect, Rote things are erystalliel, never to ¢ ‘eople hk with stint frienally tolerance om CAx% hack fri Doane be targely here thes that Fora 0 the same xpirit—-w spit whieh woul fotenapmruey Awevienn i: Oh, et “ha as Be Bailey 111 FADER even say that Hs From exis HC he ths, Was ADVANCE! Carre Ghavis, who voted for aet—sagn that Cousens will be stp Honavca for President iv 1916, Prophery, brother, ik In'we ae 4 is that the ext tha Roose That guess. Wee can't remember a ‘out ws a Mel to pre igo “Tribune” nome weeks Ago wh what Tt fears There wae a fore ‘The “Tribune” i nay Cinhastelly the ure rey +f the Bepubtenn party: new ‘They ee that thet eo he jong ry est is is canna whotly Buti, He be agit nt of the ane ripth lane far, I we Kio huts. For Baul tel ae ple tala il wil exe Tally, Ratuny hi in kiawhadge of the phoma hy go sanprably the superior of the maw whe no mm wha cine fw ae Hotaamn on the ee he wae ala eller teoiue mien. Ty any: Sena Te anone the fast Yen. The rel thelr iret election, aul the agitation Hf our Virginia brother ea fd any camnfort in this, wen a tn Of the Same Opinion Still al ses of Che, a Taree, We wink Tianuny well, Tw reality Ie be an Hes ike ae vergence bay Watane Siwy ait lewbiatinen hinwwelt a Ves Tarinano Catenin Laos, We heard a story i Netty of Kansts, tiseweiig 2 bill om the Hoo. tive min the rural Kansas ear, spoke of the we not elon em nina att Wis ex Senator front Tes EC (Phe figure of speceh i the Congrenman’s, not our) Hare heant ness by eithout rviterating thar it ie # national isfurtune, he the quotation atid wrote a letter tw Congreseman Nestay demanding wis one of thone whe Know thin word for what Ht teally baz easopiog. ‘of a friendly personal natiefaction. whieh he seat A ie man Ney ‘secon visit fh ful wae given the Faction of the oll fashiouest sat finn that estat sevordt itn the eh titel 9 gh the ha to the inci lace of beginnings. Her eye sae wer to the everlat itm st elevation canld intr with er feienls thought of hee ough al they were nobler be vie ai ste four poli to aeronit for tt. Ht wakes sunlight insole Totten. Wee think it 1 We ix a blowing to the Good Reading ee wot Tee of themes, they n me. afer al 1 GUESS is that, however niet interest there may te sas Mrs. Weise iff. And iv th Alomestie pwtities this fall, deweriptions, weil written, of what i ete te, Tree, ‘ell be the or attire fmt eveptable ings vol ay that

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For EGiciency OPAL ABSTI Aispatch from London, “will be strict Enxter Sitaexiscros’s tp across the Routh P this men propose to work Tong bours, every day, bnt for stinulants they will ely on nothing stronger than tea or cocoa.” Thi ix not the freak of an enthusiast sense decision, bane pon the facts concerning robot ‘eats ont the bawze. mt i show keri cable Imerved during Sir ‘continent. He and Fest of uk be equal ete Is This Best? AmeN inves respect fo our Large ig the right sing with For ourselves we with Tain Beasts or real is books ‘wr rel the aulnirable book of Cusine K. roms, think the em ie reading the de lon af the evurt in the Tilernational Harvester eee We feeling that nw one of the janes had wn eal iH nersenry, ner the: Haws it Tw the law they enforred sludge Hox state Te mny be. wa that there be # grog recent of the concentrate revarers for tale sik weer, te ttn teen tin srr a a ho thay public wpinion which valle for ieglalatire vapreacinn. 1 be wot for the vow {Turton whether thedwpinbon ve righily wri lle ted. whether Tater on ade (ook wie stl that he binieelf il wot believe in what Te but Jon, bowever, tat make I tal that Inthe wan the base ott thn ‘enw fa oe pet ‘thine te ht tee tn Tie sorrow the ek [Se taecontet ere me br the ‘anaterer nthe rat "hey were eon (a feeble mined "The tat swe inthis ese is ‘Thin exuetly at when se ate ble um te foreign war. Does recognized, for cooperation to the conditions ereated ‘aneaton for delat whether th How About This? ILS FOLLOWING WORDS wer written by the present writer in Coustnn's aver fee sees "Phone who fat consolidation in thin eve start with a barge bud ap, Why not wevept it unt rrqutate 112 Tu voncenienee, in reamony, in profits, revyowe duit the beucfite of eommidation. ‘The exsen Hal gronnd for complaint in that ton mang of these benefite none ign ti the romsolidatorn, ‘These works were prints iu Couuten's for Janwary 16, 1900, That wine some sears lefore the Progressive party was dreamed of, W tae fre to atone mis have gone Fo uh jet severnl ties sive thes, but the word rest wi The Curse of Small Business ILE ATTENTION of those who believe that hig busines ix ers snall white are preferable ju the faterest of the Landon Mente ‘built eno ily be tow seeved by sixty-five compan erating sitions using thirty-one differen Miferent frequencies, twentvone diferent distributing voltages, and fifty methonls of charging the emer for what he gels. The waste ‘caused hy this confion ate This poles hi o arrange for an ultimate supply from one lage to refite the bricacbrac ax fast ws posible, The Fromble ie that for the next dfteen sears the savingy thus effected retiring the pital already Invested, so that ain. Tasdon Oy far of but unnlerstoa. The dificulty with the future, Tusinese mst be the general catacience, “Auy service tt for vst av eadershi me 1 he aleguate oF Ht inf CT A RUINED EUROPE after the war this depends partly upon wheilier oF not aimeut question. Europ ow lars er anime a thie Wa veal He will go far Ti The one, war in Haneda fusper a inl awe prawesd after the forwat exe aster wh viitaey fanntion, “Quy elvis 1 part nok of tortion ae Fen INCINNATHE the oywas by. One-day reveutly the managing el 0 think he cate around to Cots face got From he es, an reported Tw the "Pont," We ‘Congressman NievoLas ‘all drewedd ap in new ‘the nest National © ‘will real te ateadity he may: be a ‘son, whether to le Progressive « ‘et “Hid no ea so frankly al ance." We ous? “Anyhow, Hf plies of Couasen'e were aesenbled aul woul thew take # took at one avother, we think ly get nt af the company: he would fa hiwel€ Tn, Fatherhood and Motherhood ehildren being born into families. A family consists of a recognized father. a mother, and a chil or several children. Every form of egal and social pressure has been exerted for centuries to make this e race. Tix mucoont ix ork ‘ane vaatly more sumer nthe iMegitimate—i e, thowe born outside the family relation. In spite of all this we are hearing n great deal nowadays about women “sbieking motherhood,” “refusing motherhood.” oF “escaping the duty ‘of motherhood.” ax if a child were a sort of solitary Indulgence on Ansone who knows the tacit of iy alwags two people te: in Teany blame ‘The version which blames the woman only is no more modern thaw the third chapter of Genesis. If we are to do ‘thinking on thie Smportant ub ject, it ix rhenomenon of men “ehink. ing fatherhood.” “refasing fatherhoot.” and “escaping the duty of {atherhool.” ‘This correction ‘uot only with respect to. the om of marriage, respect to the economie basis life. ‘The modern development of means of diversion and ‘ae well ae women. Successful men ma pleasire ae woruen sure. They avoid anid neglect the family with Tooth have made the same tragie wintake sient to the durable xatisfactions of Tie, It ix emen's college has a baal a reeont from the stant of perpetuating the race ax hax Harvard. Our eonntes will fale by talking ax if it were sex sticide The problem is to impress the ideal of family life wpon people who have been s0 educated and trained as to he centered wholly on themselves

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1s COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 ‘‘In Mizzoura’’ Three Mississippi River Towns Chapter vut— Abroad at Home—American Ramblings, Observations, and Adventures By Julian Street Mlustrated by Wallace Morgan at tat fe hr of sh ha we the "ae fratare ant Tt think of many: nes 1e nude te tak of Majesco te

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 19 Meet gst the Oto finn an ence’ ame ng tho es Hit. eon horned ap her Sin ae Chae an wae pelted iia Ate rem, Su Pathe starred we taper it whieh Nam wore ett tse ae de “ratwriting Te wwe Inde In teh pa fel He as te ia the he toe es ehh from lacks ee SF thee weit too lew with no bone te Frotty thas where then jie eat tha st atace poe te ake tere are ana ot iy tie tine eh ot at eh 0 slimmer Matt trom the mouth of the ee en Sale We sere foto esr oe ur fet he 1 af wy story TE sete au hear ‘oa Tm a of brah on enc T shart wat Set tat nt i here” A Trateds That Didn't Happen mene ie ‘My une thou wae ot Wi "Wetiage he td Bro atari twit femsertont. Well, he” (Cuntianed om pe 31)

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2 COLLIER’S FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 Parallel of Men and Dogs in the Great European Slaughter

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 a The Mowing Down of the Gallant Uhlans =I Canada Comes to the Aid 1 of the Motherland

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Velvet Joe ‘The Genial Kentucky Philosopher has a message forthe readers of Collier sWeehly HOUN' DAWG'S happiest f ae thee a ot eet wort as Be "A. man it happiest when he's has’ a Hea tthe buses that keep idea! abvays 00 the jmp the Bases that wil po: “Thats how Liat & Myer to be the bane thseco manda tert the woldby chao ea beating “Whatever bond appear ender ur name moat be the es tat can Ie pao forthe money “VELVET i one of Lege & Myew ideals “Nace mus have sre ut to make idea pipe smoke when she made Kentucky's Bale, melon DOMAVER Te Stakes na ing Tebsceo. COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 Pickups of Sport The Stopes Cinch By Grantland Rice uastilt teas anew Meeting the Game BO se nh eee: Meas wi oe hts sere How to Pitch Driving Back War ‘hor with ce mee See The Immutables Win” atin the atrdent bat, “Wl etaty or fe ong en ‘ The Lone Survivor oltre fe Chien what ‘ta sipping witty. ga on gage irk nmin dearer naught ia ee et the sd guards fr sar Ted i fit hah; To ariee hin reat his cherished ia

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cotier’s FoR AuGUST 20, 1914 RO: Wirt Brickbats @ Bouquets #52 omen {igga"Warternn the. lout, and rane nt" Kevtey of the the lkwor trate than anything ese pa ‘then we have named them, we shed anawhere, tas eras a He ston to ihial of te nore Drew strong bat hove thoazht Seok of Manger ea ape, ia Laviner a Satan, “iat the are ‘hat newnquper suitors "Tae are weekly eu mat ts Te there any ai cane tn that Why dr we term Medi‘ perlaeafowteaty eB totais ermal? iether ate Way se twee ole pate noteworthy newspaper ae ih Inter so atonshingy nal Bixomattos, XY HLAL'N Teves Retoue artueday Sight, adate very much the etre nd “ ove the St alton Nosrlatoon at tomtom. Pox) erudition, non heehee frat “ae hers site + S55 moyen eat oiler inte wo ‘her alesienn policy Democratic #3 ruse allen "Ras Journal + Tarr Roc Aa ‘iat itconan oot at ast ‘een ic te Wit nnd ouse ‘Taft or anptaaly tant was before him. Por masa fon at i ou aver ry oa 2a ‘ine ec from same hr ea. ‘ier ad wa ah ta an Pye ar ‘tte stu of theo Stas tout an to the Soleo bisek Ht formabenty and he ple the" tamed oon "he tees wf the ie Maat mi'now twa theiting Brean of the Foreian Secretary were Southampton tie Hall tgratened ae wre tern the "Sort Chanel the Slvze peau, cach win tv great town stareinz crows padPedteen ant atl eae every There wore ittucked aul often ma oven fname, compen tele eieperate women ws hid sven tele ean poral Intore thee egos Ta the See for me Bet at fhat tomes | Sie"eee aboot bait mle away sie | {armed ber quarter: aol" there, to a | “Ever-ready” ideal heating When the frst cold rain, chill winds, fog oF frost stops! your Vacation-outing and drives: you hnurriedly back to the eity, how your home-coming is cheered by The ‘knowledge that. you have fonly to touch a match to a Hite Kindling in the ever-ready IDEAL ‘Boiler and within ten ‘minutes feel the soft, June-tike Warmth distributed alike in ‘every room and hall through the AMERICAN Radiators. that ‘and Hike alert sentinels to guard you from every attack of Faw of fero weather, kooks uu Cl Bowers Sine ae ae

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4 COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 ‘evap aetna i slew aoe ral ot Bien ne tte Arce the bysealpspecialistsevers~ wherein treating hairthat Sinbad condition. ‘Their combination, in PALMOLIVE SHAM POG, makes » splendid, fich lather that does not ‘eenorary adage, atl ue ‘iaings, "in A Remarkable Series of Articles ‘on the Present War by the Ablest of the War Correspondents will begin in SSeraeer of alo TS Sy in, Abe ‘ad Re eB Teale oa tr he tone Epes s nea. " i ier fou Soares SMS ee SRB CT] Six consecutive shots at twenty yards A remaresle score at ner cme bal neaets as Smith 5 Wesson Automatic . Safety first -- For oce tha lly yar i the 77 fr pracigie Vou cam dl ‘must renter Ieee Easiest to cock ~~ Jost press the seleae catch ant amet We rc openly Vou cam cock i Easiest ¢0 clean =~ Slay be opeoed up fr cleaning shone taste fart - ‘The special aller protects you um useitabie asain pierre he ulate oles as many earinineacd ealne late ‘inde: partly etained hy “Aihyour dealer. Wrike for fo bebe dering go dt SMITH & WESSON, JeDStocabedge Se. Springhill, Soe served leon 1 the. (omen Serape would ‘certaby be Ae ecient Ba new departure which wil heat rat inaaramce seat the

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coLtier’s FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 oa I == | Love and the Business Jyttgen the ROME bemigre te tt toe “They tea eat fee for wie ewe Sif made dm inet toa Sarena haa taken, a tech ia yt hel ‘rah hat the fw esters 4h ln we an ae Certainty, Rosle Dubin came Just wait till YOU get behind one of these books citead conmitle a contie me ack? Theytellanastonish- They point out the safe, fallen tower. ‘The ny wie he ond ing story of money that sane, easily understandable Puce toe ine Cis pena, ee way’ to establish adver- ioe 3 ; has been wasted!) ing “on firm bisines men ene —of campaigns that basis, IE tthe the |] have been wrecked! In a word, they strip the —of business horse- subject of its “mystery.” sense that has been She squpan you're lacktou! a non-advertier, “Bit you are “They present the whole subject of advertising ina totally new light. expos att soote ME of ruta Whether you are now Hig then alo rand eet, nae fu Me in te Mona aie ati ’ og fa pT books handle the Toth hands slipped back. to th eR: agit! id ged ai he haps sow —without gloves

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Because it Upholds Him fe Road Sinoothers E.tewse ot Sse ai kl SET OF FOUR ON FOR cr WHEL COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 “rete a ote coat xe sit ster ding betters he wae esiiey'SO yor ae te wo to Satis oid even were wistful, He seas searing for rou fa he ait at Sr tm ht bon ft feee eka dt ou ee a te dh beat Stee the Mavs “thee: oe iene nthe e uy ‘eet wp oer a ‘my eef 1 tastnre hi ira cai of ME ber bold Rath" rater tw ek "rr the ay rae ween karen tht Sakavenka st mantaome imme Thu no tabe curt wrap hoe ea inane et fro the fd af indy tthe inst i, i'yee somewhere w dngsee A, tere the enuf‘ wth Fn ores assay | } les peel satel oto et tere wattlng hel ever te elo go “rahe cont” un iota staat ‘iva era au dh get et ake hn te start sayint good night; I con ‘only stay hoo hours longer” “Well, darling, 1 suppose we'd better ss irk te tus Irie paper sero to uicent how's overs Bis ateres a eats sie on weer ane se oth ‘making toney for she was ‘Vert ber sop Inte teal serial eather yor all re” Rot she, welll" Nathan aed “ts sal™ Ne Mace cus” Morte aw seer, anil etn ti Pioese enter uy ee ets sh ops eta gs x ve to Shiny shat wp SEAN he DT “Por teat? onthe “Tis at es at sap shorn scr Se fer eweller exer sel SFr te the petra to ft tein “Mere te Hi” Nathan makes eazees: SRC by Google

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 a Seinen $6108 =e) =|91350 jas MA addition these, uch sobled he concem te handle mucha sume of buxne ieee Wil tin dete sane paaren capes co, ave sven cenit Ways Uy Tracks ovecome Sees an tt

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a COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 Just a Century Ago All Europe Was Sisor In Arms Against Him— At thirty-six Napoleon had conquered Europe. He had forced | way from a petty officer's rank to the command of a continent ‘The seeds of the present European wat were sown in his meteoric eaee Have you ever read an interesting popular account of “The lite) of the man of Destiny Do you know why Holland and Belgium were organized as neutral atte after the battle of Waterloo? = Do you know how the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg came to be? These questions and 500,000 others are answered in the new history, written for the modern busy men— The Lodge History of Nations hee “The story of each nation in a single volume like the biography of a max”) ‘ ave Co ck tn To-day, while every edition of the newspapers is centering your inves tad Epes yercar bagi oo emesis afer poe enna esehertaligeike 9 cing’ Matty of ge ; sees A year from to-day you will really know those nations their past struggles, their geography, their resources and strength. Now, while your interest is stirred, is the time to acquire that Knowledge of history which is the surest mark of a really well-read man, Now is the time to cultivate in your children that love of historical study that helps to success Your Copy of This Free History : weet Booklet is Waiting sn We are baling yout copy of hia ee inary bootetawaing your reque You ace ened to i ava Colier reader. | went ‘Merely clip the coupon. | eevee 1 cla how the Nore of the mations | teylcsenkr ScoterLndge's cc, | "er the bey moder be Te tel of the index hae cbitien mies yout kate in n= Terai penonage 10 thom they eer ey oy Sem nr bow |

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——— ES Effect of the War on American Business COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 American Merchant Marine at Last | War Abroad Means Unity ot Home Who Ever Forgot His First Dish of Puffed Grains? oubt, when first you tasted any ‘one always remembers the first dish of Palfed Wheat oF Rice vk back—you who know them, Note hose well you What other food dainty, in all Your Time is Coming if it hasw't come—when yon learn the A will see crisp, airy, fragile morsels which seem too good will serve them with erean and stigat or mix them with x Gr you will Moat them Bike crackers in bowls of tik, And son'll find that these thin-walled, fay grains have 8 taste Hike toasted ts a red-letter morning. You will serve thousands A Paffed Grains alter that, but you'll never forget the These. as you know, are Prof, Anerson's foods, By his patent process—hy shioting from gume-every granule is steam exploded, ow shoul know them, They are scientif f cach has. differen taste, Get @ package 1 now-—aind see which kind yon like bes. The Quaker Oats @mpany Sole Makers

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20 COLLIER's FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 caer eee DIXON'S [orcsnicss: Graphite [esses Lubricants [FRI put the double-cross on that busy little jinx called “Friction Equally good for motor cars or motor boats. Wrin fir the Dien Lairlerieg Chart ‘THE JOSEPH DIXON cnUCRLE CO. He ite HE t fs Thr paren sadn = z ue i ay i i y i Fy 2 i ¥ H i DoYou Run a FORD? | arte peso | Hgyt Magnetometer a ke teveret yo re Sawn | Ser hg wey of tig i coe tac mores of th we from eerswbere, a ee he Ha Bast hte tere he 4 tp var has ven We 9 merchant “att We face ele new aventen of ted mnt of i hah Wont a en rh the ‘the te the bowen tint toa "ne eae fia 'aensety hth ea = Irene wl elonnate Wig ivi "Fae view wt the pel "Yona the ‘ie oe telnet whe tp ‘net uf tee tm Fires eet warn x bo sn to Kure of ecvlo of tun site sworkeraeatetaly ermal ht Ties sna tational tee sme itz ant erat ik ‘Fite Pact Kates tre thems Tiel romaine at feu ar nn The Metamorphosis of a Nation the at iia rma fy ae ‘the hana silted es

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 a Here’s the best-made .22 Rifle in the world 2. OHIO ES INSTITUTE that Fam Saint sen her mater? fmf care ae

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Boys’ Educational Institutions song with the wea ‘ten Sea aaliyah Sieutien ana wns fre te stl Morgan Park Academy Known for Character Building Sig Md ring me when we moved out 8 “heme foun Iara fie’ Bat ete te inter in the et the fat at hk Maes min) Tien Colonel conan, Mr, Joba 0. Raber priden of he Cli hank, 4 wonder aathing lr Thr's "Sabi hm, ond hope tha omc wil wr for Fuh Ye rod hat oh Oblene ‘comet ‘ine tats “view ‘adonet Hawking, former vent toni ne treba ae The i in wt in meh) tment on rosebeekedFowne weeors Ee oar red Yo ty tte enc {iat the pager at" fe ec, th tee Bi Person Without a Title Girly’ Educational Institutions ate ea wan ny erm Special Educational Institutions Wray steele Coletta Re neste, fo he uformied the that the Me Tena mei Less ‘Straight?

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COLLIERS FOR AUGUST 29, 1914 33 "| Special Educational Institutions tesedt alt one whet at Tetinated Dai carin casa fil a eae ee = S| oe Pete at ina pre sinh Major Walt, "Taow’ sibs gem ike i ee a Pronpcive Freshmen should mabe ssev re Somme in ibe New Dormont fae They ae Sine, ant The Poker Sense in Pike County Twas Mr Mats ee os A Town That Fortot to Grow Up jie which we {ke tt a former ‘at "eike Cou ‘study Dentistry tthe INDIANA alee a that be 4 yt ind orted ba tell we coe Toor than ity soe i iden tage “Fier clarkcritie 8 twee tn the wget Ta ab ha uta iter agers At shee Aone side ison ale vanes be he be of Hater Fins "shred hr Bane free mich yong Sem Clemens Toh atheros Ine white or bm ‘Afteen taivnten of the jxme T made ni fst Hs ite tin hes were fate Ue Sond "Uepernte fete wt ‘er wy Ta tay" Sere ‘it ee

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COLLIER'S FOR w See America now; you can’t go abroad while the war is on. Read Julian Street’s “Abroad at Home” and find out something about the “home lot.” The European conflict em- phasizes the value of the See America First idea, not only as applied to travel, but to the busi- ness. aspect of the “home lot.” Enforced concentration on home consumption will show the possibilities of “America first” asa market. American table waters, gingerales, food products,clothing,drugsand toilet preparations, toys and novelties, candies and con- fections, all of these and many other products will now find greater consump- tion by our fellow citizens. ‘The European workman's aban- donment of the machine for the rifle offers Uncle Sam the oppor- tunity to establish an international trade-mark “Made In America”. ‘The American Manufacturer will take this opportunity, and every other which presents itself, not to willfully take advantage of a world tragedy, but to heed a demand which must be supplied. MEE Pe zamena =a COLLIER’, THE E NATIONAL | WEEKLY “at

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COLLIER'S FOR AUGUST 29, 7p —DELCO ELectRI¢ GRANKING LIGHTING IGNITION i amg Study the wiring diagram illustrated above. It shows all the wires there are in a Delco equipped automobile, || Note the simplicity of it~ the apparent | strength and character indicated. ‘You will find slight deviations from this dia- gram to meet the engineering and manu- facturing requirements of the various motor ___-carcompanies. But, in all essential details the diagram is standard. ‘The Delco system is a complete electric cranking, lighting and ignition system. It includes also— A reserve ignition A connection for horn and extra lights when desired ‘A dimming feature for headlights- A protective circuit breaker to prevent possi- ble damage from short circuits— A locking device for both ignition and lights. Simplicity is the Keynote of the Delco System The Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company, Dayton, Ohio ers = J. The automatically controlled generator pro- vides a high charging rate at low car speed and lower charging rate at high speed thus insuring a well charged battery under ordi- nary operating conditions, and preventing over-charging at the hands of a fast driver. ‘The automatically controlled ignition insures a properly timed spark at all engine speeds. And with all these features the Delco System is remarkably free from complications. It has less wiring, in fact, than was once used for ignition alone. ‘This combination of efficiency and simplicity is made possible by the single unit, single wired, grounded system. ‘The Delco System was the pioneer in the electric cranking field. Three years ago the first electrically cranked car ‘appeared. It was Delco equipped—and it revolutionized the ‘automobile industry. ‘Today 154,000 owners are driving Delco equipped cars

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Here’s y Heap Big Smoke Joy Here és the big smoke joy with the real flavor and get- up-and-get in every whiff. Makes no difference, men, how you smoke it—jam it into a jimmy pipe, or roll it into a ciga- rette after breakfast—and you'll get the top-o-the-morning feeling into your system for all day. Yes, sir, P. A. is the one real biteless and stingless tobacco bet and it keeps men smoking it once they start. PRINGE ALBERT the national joy smoke has the bite taken out by an exclusive, patented process. It never = nipped anyone. It can’tbite. You can smoke P. A. all day and PRI until bedtime, without your tongue being any the wiser. P. A won't parch your throat. It is the heap big smoke joy, for sure. You go and swap the change for a helping and know real tobacco. The cost is only 10c for the tidy red tin or Se for the toppy red bag—also in pound and half- pound humidors. Sold everywhere, 20 buy aplenty where stores plain etey R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO C0. WinstorSalem, N.C. NGE ALBERT LONG BURNING PIPE AND CIGARETTE TOBACCO

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 SimUDSOH SiscAlO #288 $1550 mises, Our Level=Besf )S1x This new HUDSON Six-40, despite its price, marks our level best. Our 48 engineers, headed by Howard EF. Coffin, have devoted four years ! to the car. In reply to all conflicting claims—defending higher prices— that’s the most that we can say. ‘This carn the cimax of HUDSON am abvaye been combated. But the recone In the quay eld old the low-priced bions, We may do beter sometine, but we show that the grncal tend has flowed record, for cats that compare in size, clase can today. whe we bed aed cipacty, Sice lnk yea, oe eed “There ie hardly « pat or deta which we Sines are slot nivel now in the svat mw reduced the price $200 Gnd wih to beter In he cogicerin in erper wade of cam Lighters mom Amt in deeing skll—not tack—has beaty aed como, in lighne and economy, demanded. Economy has been sted. given thin car amaringly erect balance, th cr comes nea the ape, we bee. ces have came down. And HUDSON We my this sher thowands have been norton i beeuty and equipment are be tested on the road. Alter 12 months’ ex- ine fst edopted. ‘You Approval erence wih our at yes S40. Afer The HUDSON Six40 thin your difon The more exacting you ae, the beter ing ol the newyear models which ow tv fom its nding viva miely in degree of youl apyrove thin ca Mt will meet your ! have brought out. And we believe tht most progress It simply lads the common tend. conception in the things you want, In big ways and litle ways i will show you today's Where Hudson Leads bet standards, We spent all lst year on deta and rohnement ‘men wil agree with wm Its 48 Designers “The HUDSON S40 lah in hie ‘There ate 48 men there have been for sme carn of this capacity. It reduces od. Go sce it, and bear this in mind: We yeatyenthe HUDSON exp of enpcer, Esters abat 1,000 pond Idd» beg fn or the en who wan ‘And Howard E.Coli bead the “Tha Jahon, he + eewiype mt, Bat we ald ma wh ou pre! Knowles Tt hes never been chimed, so far as we 0» # chimlead in lew operative cost. 4 badd 0 bemer car ow, that tee oon able cope in the W'kads in ener, Ie sumer wars. Hiudoon dealers are everywhere. ceunry. And cen hr a ead ain cw pe of expel New catalog on request. In HUDSON modele—con- stanly powwnina “thes =" HUDSON Six-40 at ot gens $1,550 f.0.b, Detroit in weight and pie, a beep and operative cont ‘And this HUDSON Sa-40 for 1915 masks the fn rest ol thei ft. Bs oe Do Opinions Differ? ‘There sre arguments of * coune, which combat curs ( Each maker defends his own. But we doubt if wellinormed men seriou difer about this HUDSON advances bane HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 8185 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich, Te = xed oct sate up to seven ‘ne 2 bent 6 Covpe ‘Aisa Lie.

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COLLIER’S FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 A Revelation in n 1915 AutomobileValues Never before have such unprecedented values been offered as in the 1915 Mitchell Light Four. Here is a car that is literally crammed with value. It represents, in our opinion, the best “Buy” in Motordom today. Look where you will but if you An Economical Car Smooth Riding once see this wonderful ear you wil he compelled to admit that it is the reatest on the market today 1 Michell 1918 Light Four isa John W of teeping it ow the cond Light Weight ad These Remarkable Features: Ai wat Sates cot of ord secidets are ao | labial Lewes Racine. Wis.U.S.A.-

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 The Beaufort Sack Suit * (By the House of Kuppenbeimer) DVANCE Fall and Winter Model for Avene Men. A good example of fan entirely new standard in men's —a quality that is attracting the attention of the whole country to the pro: ductions of this house. The BEAUFORT is a three-button sack, with full soft roll, form fitting, with the correct narrow shoulders and sleeves. It has style, every detail correct, authentic, the general effect graceful and pleasing. ‘The difference is right here—much of the tailoring you see today is a straining alter the fashion rather than an achieve: ment of it We venture to say you will not find anything approaching our BEAUFORT or BRITISH models for Young Men un- der any other than the House of Kuppen- hheimer label. You may in a way find sim- ilar detail, but the effect is not convincing. Men everywhere should realize that this is a time of better values in clothing. Yesterday is not today. Old methods are passing. There are new demands and new possibilities. Tt you have the opportunity to see these Kuppenheimer Suits, slip them on; stand on a rug in front of a mirror and say whether we are wrong or right. We want you the i tar ade "Kappenemer Clothes are sold by a rep: sesttaive aren ealy every Metopstan {Site athe Unted Sates and Canada you ‘nil be dind to tend you our Book of Fashions. THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER Maker of Clete for Men and Young Men Chicago

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 7 Barney Has a Hunch By Harvey J. O’Higgins

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‘ COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 5, the morning: that she had th arene in a Ft ‘Aveaie oko at half oot even’ Mat the bad iam a rie to Pale em em te The tet the randy since the deapentel oe tm ee of Der hand en foe. Xo word ba come fom es. "At the ena tw wees er fet Sed yarent appealed te the eles andthe pele ‘coms seers eevee Ht wo be easter to fe who bad teen reperted. "missing to the, Rew Ing array of levine ae. eve™ tha Where at iia, fo Bond silat arsed ny some nolweme tea af ubduc tore he would be reer ace detect 1 she ha ‘tat heer ‘at had ben ‘ite hay hn mark open Ne Tabing’ Augnone! “hen ‘ant wo o¢ sheet, et oe ‘ava salad onryey. Fa pison ene taf al Twink!" Dit yom eve tay to give a hyena fre tion? Next thing thee newshwper toy wi be en Iie sovies nt gine eine Flore tt FA Avene itu and be mused oat the win ot Nears Ray esit"he exported tn darorer. there same tence of ave Heed ot at that eter st anounced as Pieler Ia Tare ening Mute he ww te ‘hile Mima he ttn race thea i glare at i I pone “Rinaetea’ "Piette ary spre bis srt wil ets Mi er te tae ot oily Iernave he thomsht be utr the Master ‘mystery to Us tale tn Po Aen tat terause Fidelio wi st toa 8 ieee sper metro vse it ha ne oem ‘han a Harem teak snl Foue eee exept fe 9 throach the ope ‘nt be sew Ne ma ing that he tod far as 1 were am imjsnae lata that a ‘aly Mere h way. 1 more frm the moa ‘he dave frame He burried tothe de, ‘The chlo ‘ra alas appearing the sree that ed strat {From the station tata tae he behind Pin {hat sored sumet rors Me sew x dalla wate Tat the telat so of x wot fe stther beset ctw Tn ate ture fe hed at hic tent’ Iteaely ‘om i be a ot Neh wie the vaeg to whi emrty of show wi sacure teste everare? tateting, urd-euntys. peser ny, sree tae, ea Serr ant ef the nae ad tevemeat fafa (Sts srowdne esis fo el tor "Tiere cot mbt that het rs botcartem ton tie raved to he wating In, of roars. the ma emit a Ie te en itn rane wan ves ite Tanger tb ‘ras ne more fain te amon pelos Ther fas a learng om hie he {not pane He toe Ani u Barney ie tne armed ‘throm leiden throu see fre, erm Souther ite how, Fs toe sharp ek, amt arte done tong ‘ine tear the Yeo ya ‘esha Tari ha ne Irom the tf he he “Te at track Mit thon nn at frerg rst a fal af te tod Hee were wate bas {ne beh ie rts fo ao hog hee te tra eas cee Harney hee th teeth ‘he lght= of the fares, norte bingo fa ‘ge th ot seventies een bree ‘nt ee ring wt osting thr the gram Wear an arstorate cle dg ae Tae go at Henne comscousty. Tt work sett Ino ne si fren of rtf eat i we ‘toa at at Hk met th iran tor th at lowe atv ronreni fa frre ir ene Indestne proved the ul tnt the het ofthe Bl when Ye erst ‘0 bday octet of amatber water tar mind se ste all i Att Me ‘Then he ernie Treg an theo ‘ite le of he oa rom the tage el sapret, ‘ring tthe det, Se: ufer same date: detlant ars 1 1 SN ‘here sratber rere a ang ot er te ety ke a on tigers rely cide bit Wie Art Stes am te sng env a htersetaive vote ‘he ead Hp Nena wf the evening wit ‘Sree bri tnt som it etn throne ie pateeevr sy alae ti str ek the sare of {efit stars Nog sola hae Yk fot kei ides tice ofa etn Thrkieer had led dn A the ron seat ang vt it ten Tarn oa mney Twa to mae ly tbe Pd ge hn he = ‘ie cata detente tein Mea

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER s. 1914 ° Mandy’s Methods Sue By Nelson Burnharn siz tutti ihe smart of @ fet Matt's gloering ate eye Moe is aattelnt Hint — WAUSTRATED BY CLIFFORD CARLETON fection’ nhe wana to rn i hee motler= hm cancun nase ft fore ange Sorter were net extra to her, ita pity it T urs everthing it wn one & the tree nen. he ie es rated pana I ae! rar etarile beta We yume apt ryt the wort ek Tang ee tee id i se mit slat eal ‘te tatty Serko fran abe eh ry si st, Hata Yo bey met tye tel mm he! nty ntl rei aie” And bentnd “ain though ie Vilr trot a oad etme ‘rn fain ana Sette Swell ta You at wie the Thanet "evten aid wy Me the Ca ‘omnbre te tit at the rl Ee since tho at fio eke “anor, don't Fm they pee sont th Iie path ine tthe Ate John: Haese ‘ene hers brought ter aa that prot sutents tat nonce ‘wie the saber manor Iti ver pawe red worse he TF Mee fanats Motee ‘omme ulnwhen eletack™ the else “wl ys ty,” na ep ure me thes ed Hi -beavtay. tows seared. "Soy waved tae nul there were town er fer att ane ttt ikea ot she he ate ‘tiaeuatog wit erat ‘Then ‘at fie so ris GH aoe “nt women ast fate aston hoa als 1a, "ners One fer tosh tbe. ea carrage wae bce eee icone cies oie ince she wr ‘ste, aitbouch twas a eta of tet re ene ASD el the ty he He se, as She “aa ‘now an thew seeceal tre tober ca GS eartavenveen nainar aie eee ae Sioeeran eee Soe haew teal car iene ke eLearn ‘Snes rumors eens bes ies a aE ac encom SERB eine eter fr Pio epee et ag eer pe py age ppg ss See eer eis (Grates ture antartems arpnas mee Ste ayaa Soe Saecl ranting "eta ty te set i oh nla an Lipa re Faces Re ert a ide ni i Se a te hn ee,

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From Daybreak to Breakfast By W. Edson Smith

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER Chapter XII The Battle of Crayminster By H.G. Wells ssruies entng the nit os hod el Utes wheelie valctor a

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, era tee ihe toes, bak ‘sn ‘nats hs Ft wa the ew the tie oid wena nthe cx who, ba ee Bl Be aka," atreesrd te ref the ew be From the sar f her ss abe be wo Hore inset 'pthere ao ab ht hie pence ‘tee her aa a he ao prt wi 9 ae ‘len that berbaye presents 1 he rem paste roe te: enptare Hoa {ie hacen he we are sweat wis {ane and iterator" Whetever he mae {dyn that tee were rift Me bal teat he ‘ewe ia ma hr to nr bral he wa ty Mietemen Sahie Rew wae aie Iie miler pogerton ata neva ine for wml we af rrp Ue ann gut few ties aly ‘ena wt th as the tu ne hr jana woken ee. {he ons ett at han fa ke the home, in stleaon it Tete were wa the rowan nat ete thy bal a waive store, ae tion tn fesrye, I eats again to toning eat forthe ah Stand Wht han a i ha at ting om ser esa entrar ue oo "Ae ih ir eras om he a win ‘ister Y-TINE vag street a formal wets of owt: Yar riteiats ite weve tre fea thee et ities aaa Hy enema the wae Baily. ‘Phere was Muni he ape a ese eta with he ter vol the eae He tivated there state was of Ue Vlas few orga nat neve mo bay no whe he was Weer vee sho ity ant iy Mi ben tthe Wag Voalty an roiytngativatey” t he Aer, owas sk hn «wo eth at ‘rc bm we teeivaat. All the White are pee ‘ere i the meet “mae, A yeh ort of nore tg Se tamatek sah the takes, ‘Til ey rot wot ewig ve main St Ise ane foe dusiton “it nm fanty wpm aw In hi tek ‘se, yell otra an for women wth ute syne een sAlore kel. ogee yom athe be ‘asain thew: tere! What that fol Wt 8 fae ts "wae overtime 8 the outebets of the orn ‘hitman. the a drelly wot etree Me ‘hoe wat sei to eyraae him snap ie e'revteat ‘Waters Hh ao rare sve to avatar lang ely ile yur, he fl we eater wating one Tei ol be foo ath wth ts ton Inez ble scent of te ter eth 4 Drleklaper Bat ‘erred case are hx Bele yout up th ‘ena awl boas of the extreme ence he eat to kee ie brad protect. tt tes eae iy vee eine ac et acum tro eee tpt twelve ftom tom hz hea str tufehersyarts eenme vr at ones wn felt ite juve tor am ist no te he as ‘he top af the hacer’ wate was over that and {ut of The me bute a ralined thatheee What. tiem eae of the ten wero te bal It ‘el eke the hows sa hm fem the ‘ne ay tt the tae en, ‘rong aon. Hle tower ts eat aewaate Cat ie a nor ue fr vation evo the ait ese fg eemsteis. He wea in the newest nak HT WAS thirty seve later at after Helly hal fast melt fhe sate at he tay aa 2 hot str fon the butcher's wall atta foreman, fats deste fr the ptf amy, hath wit il-lincing to hie ton, appeared weve te ig ef Sight crow al yg snare el ‘He rs At the workmatt stout the yotsman wort ulate attewetivly trae of fed ad fk ‘at youne faves Ht made Ml uoreeiti fae lok rather Te the Puritans uoder the Araneae HWA hortetaret rather haa fare, "atl eg hearer ila agg th ‘Sat of rary etatees aa ean eae ‘mcated by canosment a with nereased poner ivarea of cutiration hn extended nod is wera ik Tew stow enelere ant Srawtersen, raster vives, sey Axe (arty peas late ys a onl, nod cunoum Shite! aonre an any her vate with hat ed wen the tare fet mf the ms rem shelf Stavala, Hr tllraal evt ae me wall at exe wpe Mr Bests eh ne ne fo er {hae fallors were working in a easy Shes ‘Toe " ‘elie cee forsee 9€ een He aay na te of of shs if whl ta wl err Tah were plete features ix han wa fr hed with the att reset, aid ety fcteren ina coumtrysiae where use ie raed bs su lnpeste ‘sual ral way rts rue the had ef Mr Hera nor rb hi othe Teetng that be wae m artery dower ‘cites ta ferential treatnent fromm sont ‘et thea wnat ay oft he St im’ way htt that the euny wens ene Jews of eo” An he ore canes tha 8 ‘tas et to tesaee I unetued pae) ean’ he weet de lit confuse the ton it the mare She derters rag be tn, ros toy the es ‘Thom the tas Shocks be, The» ‘The meking uf Bey ha oa sti of oe al Cr "Tie furvma withthe large ent an thew Seatbelt am te flat sorte Fie hd a sarap tized by Google

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The Promise of America’s Future rT THE PAST AND THE IMMEDIATI ‘of eamse, somal conception af the commission's powers sl A rwzmlative bua 0 thie aoe in with fete sul ets wit The i the past. For in before i, The reve eels nase in the woke of ne of the ment houghiful leaders of Ameren see that. i we have wine lemleraips tie permunrat resell mpm American budaateg find emumerve nf the pevsent Eurpean wear Will be of @ benef ach te xtangee the imagination Guilt Is Personal WE Rise my Prat Winans wetrality omer eth fully. AM the nets ‘mwa part Parse, Pie nt were a st rest ont wha tx bt fot uy anol tweingls apportion mses trae, enview ie lathon et ix a dehickon, Th rate Comers rin, hae ln Hoel tsb, ae oar wit Aistinetiy ane the rg tee aid very eis ttle, ‘The tal awsfortuine wn reaneraey in full hare af roa a 11 would he aden Coverninent axcnership, We wat ions the rand pe, Who Made Money Out of It HD the ote of a a at et Ha ett as a he th aed tare erat at ced Tid hos and edt fo trad tater tn tet afar athe not, ori. Kates ite en Do What George Has to Do WERNMENT EVE? os a hitewn sneer sane? The Favor a reat. The The Only Way NOENGLAND the war hive bromght ers Formerly well tt fof as eaanity That wn ne that We eh isranter ayiot I Putts te Int ate any” sont can have be the ail fate the soil, ‘That be the mont permanent av wniversal ciilizatony woe than the fet that ser wh ink whisky ane pertitte to vase, Deora rating fe The Heart of It The Future in Europe TT HE PRORLEM be t0 bs HH: PRESENT WK fs wow tine be Wao than the won sis af transportation aul eowuniiniention, have m fring practivally yng, Whew the forces how: a Theor it ae reesei Hr Be ler WIE have beet Inirwes. 1 be wot opt IMete deent. Moalinthon will thew be preferable, und seve tikely fee inevitle, He the eantbowe the wa wilt trenton fav, whether Ht fea Force Miading iy woe eae payer we nthe price Tit wf the Hlehellew Wine «hn 1h treet mye 7 RE RVING A ser ent tase roy tt tn tata tore Wes Mt ty to ae a he ed ot a There be vfs egg fe the welling af bowe tae ub erga Sn isnt ine ite voussnmptivn, iy etme ni ling people to avink it, We can't think wf ay way ‘oe calito thi fiw bx to Ie egal Fr wf for owe gantry. TL be abs ‘This wil wees te ave hay Tar dale bevel Inaba siteetors omthawed fn an ih that 0 ser af powerevanl wen Jeeps tow fntervational plewes. "Thin fos Avstsia inte an ‘Of stualler es Halland ar, Switrertamd, —Perkapm Enropee may tise Ioan al thse ayation a of Cotsana's who Tiven in wentern Cana seine this ure. tr ws eafert fede a Wohl turn ue feck an sine tanger pettieal inte ‘iets shail teteet ees vitization, "Time silt show Sen iy to Mr, Crimeren to revelve prafwe fi aie Warsi serosey sulfone gta etl of iersone eho that wake not a ol esl. Tes felt that Wastuasetoan’s fo of hie net nem Intl tendon vin a neh ett ad lt be pre! igs deviun wy, Tie th thi war wae haying a Haat fk tothe faee, stl toil hve slowly ened A Poor Halfivay Measure WHEE: HAS NOW BEES TIME the bg expected tae eision. Ie tee Cannienion, TY prone al bathe wh Iwinens whieh settle nth nfitence fis tbe eomniaion, The a= zed by Google

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"NATIONAL WEEKLY The New Justice the rein inte tt we conten to a0 wn mi ciate a Incidentally— ia alah wort Tl th HAS BEEN A LONG TIME of the hone of written ang eels appealed Judie, HC oe ham imag ‘ccienee, wt to Jet ix ener take any litions a eignity af the seat i which The $25,000 Hen—When.? a He ee Toe avost_ajanent fn his ice a spun i Hy ais onset ion in psp sh ‘The average bew hat atand fe Whkely tea insieh of her tiiwe eleking. ian diwenfart,. He comes 40 Cig, moltlug, ane other his otice aa Cane when Just Wise noatrietige ont hat aqality the ow pretty: well Dorlve hw of the Oregon Agr Preailent Wiuaos. faltaral Experiment whie tablish ver The Late Pope fond of S064 a sear, What wwe nay of her worth? To the Tininithat mht seem viowe that ste is worth re why ye by rf adits, elf Aitference between 120 ea 8 Thinking. aed [ear anal 3 exo year, OF 1 living whieh ay. $1.75 per anon for, may feo nit merely a xenon foe Tiree enter en He 2 Frown war ine, ba we ne alway — to pat tw he ‘8 point tp i $10 ny. thaw an th the lose the Tost. fife tht anak tient Wik the aystwnl exert emt Tint thie would Diamielowe of worl tearowrn sewn note, Toe wate were whl ew fost hae wished. aad were rue. Maus willions of se. of nun tone aid Maayan, thoght of i ‘etienever they teeter aps acct) Winn hall eit ff thelr total predetion the Keep if Hens mitint be pai ful ail this wiry be rot ‘Aid te thhe al? Nag. way? Dr Taysioxn Pasa af the Maine Experiment. Station line proved that, while the ability sm nijansente ontynt af gas jes with exery hen, snptente tale hin tine be There Tam peculiar sex linked welts wea lone fre Abrwigh her sone, it the beat of Mork filet Keays heise id ny esa ice winihl Taterit eee gente tn ii of the nie, at, aor the herestity habe Tine breeding fir a Few generations, we abo ge hens, Nowe the Mente of Towa ne that 20,000,000 Nens. An inerouse inv the profits per hei of §5 a year woul mean 860,000,000 inore ex money to Towa than Abolishing the Small Tosons ATCHISON 1K.NS.) “HLORES hors eealoes thie principle hese te sonal foe Ha Ais count ig tt cites. Kana yeti Bt OME SCHOOL CHILDREN in New York object to singin certain songs hecanse they imply a religious belle, Say a newspaper Hatt of the older sues toast that they did't titeve tm any ellis ‘in fetere fn rll’ oat ne beg.” Awd Ife to om the seat Joh of ising one State im the T nue Gio bs move whe vt either’ hts i pat tn agit We dnt Inereane in aiiual income of $60,000.00, and all other States anst for. Sol for any tlio. for wer on? aoe whrre wr gn whew a= ‘igh nations in proportion, Wonble't be he worth 820002 We I alia may perhaps he Manel a New fav a reply. aud for on tenders to rally merely ery high death rate among sow thatthe Weal wwe af the die seem to he these ari Keep Our Money at Home HE REEUSAL TO APPROVE a loan from Ameriean hsnkers 10 one of the belligerent si faiferent law bot no mon seine. Tt is characteristic uf Ti arvived at the right result Ii the wr Int the disapproval frality. ‘That be tomense, TE ie more wrong fm sell neti wa htligerent than tw sll wheat. Tut see onght t0 Keon nr mmer at home, A datlar ean't be in two paces at the same time. Tt rant be in Enrope paing a soblier ta Kilbane In America payin A Tahorer to Iny ties ow anew railroad, The latter, ie the heat nthe forest Puan. the a plaee hare we hae Felieee hae plenty of time Heft Experience Teas all the Staten it that reser Oregon hen. If she cole he tse to ‘th Ato her half at east hecatve thes don't kien the meautine, howerer. we are all Tempdinsis nae to te acest a the ‘eligtom mx a Hives faith ix what sae all sour tae tlhe prove if somehow. Fal both mam and the on of Man, better. A Tife il eae i ated for the indivi and a curse for the Wt ele

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6 COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5s, 1914 As England Goes to War ye teivimies tee By Henry Beach Needham twins vimentin ier nuit tree Lauber soperviti fe lt sf ree: Ragtiropraking rote of Aneviee coker he faving! Komchow the howe loch tshel the Seeiments aye swased fo contrary alles ell 8 cir x ‘lob hese therhoras "Phe ces fo he ree, "Ant Sot there lea ult. deol sales wile coats woder cet sare the Binzer? Warviating Saxons, hn, then that. ot iets thik th Eh eo Call fo Foe in the proms hae ‘Smgueret tn turn ty Anglos Den, aid Norns Wet geo ior were Wie are the Fatih, whatt wn tate mtg he eo he Sagsn? Thane Rao, who he fiuvela stra} ae Know etree Auberiy, and whee Nite on Sy 30." wares wen metas: Then, for the est {his night he ade nr serae Yom ean defeat "ee Yat 30 ‘aut he em ie ty ght for thle Mets thy tough nthe world foe ‘ete os br f tat ought sarc nthe a. ram ly Maven fingattn tive slain Xin that they bon st of the expect yo teem tr how hoa he the siuered ta sie ot Nv tane rate wt hh to onan eelay” ff iter the Aug aa el ive tye a vor Tonk wigs rant resi ak nf Ran th wn “An Patan ome’? 1 ake aly HE wns m trate ares And T Hiay-in te it ‘ie calm, fr another nad tecatne they bare reid ‘Re, nuteracy has ‘mint (ete tke font oth ee Tsing fn ne ble future thru. had emanrse "At the sooe of the uh tate rae the otras chen be fl Ai im Might, ay roe taht ete, eae» ewe piety” Everything ‘in inn heat he sot em he Sais Gene, Sa ore woktiog covog the Site Sigh seve oe feet. arn: em tate te fn Roser TSTISUATED that Teoh not Delp erating this ne pete ‘Aequth sae A certale to Wnglshen wind to the ‘hays The Mngt ata ne wife wnt Pat on Ansett ‘atslaste clout everywhere fiat the son as Ponca ra See ean sine rare som oe aE Ta rae of meinen At ST ot ea the tom ha item dren “fens of pecten whe en itl tied sone a hen hetwen een noth enn ab cx, whoa aria bet Xe you hn for enrtreaking hom inert ors ser nthe Raine nod entre Cute In ser here ou dot fd ths, What Ta Bong 2 isan thom tthe awe the Be "Se le a the te of Tate tr ti cial code Ret tel ha They nip exo harm Fein fhe fre stead "There i 8 unc a tow, ek In bank Siren tox Fie wae wy the the fk Pen oe to heen they teh have who i i heey twenten. He eaten Sm rosimatn theyre eli vt then he ie repeat of tc Wis othey te riders stern we fet er howe ttn oe eee ne wai Be moe Sin'rste the toe, ad se and sn afer ‘tr igwrgnt fh wate wae, you rogue It Ince‘ eve, Trae thatthe ad was ty evn sn, Yu wo et We tl eae rt inthe cite comwnal any eve war aa ate to hae ng" web Mex vaste? | shat he wae etn repel thet Tay al ‘and be sof ive Hebe due go!" Aad le ie “Sire. Reade, Hf this ote ix commaeer for a duet, Teast Seto sen for me nt onre. Fi coe Kit partauNaaent nee sistot parjone let, dae eal iin the viens they wee tere Poly wens the day ater the

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, tens "7 The Business Man’s ‘enrages tae Te spe eal In terme of tre batons aH: I SSTIMATING the effet ofthe Tao me toon {ie other tee have shit own.” Engin Gera. Frances aol te United Staten nee the fs greta ets fhe wo nnn te oe ft for ante tense Tybee "This w eanely what wll Dappen tm the vonpetusing sonra tncetextenaedunryiemaon We bate bom ‘rope, hota a8 whut fa sopety that ‘ei imal oo pres ao te bar tract to asi Muy for the eeeive Amer feo Getting Along Without Our Imports “OW to te aenntay of che senaton he bs tat una th siteratin to eo her dh ‘ene te ee {raw grapes. pt down leo a tery abort tf te wen reel mbes ome TBS tort a Mat ena squat eteny shee tony Wire aes Samm Chere St nme Mats ‘ iu Chee and watebne | LLL amino ‘These ate a very few of the tmmense mumber of ‘tema fat can be divert to the Ameren poly We ret ingore half x tion volley” worth lead fhe ene almoiyaerneing with mericom mame vere tna ha eth the ok coe of fo can be trond iy slmetation "The dinners aot Opportunity ma oe et te thee ea Ya ees i th a ha ‘wee and, for By A. W. Shaw er of “Sram” {eid forthe Sosral of American Destnons Por xr evetraions Tei a tt we eat teat. "Now dor peal realy itewe that "meen teenie ah "ete aa a wal ‘i dais ‘rit ste bt thoy Te comty at hee ee be eet ore a ‘Son tthe tea rat Hon at I We ir $7 an0 Ho set i 3 eo iene et aon ate treeens we a furtirry th ty ae ne aimerean ste feo that ae the pe wate eal Tierete Yet Mistry Traine rat ‘i Westar lite fanttue ‘The Opportunist “I'm very sorry, madam. Here is card: perhaps 1 can be of service 10 30u"” ‘Canaan by FG. Coser string sins of rn tind unnatactaresecaine we were nal elie for iecimberens our rqulpme ax caries was exte}oa ter way rose Our Lack of a Merchant Marine ‘We have au adele te wt he oe {ets are resmed i wl have the mart ted" may bee we offs emo afte ‘her a cemue fo he aaron a fargr i gratiation rmomer tay dees that held in my dzmornt fh eve m tle Metter for if we gros ehh rs of si oT Tin Tt ete od sory ut the two farmer the ate fh ‘iis He fem (reste to font soem wh are bos ‘Sng sods ao then sit the stn." Chea fod, fio 2 est lator waract caused tn Me dew the temporary fahbition sola odsah¢ Home Grows Telos Sever bos a pean emo Ameo for cttaln, Untontron ates sven to make the mst weenie ne fl ‘ttecte a strug ert emia fre ate fe “feemiata The te aboard

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1 COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER s, 1914

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 19 But They Came Too Late to Protect Belgium TTI pets ate cet England's Nightmare—A German Invasion marcel te fret wet hie tht of se Old Gone ott followed Naps

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ie hi ‘Mawice Metonhity te hare and besos ong att ert of leet ance ear ne Caate | ie bev of future tilt that ere ‘oe The Duffer Exclaims ‘Nt i ane. wir war chile be hat ace roe pad cate ett eset, he wl be erate A pat fore three wu atarten ie “tne tha hes an laa better ever vse ere te ai Phat ation ort tor enon un eo The Old Cub Shadow Kear adlcrest Mistntegeat: ‘Short Marches Mindar shove: laut por fant dren ona the sig ist Anche ht aefeads wp throuph ieee fs et fara ister te back of ane eer th ie Me aad be rat. ‘aces, and he to the Giana The pome of war knees Wut ome afta sare heer R. Burns vs. G. Stallings ho el ata he amin te oer ei ‘1 hoe Uh Youpat Det hart And forrard, though T connal ace, i pores end fer ‘Wert koew hat sort, at reac of ane, pitied Sever te tate to ar be

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 om France Marches Singing Paris Is Out q mail can the Sirapy he and an equal 21 kinds The crowds rh, ig "Le Marilee” md seating “Te rin oem somite ioe of ep, Ape ood koe made it and conscience them both—are “Yes, the Campbell reputation certainly counts with me. “I feel that this reputation and the ality which has the behind intained in every of Campbell’s Tomato Soup “T know that it is always the same and always good —pure, appetizing, rich and above all seany whole- some. “That is why I specify Campbell's in buying to- mato soup. And that is why I always buy it by dozen. “Why don't you?” To prepare it as a Cream-of-tomato rat the contents of the can quantity of milk separately. Bring them to the boling-point but do nt let them boil, When ready to serve take them fom over the fire and pour the hot soup into the hot milk. ‘This prevents curding. 10c a

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER By William Maxwell Iver JoHNsON a Revouver

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The Geosraphical Attack PTH a oe ‘me and te ‘The Horse That Fell at Klipriver Drift EQRRESPOND- af the Landon rica: in 1900" purchased an Elginin Capetown, car edit vith me during the Boer War, and it was put out of action by the Tai ot my: onset Kh fiver Drift hd it Mored to order in Johan: hesbuna p fred Time." have cated my ELGIN Watch in the Arctic Circle, and ithas beenafithtl rend ag abou the Egy dropped overboard in the river Congo, wis fished up by a diver, and red no ill effects. Tt wap broken again iy fall in Tangiers, at the time Raisuli captured Mr. Perdiearis, and was restored at Gibraltar.” This is pr pies make quick repair” pose sl, any" Fowler Booklet sont on request ELGIN NATIONAL

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™ COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 nites (cua single point. lat before we Sally comntry hoes and ioral trun wh Seda TE at ia and ote htt Sr te econ of of petting traveling men to eatin eer Tues ‘The Hair By ANTHONY FUWER, (Oh, the ways of the Hair thes are Jes career nota litle precarious; One alone and remote, Thon acain it may be quite eres | A Pinal Word or Two te mJ al the ravi me i ht my So a e, feces of the very ae inte hay the areata wth your thumb mai ben's your en ful, ready oration ad plenty Sri That the four second pet " fon program for hutlets everywhere, Ln, WHY Self-Filling Fountain Pen NON-LEAKABLE is the original and recognized leader of all self-illers—over a ‘million in use. Look for the “Crescent-Fillet. ie ot a Siberver Toh Tiemntey, Cat a for crite smut nod pete fl ani “THE CONKLIN PEK MF. co. 22 eae ne To "corveuann, ou, gales oer inte fr of “Find af cher portions of i. pele theft

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, Apperson Light Four-40™ -$1485 _Men and Womens Demand This Car Built by Elmer and Edgar Apperson, for the past twenty-two years designers and manufacturers of quality cars for exclusive buyers. Men Buy It—Because of its honest construction, rugged rength, simple de, sign, excessive power, light weight and operative economy. Builders for Particular People se herd Ed pena Then ten long experienced i bul troor cat fer thoes who. demated the bet Fave an ability nt usually ound in Mato car Manufacturer. Designing and building tmotr car always for tone who want noe ing but the beat has trained them to a ual Biron {Eve Apron ca ik under the direct. pera’ sopevison cf both of the brothers Ava resi ther Frochet fas come bo be known ji 22 many calli afer aving an opportunity to try it out. It steers dliferenly. ant looks diferently — IS diferent from any other automobile, The taton fo the difeence i fund in the fact that the Apperion represents the life worl ef two great en, “Pin the prot ring the Apperson name has meant more to these men than money. using al thei 22 Years Making Motor Cars Elmer and Edgar Apperson have been true to thee ideals. It is only within the past few years they have ever considered build- Women Select It—Because of its site, beauty. refinement of detail, simple control, ease of riding, luxurious comfort and graceful proportio ar priced cars. Finally in response electric lighting and, starting system is the ‘demands of sotboions ny spat nt ype. Nocempesion ae po oe for 1915.—decided to build ign, high tension Magneto gt he, cee og ing as they have, heretofore, lghet priced car they have ad t cater to the women ofthe foremost families of Amer- ea and Europe. As a result in their cars ‘The Springs and Cushions Are Designed for a Woman's Comfort i ina well-known German rd things appeal to men and the Style, Beauty and Refinement but inthe Apperig ae arate tthe lai. The ere tapering hood con- Perel el der red fal reali body, gives to the car a stylish distinctiveness. Only the most Seles semen ecelwh Rote sign of the ear, are used. In short, Elmer and Edgar Apper- son have built a “High Priced Car” to sell at a Popular Price. Four 40—Five Passenger ;. $ Six45SizersevenPanenger $1785 Apperson Bros. Automobile Company, Kokomo, Indiana 7 23

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 THAVOLINE OE ont France Marches Singing : + aime Aric Pity the Tourist For that long run— Carry acan in’your Car | Te makes a difference” os the efficienc bling it to des In this mann ices the general | jurance of the eatly lessens up- Selecting a Git Ring See the O-1 Hig Bast Irae -Mlstate can touch you, offers you GARTERS i's» sign that he ‘wants you to have the bes, He may make more ‘money on others: but as a food merchant he wants you to fet the greatest posible value, 25e.—50e.

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a COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 {ache Tonge’ mare Siti fer ie a Ya Sexiest of thie try spelie iat ea. kin. Sart Soaeime tart wt hee Our Permanent Foreien Trade te fal wll" thede he emeneey ena nt ey eae ft goiter ater eo “He lives down on the river road, in the shabby, weathersbeaten house on the left. You can’t miss it. Shabby and weather-beaten! A. striking landmark, no doubt. The porter at the railroad station didn’t ‘mean to give the place a black eye, but that is what he did. Too bad the owner hadn't used Dutch Boy White Lead mixed with Dutch Boy linseed oil and tinting colork Then the tions might have been, "That fie Tooking. house on the lel There's nothing lke timely white-leading to enhance the value of ‘buildings and Keep them a cred tothe neighborhood Write for our Paint Adviser No. 711—a srou of helps, Free ‘ NATIONAL L¥¥ Ie do we wil hee the sapee ttn Tt nk meri the {eat ne much a etenn ake it ie what ste COMPANY ie own expense etre lth en ea it Ania Food Co. if rt ee eet the ce Directory of School Adventirers brxstiaw te {el nd com neat concern i of The ar coo resi" Boreaw of Colby > hme Military {esata te Tobe Came Na Week

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 1915 Hupmobile Car of the American Famils For the third time the Hupp Motor Car Company has produced a car which will prove immeasurably superior, we believe, toany that assumes to compete with it. ‘The first Hupmobile 20 made for itself, and held against all rivalry, an immense following, at home and abroad. ‘The put the Hupmobile into another class, and surpassed the “20” in world-wide popularity. ‘Thisnew Hupmobile bi fair to eclipse them both a the very utmost a motors A highly specialized, individualized, Hupmobilized motor car, which gives you, wwe believe, more service and comfort for your money than you can find if you comb the market a dozen times over. Listen to the details: More Power wr ring ve 8 inche Keen iasinem plate. eto ote Sect 7 eeeees ae pa aed sitar ca Becin Impede ase eee as io Mara ein eto meee tae, ith ne SESE Ser “Sdntnen Hype toy Shit ope aee Slagle Unit Ect Sytem Beth P atZasie 'soprics Se) Hupp MotorCarCompany,1230 Milwaukee Ave, Detroit, Mich. Yeinek brtkes Concesed hinger lon dope and inde

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20 COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 Children’s Month for BLACK CAT HOSIERY Good Advice & = 4 Respect? The United States Navy Ata Present. Frorsby cere and 7 We shall Print a Remark- able Series of Articles upon the Present War by EDITION LiMiTED i SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OFFICE MUNN & CO., Inc. 2, the "pportanily

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 a |What the Telephone Map Shows Mandy’s Methods of éach community and, with their suburban lines, reach 70,000 places and over 8,000,000 subscribers. ‘The recent agreement between the Atomey General of the United gare lho owns the sare Over 8,000 diferent telephone companies have already connected. their exchanges to provide universal service for the whole country. wind at ena, AMERICAN TELEPHONE ANO TELEGRAPH COMPANY AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES One Policy One Spstem Universal Service | IN COLOR AND FLAVOR Dol please the |] as'set as the pata | MAPLEINE i te today for our Big Pano OF Ter ad ote how you a eacy i Sve baifermore ona High Grade Fitna oid direct fe eee | i] Schnoterst'Mocter Pano it write fer our handsomely has. uted Catog of Guaranteed ‘Banos and out new sole pan thes swe btn serene: te here the eatage, the'ten ‘hare ahem a wader be

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2 COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 | he Barney Has a Hunch 1 town tamer sa aell taper oF ns oe HIE. Flodiilin Shoe isthe 3 ieee sree men A Song of Rain CHARLES HANSON TOWNE ‘ge te hey oa beat in modern modes te “ fa at 9 natal kis our shoe man—there's «style St hen, Th meme eed iat i ithe ts $5 to $7 Loot for Name i Show at a it wit wa zi fy “OPPORTUNITY FOR OUR MANUFACTURERS ‘The whe have made a clow studs of the stanton freee tree E ‘mondons gains inaur ov trade. | Wtlo?"uet down, ata. feet American mansfacarrs have an a a tah gas Inthe path he a sai Spprnuniy’& capnure the foreign ‘marten nt mel forthe te Dein, bt te ecure@ ermanent (eal al ay ba ene nthe next fy tender ermal conditions.” That Will places fa the lead of br focigncoietn “Our opponents in the world’s ‘marten hove tarzed their ta fiom the great fight forthe itor trade and are bonding foory effrt toward. devrying ‘ne anathr in physical conic ARNE tk it uneractay. “What's Them capital bene withdrawn | fiom indy and tomer and tein directed wicard the come of Mars: ter mrs ety beg ‘hained fram the mil the shops lind the afer © brome man targets, ‘Our ponent are ee fe red, and vom the reat ser Tos cme te bate we laa ‘s bule np sell have fallen yard dcindled 8 ere If iy former volume. ie pocket and drew out» gure. ibe wns beta dene hele stairs ms wea sa ite" arncer “Flatt ee haeent Sep net ten th i on he aslo too te aa pre the jollee after hon and be'was ate "Nhe aeeeted het” stnsoah, ema

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 5s. 1914 Sometime aa hen, Ace tth ‘Nove te ie wh Ivioraet and trouners. blew out the Tait threw nore Ii tie pe that ie rea sli, ad lg ais ba, fet drone of ee mevbaomes Fata hk oof so wd ‘aes ni moti ie erated tthe sito the hope tnt there might be the rot etre yout wit a "Yel there wad Bad en io tn stare ‘amnesiac ‘ajar hie Tl dow the dee with ate presto atin nd Tiening after "svery movement ‘Tires esate fem the he Zn whe he ate a ‘nel i nn fe we tere Tisha cane teh etre ‘ino He she the dime Mee Tivogee ne erhlenre nhs facet jh eter wns terete Bien swestctn Te pone th Fe anem towne the rose she the ‘uae room He mw oi vue Tat tenon LEY wore In there the et i i es fra isa hud ote tte "Ar ot chek Tne the 1 te aa 1 hatin hem Sa ‘tbe of Abe lgutecn for fearsome et! stl pall all, be started back tos ‘ew ptm, ete hs beth fing i ites inate tm tretaee” pty ns he Seperted, tse wrk of the oto: Fiten hae oe pong them sug that gael way wor ie th ry be ted ie heh etree ence? that it ‘Shweta ected he msn enn SA cman ease wecte fad alt the reed “hink sod down his private afice tiouehtfall Le aes See ee ‘hor ono he ie fe iat he ht wit ew wos tat wo se bot ec af atres The mae fo ffir tt a Hooded un he ins ha asda. whe ii be ute we toil the Mahe amt ston re ae aeeris Hyatt fave te tle at, lag hangin shaves and ae {hrc tne foto we Int ater tet tt tee sent An tw ot Feet hat the wee, drs “Why is it that each prefers Another's to his own?” Horace. seat baretoated et the reenter, thou tee no abe) mat ther er ite i thi a Ive a ante and ‘eels anche hago to betray ley Mw nal eres = H ‘ H i i : ' “I, Personally, Make the Blend for ‘Whip'” “They ar git aly ames wi sri nbn ae Fed Pern etvty=tbe ‘ile rat Sees a SHE oare,teet tne lees hvarand waren he "SF mantel our pr sue illog Tete! OUNCE TIN FREE rn wl lady wed you eat a “haw be ded “SMA vey Nb fig i pat a 4 ous I | i : : | | oeanananeerevoempressecnsnineratect ‘NN de CO. 363 Beate, BY.

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oy COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 THE SHOP WINDOW | Real Estate Business Opportunities Life Saving Devices feline teeta ere “Motion Picture Plays Agents Wanted Agents Wanted "ig et Ron ua ad Hae Seekers wie ed & = 3 fate att 5 Moser, Mored, fx Gare sdb SSeatve “t er arneso thi eae Set ‘Taenty hee bande File Marne 0H ns yt rh, Rave fer that he rae a Steno fue ery roma tone —_—_—_——— COLLIER’S The National Weekly Will classified advertising in Colli IF you have a meiurions aie. you have atracive leer and pamphlets desing the aril. you ‘anew ingutes promptly and courteously. and i you alow your agents fiber prois, THEN — clastied sdveising in Coliers wil pay you. BUT i you fail ia any of the particulars menoned its very probable that no cane adveriing can bbe mide to pay you.

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 5 36 A SWEEPING . Marking the End othe Creation of Yestergcor the Styles That Were, and Are No More. Gone for good are the knobs and angles and patch- works of ancient styles. They are swept away to the limbo of the wheezy “one lunger” and the oil lamps. In their place is a new vogue for Americaa new and infinitely finer fashion—the Euro pean streamline. And the Detroiter ushers it in. A genuine streamline not a catchphrase. Frame melts into fenders; fenders into hood; hood into body: body into running, board. You cannot say where one part ends and another begins. troiter is absolutely the first actual European str rat high speed, long stroke, ball. bea est car for the mon Detroiter the rit The 1915 Other models, without starters, $850 to $925 Complete with Westinghouse Starting and Lighting mline Just as this new Detroiter made a clean sweep of everything binds cars to the commonplace in design Justas theDetroiterty pe of lon bell bearing anal avi ; leacleansweep atthe Indianapolis rac, driving the ros! the line Just as this matchless car fairly awept the convention of Detroiter dealers off their feet when ie was ‘unveiled for the first time So has its instant popularity won asw eeping victory everywhere. It marks the end of the creations of seser-year—the style that were Here is the limit of beauty,dur- ability, value. This is the leader. ‘Thirty-five special features give the last extreme in refinement —and they all come in the list price they are not Just not ce these new conveni The recording The Detroiter, like the Gold Standard, is the basis for cal- ‘culatingyourmoney’sworth. ‘Send today for ‘er illustrated Tolder. See a Detroiter deal- fer. Putin your order quick. BRIGGS-DETROITER CO. detroit: Mich J Much new teritory will be alloted, but not until every Dealers! icc ees ree lerin the country has had an spportunity for our proposition. Write,

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The“Lamps of the ks omy en fie Earth * HOSE wonders of the heavens, studi od always * by a multitude of astronomers, have been un- folded more rapidly because the scientists have worked together, comparing and sharing their individ= ual discoveries, In electric fighting nciple of multiplying brain power is cxemplified in MAZDA Service to manufacturers The sum of accom electric lighting science shines today inthe MAZDA bmp, wh 3c present time gives from sree w sit lies as ech light a ol 1 lamps at these cst for ectiity, To and their the great worki-problem of the best and cheapest light, techincal experts inthe Research Litors . many at Schenectady are pur- suing cea tigation and experiment. In their selective labors they are not only sharing the advantages of individual research and. dive covery in this country but are keeping in close touch also with great ‘experimental labora Europe means that the Research Laboratories are furnish- ing the fruits of the sustained investigation at home and abroad to the factories of the General Electric Company and of other Companies ene tiled to receive this Service and the progressive results ofthis service t» rs are emlvxlicd only in lamps that are marked MAZDA. he mark MAZDA on an incandescent lamp means today, « operation ofthis important manufacturing aid his lamp of the latest and best thought of the TP HE mak MAZDA world’s masters of light a GENERAL ELECTRIC ComPANY @®

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By George Lynch By Robert Crozier Long By Dr. Armgaard Karl Graves

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COLLIERS FOR SerTemMBeR 12, cS Gi] Howard E..Cottin Says: “This new HUDSON Six-40 fulfills all my ambitions. In little and big things—in type and detail—it is my conception of the ideal car. And the 47 experts who have worked for four years on this exquisite model with me, all concur in this opinion.” That’s Our Answer That's our answer to all conflict- ing views. We must expect them in this hard-fought field. Howard E. Coffin has led for years lesigning. He power, persistent torque. And that we consider the ultimate. is new-type motor—small bore and long stroke—seems to bring ‘operative cost to the minimum. It hhas saved about 30 per cent. hhas pioneered the most important In lightness, no sturdy car of ‘motor car advances. If there is in this size and capacity can hope to designing one final authority, Mr. far excel this. The Six-40 weight Coffin is that man. But he never works alone. Forty seven engineers on the HUDSON corps have worked with him four years on this model. 1 composite idea of building, 2.890 pounds is the record to- day in this class, Built in cruder ways—as cars used to be-—this car would weigh 4,000 pounds. fort and convenience, it is quite ‘apparent that no man as yet sees a way to betterment. In quality, the very lightness shows this car's supremacy. In price, our $1,550 is the lowest yet attained in a car of the HUDSON Then last year's model much like this went into thousands of hands. It met every test which a ‘car must meet, without bringing out a fault oF shortcoming. Any owner of a HUDSON Six- 40 will say with Mr. Coffin, “This is my ideal ear.” Apex Features The Six, in our opinion, is the ‘apex type. It means continuous HUDSON Six-40 $1,550 This Year We trebled our output this year because of this car's popularity. But the demand HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 8198 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. a ae AS: In beauty and equipment, in com-, for this new model swamped us. In August, every HUDSON dealer outsold his allotment. To cope with this call, 45 per cent of our shipments so far have gone out by express. We have shipped solid tainloads by express to save delay for buyers. That is unprecedented in the automo- bile line. For September, we increased our planned output one-third. Today you can get prompt delivery. We stil ship by express, when neces- sary, rather than keep men waiting Go sce this car. All things con- sidered, it's the finest example of the new-day car you will ind in any showroom now. Hodson dealers are everywhere, New catalog on request.

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 FI WhenYour Motor Car Takes the Curve With a flash and a roar the limited train sweeps by and takes the curve, Huge locomotive, heavy steel cars—the em= bodiment of terrific force! The train tends to keep on in a straight line —yet it does round the curve. Why? tle Alanges on the wheels press side inst the outer rail and force a change of your motor car takes a curve the same force, the same pressure—differing only in degree is at work. Rubber tires grip the road, but the heavy chassis struggles to keep on in a straight line. You feel the force sliding you along the seat ‘This “end-thrust” concentrates in the centers of the wheels. Axles try to push out through the hubs toward the outside of the curve. Something must hold the axles back and yet allow the wheels to turn freely. This severe task falls to the wheel bearings, And the bearings must at the same time carry the weight of the ear and its load. Ie is because of this double duty that it is so impor- tant to have good wheel bearings. Fiore te ecie'ihe iso ee howard high toate peices perce conte send’ eyunareal SSsision immense pressare frm the side And forthe same resson there js the ‘ibe same time Uti supporting the sme universal satglction wi Tiaken the pinot shal, at Aetna “nthe dice wack All he prema, beth etal and hoi zontal ts Soerboted over ness ong at {ke eles tstead ef beng Soncentrted Srvere ponte: Thin wide dstibation Points where en thret ples on rain Siesta prevent endo near tea and jay enables the ae to'kcep hea ame ep a al econ sits of the igh wer that wall come ‘Tha the Taken i dpb ‘THE TIMKEN ROLLER BEARING CO. CANTON, OHI ‘THE TIMKEN-DETROIT AXLE CO, DETROIT, MICH.

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‘ COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12. 1914 Nobby Reg. U.S. Pat. Office The “bargain price’ t cost of a tire is the “joker” in your purchase unless the tire adds up enough actual mileage to make nd. the cheapest tire in the e1 Veteran car owners know tiieeserious iniaded business men know this—that is why “Nobby Tread” Tires are the largest selling high-grade anti-skid tires in the world today. “Nobby Tread” Tires “make good.” They actually give the Cheapest Tire Service Automobile owners everywhere are rapidly learning to buy tires on a real business basis, viz:—the asia of ultimate economy. "And’ remember Thissvinvestigations prove that with “Nobby Tread” Tires punctures are 90% le than with the average tire. These are the reasons why “Nobby Tread” Tires are today the largest selling high-grade antiskid tires in the world. jased upon their remarkable mileage records “Nobby Tread’ Tires fare now sold under our regular warranty—perfect workmanship and material—BUT any Jame aaa are on a basis of 5,000 Miles Thousands upon thousands of veteran motorists now use “Nobby Tread” Tires on their front and rear wheels through all seasons, because they give real anti-skid protection and the lowest cost per mile. United States Tire Company NOTE THIS-—Dealers who sell UNITED STATES TIRES sell the best of everything.

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I1I—Our Lady of Deliverance

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42, 1948 COLLIERS FOR SEPTE The German War ine errr me tinea ba By Robert Crozier Long Singing the British Out

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. COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, tras, Theerd of another striking case. a Jay 2 {yong German arrived from Faria tn W001 be ‘He war biting In Berlin, Aske why be desert Be ‘neve: "cond not stud the thought of serve ‘Askod hye return he amends To nerve bat {geo theconing amnesty for deserter. He refuse. teetone tn that ase he mt serve whether ‘ues aprnst the throwing of hombe frm tealns on igre An bear later U saw the Snob fm (7 st Feicirichntrae state placarded with right re (thes rebeastog ths request‘The pubic wih tra {Soman set set fo work o help te sothettien, They tard or Gomme papers fom every Rasta. Later they arretedEncintmen Americans who se Enc ta putt places sbared the same fate. "The ‘epolare steel setiiooe ting Germans ae ad ot ‘Sop suet several uate in anifirm, em the a 10 Perey cashier who was bringing n wad of moves to pay ‘horers on the Tempelhof Plt After partion epg to aptehead = "spy" be mae of Five ml ‘Sie inter be hima wan arrests. Iie potent “Sus German at ven tm a frie ‘anmted the chek fmoteur detective. He hawt wt 4 eos on Mm Xo a feng roar the mh eme to war or nt. ‘This was a weak, Pong, timoroox man, ho dene the Pose Enrrtck life ani the Feldwebels corm ‘The army neem to Bim’ the worm of iron Bat {0 serve be country he weekd oe up wtn tbe tat eran ith tr could tt page withthe greats and bases of (lermnny In her Bowe of in War makes ail men whivers oe store ‘Two seury ago at Townes, near the Cha ‘etn ‘ben eaten by fais Tur Inter ‘General oped om Firat Mri ttre Chataj tod me ot ‘Turklah tals “nenoat taraters oa sndermen could arrive to protect them ‘That wae the. way at Werle daring the ‘momentous day beginning Ty 20 Knaves and Fools of War Time ‘OME Germans act tases, li tele otnen with provisions a trl to xpott the universal misery.‘ salt Aradeaman, whowe shop Ito tne aroun Foor of my house, bested athe had ‘ought up #180 worth of fara wohl mite for $i.” He oko wit owe a nextday General von Kewl, cos faniane inthe Mark, tum price oar to be not more tha Ben non. Another rsa ‘auarterfeghteneanekeepers lato bu {ne four nt10 pennies xj, A Cha Aottenbure tender eataht such iat thot hime "Poe orkemlth At Hebe ino wt Charotenburg was seat to force fhe orks inthe howe of tn oer newly val in Resin. He earre of the Hi fer sponae. He war arrested ane ‘Oraer war god: tie te the way eee how of rherine for ether cas Dat fenionage nh trewson. Wr bases a {imitey have tele hamorewe features A fientenedRaglah fuvertece. asked the Into the Battle By GRANTLAND RICE [70 the Ste the rape ede [hte begs and toe. rams pods Here 4 seareber unearthed thossand sari al toes “That proves he a su? bawled the crawl “ie got i from Prance tn ama Sotes no ae to bile our brave solders, ‘Who enve sou the ones” ‘An bavi with trae rman pane Semernndum and given the cs" tre Swi, ey proce to Met HHI, A ‘Ava Jal, ‘nen ax Hela Tertin newsnapers erprted that us an ete duke had heen arrat we Gu amen Only wae” tranaiguren mur ‘newspaper ten tte grand dukes Brides Waiting in Line HF at result of woilzaton ant ‘rash tthe shurchen iuatien were sips wi Saturday iru Avast, ned Te At twele, there were 400 marh welding aif were ulemaluedo Rulay. ne same of thin "T was deg at ther Trick share tn Wiis whereas faces for bestest had ine ane for {hee bees. “Tye parties were of al naaeeeh gin ta weg eran wh {ind come bn eto cn om trait Cr the Mars Vanowishes Eros HTH thee “war maerlagee the Got ‘ot War deals ery. "The rere Bitan Panasay have the wae tt. ome for halfm day wanted to cet to Franktort nthe Osler, T have writen saewhere tte ‘ot Nelemtort 1 ser hint An Englishman's Praise of Germany behave wel The war trans says enous When danart drew th toe were be ‘courage at calm. They were here oyathononivertsea herbs, TheaBeersbeked et ‘They were ateady wentiog the ew gray grees tl Tiifrm, wit ght Sorel strap The Usk Helo inte the spike, fe conerod wit a igs fetal part peseuting ay arget to sbarymioters nme canes the ca i to entity at ace mek parts showed 1 fin article tat toe fem Gs {he taper with thank The vo Fish sutjecta My remciton tte {he home pri shone the east nao Ge ari, of aeons oes ‘he War Alsey owned a rest hat erm ‘tld wate at for apes wa take pereeeve mea ht for thei Patheram, were ier arrat a sen pened ithe strstr faded irery eterna Niele for he regent at Coenls to Herin Yo may the ‘lowe General Mert commaner of the Twelh “trtieryWrgude st Nels" Retin he found tht ‘te hd got steal erat to env, a hal Te {i era for ‘Cheat ‘Phe trainers et, were none the Drdegream-eth ioe ig. ptitle ins Onc arta cto Yo soe ees mee nt Sos ‘lieve, in North ert, Adatbert maerd ‘Adee of Saxe Metatgen. Tain fold that Bc ite ure ater the ceremony a iedatel Tet Story more terete Z'esteve Wa exam even in the tales rane of war. Tere I the story ‘The Getler (private aba ftom seutey dts ‘hged fo report helt a harrcks a 1.0 15 the repeat oul war tothe Pte s ‘ray det route eqns ens ec Gin attrac shop st Marie ean AN TES {he her cial or’ a sear wlilng, me fo ‘nthe way the pale stoned ant, falling tH rungs hose, toght a hoe 9 ll Tiare et tring obs elo Mr ‘eed ate! Her fra ra the hs Se hear, an acute “out nay bee “ie antic eat" Sina cits hand, nv tng x lary sate or a ee, traps oat of the chert

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1 Marconi vs. Hymen {he world lover a tower sine whieh te {he attement ha been generally weve ven to exneyeraton tn the matter wf sola forms the eonens of Sr, Weber's tating oe {he alle you mn ay the fat hat iy asp ane toon the de fhe te of Wet, tthe tame of Vit leet vw, ly pt most of what waking hor hel stave ftom the exacts of he ere? ration hraiense betore the ‘eine Mla Weber’ the same tak {he tant form of cern al troiey rile to amvoement ari te ‘nat ates the park, evasion lub anutwitn ad {ery treqorat carries i tebe a ‘onal from: afer the. wtmerere ot ‘orate hen wt th ‘nef toon Ina a thse that wa ete to after m wie with money, thie fell” a. Weber stored nts tt et snuaier Pere ted orth frnraie had bet enor Wh ihe have the hreve to hate arn mt Ye thing Arcee slevk Atom! Te seh neni wth po me ive 1 ‘ren hie hack He thinks mosh ‘tout he comb eyo 1 es that rene et eth fash of er Ea I tec be sehat tt ter* ees st the et mt, hart working fellow thats nly tome his wha aed ate gre ‘einen hin money to ater nb he we, frhat Fou‘call stait when voucher cee stwund the ore doe He 'Phat’s the Ho 4 Row that gts ‘Sha ter were ti. tell ne somet Tena did got reply He tk At that is question en Tar tein pot th fellow Hatin te ont want yo bolt bate Uhroocs with sous Yow wnettand me, asa? Then Aire ea cai tmvetngs ail of webinpered meses over Se” Welt Weber tices! all things moe hge" Final hy betore stat te all ute ty of ang By Frank X. Finnegan locals down wy the dntling cowed ER heart beg to tat fete al ays te tg aie the prr to he nation ‘chattering nord buen the tig neste. "The waste ‘Feo freight hamilees ted ber ore the teeming ‘ese ad the Cy of Laditow obi bean friends outie the bee rain teed rage ‘lte'weax oe, and te all the ered dy an Weber ‘led to rove in the mee Finest ha yas ot hte the fea he shy Hoe of the city wat boning tobe siren Ie sake "Toee the bea op the sit reer and more ors thro the ster crowd to's commeniareay tat treating. ad made hee way to rus ‘covered safe huh things over, ie bad a ached the next when she ax balled yt She turned qolciy a. ing woman who had ale to he ‘idie™ she sicko, “Oy Birdie, Ym—Pim. 50 tot the Meno tn that had told ake ‘Mis Nine MeSiulen, the queen of Halted ret. ‘erate her esta tie ae Mtoe Weer yt You seem to be Wek $0 death 0 ENA continued to weep for # feet irae tear her Sins. They were hy ho wae tone felt but Afien Melek ther Weer git as se kaw petty ane Prerjone i Halted ret anki meting ofthe oneipen abt ar "ew hd knows her mother rath ihre seats before, ¥ i her part the dyer’ daather lop to Wl Mester ato one ona tan mah de fre ave bee omy et WIC ae ‘reat wee wate. “Ta flo ri when Tay sa trace ys, dnt 1° Lr ate ‘er rg rth het hone ‘when ti ‘Tithe mpd tte sme one who ue done forthe thi Have aid rt hat te for a fe prowrver. Wel ‘ene see here a tl te at "sy the sit shoulder. "What om earth at Sou ‘dolog fn this banc of eek ebayer yore tn trey he et Cat tthe re a ‘Rom te themertvr fr the manent ae for woman atthe farther id whe was ate Sine t igs when T mare Ho “dug ‘he, Yeeve me, you're ret about trotie stot irate telned. "Wheres the analy! “Youve ol ling th Sor Mee af Mle: Weber expiant the matter Lene exci. eal ariie er there I acks and Yar. bt I to arab tral tn Chicago and get over there hear St te seamen. "What sees 40 have, Baya ae brngrem?” hn Wee lg pea, atl er tars Howe the at and we were le jseen thts aftermnm teal—and he he art “fvart cry all over the nice wal ta and et sete ps there's nice sits nile ese Amd tect early mite tee het itn bene iectere Eek slot of pam oda tae AU ge got Fea ran et there i elsht lock, a you nee fi everstly long the raid where pou bee 8

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 n The Turning of Joe By Frank A. Halverson wv si rie We conto tone reo Me ta wnt fn the Set ca of the tn a berating the wt tat sat (Cocluded on poge 8)

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 12, COMMENT ON BORGRESS FNATOR THOMAS P. GORE of ‘Oklahoma ie not one of the Teast Aesrable of the Demorrats ington, Tied, Tonge rather at the better extreme no prevalent be the hea abrowl of a ing for reelection on the basis of stevens ‘aU the pie counter that he, to, relies He has loaded Oktabonsn’ wit tere (under frank, uf course}, ington. abmentees just at a Incr Bd t mot importa from Washington to look after reelection, A Harassing Menace ‘heir Congresstonal candidates to ple theneelves in xt Jen! Democratic State Convention would have taken it but for the xreuons work of Renator Stone. It ie xafe to say that & Congressional district elec: ions this fal, in fully threefourts the Tiquor question will be right t0 whieh he ways: 1 had ped to see $00 persnally oat ac tf er Sear ta ett te te Rona, i Bring this gollen tide into ie Init too mneh 10 "a politician who talks this way, whose attitude of mind towan the Government bx init fated by thene wor, ix hardly Aewerving of reelection? Senator Gone continues hn the wnetuowe train of self acti Tel that ght to serie may erat arth oe he Sip nat af sorrow a ‘wor: 1, having been in Washington # long tine, and therefore knowing the rojen fet You Wore pork than anew mi ‘reir letter of Senator Gore's, with an ‘vlor of eant that bangs round the pork Taree, begine: "My dete Sie ad Priel” nist clowen thos With tenet nad wishes fur your Health ana sun fortune Va Your very tay Kenator Gore haw been ween in more worthy slew than ths Staying in Washington HEN Congrons dechled to cut off the salaries of absenters, it took belated notive of « seaadalon ‘ne roll eal last week the wae absent. Congress hae alwage -artlly avoided Aaopting any rule which wonkl even tuit the public to know whe members are i whew thes ane alment. The It the roll wetearen which come oh, but sgn by without ang: rll, ie really no way wf bein sre the percentage of attemlance of any ote faehiber, An tent netion fe th the Tremoernts hs ‘lay, “pat one over on then” fall the Den hat at the elections in November, the primaries during the preeed ‘Thix wean that all the Demers Ter are themigh with their ea ‘These reslection. The best basis for determining whether they should be reelected ta. to = important meavuren, Callers Washington ‘Bares will provide the record of the votoe of any Senator or Congrenimen on every Smportant roll call since March 4, 1909. ‘This service te entieely free of charge the front. A Public Service YEW Congressmen have mae Thetnselven more umefUl i their fret terme than Janes Prear of Wisconsin, At the be inning of the present Congress Me. Prear went to Washington to fight the river and. harbor ork barrel, and he hu been Aighting it ever since, He did hie power to defeat the O14 bill inthe House, and whe it wae pase over hie protest he fotlawest it to the oth and other Kenators with. fnfor ation with which to fight th rewnure, Mr. Free how & reso Tefore the House whieh for a thorough investiga tion of m veneure. He believes a thorough ‘ving of the biTL would make Ite jon fmponatbte wn lead t0 nt of law prowling’ fo frowible from loeal influences, Mr. reat’ Pineky ght deserves universal commen ation, Int we think Congress onght 10 abolish the pork-barrel tem without & ‘contly investigation, Another mast who ts ‘eserving of great erat for bis oppositio to the pork barrel ix Senator Burton of Ghia. Senator Huston ix one of the few tue in Washington who have fought with ity and energy for economy w He je retiring. fro there ane fully Atty Renators who wend be missed lex, Small But Noisy HERE: cam ami wo dowbt that there Ie or nection among. politician, m now amonye the Democrats eeaume that party happens 49 be in frty am business ae Tiving by polities, and x0 have no concern Th make thelr about private property of their own. Th the responsibility of "The have ano experiens cemplosers aud dependents. Thelr feeling toward property ani organized business sakes of # kind of intellectual wey think that ong plies a lack of uli one ana will

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— i COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 a Mission and Betrayal By Dr. Armgaard Karl Graves tie’ wil be glven the owner” A Plague of German Spies ships mand alma phate —1 made ut Setettdeyes, At once | Bld el ty wey of Bras

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u COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 Trt to TLtburch ty wa he nk of Hotta dure 3 you have a9" ran to take sant Pattee Twenty way af nee ot bo ‘Sermon st nt ab, Ie the et ane jerome tse te tie ‘he shurlowets whey Cdk tai tn the lee ove with Comsat itor Treva Innit hrm af om eaters Glasorw wert A Costly Mistake AT ve mate Wy tenes tt la a ‘partion Ul rt ite nutter an iia ora eet r alsa scale dase Caught with the Evidence HES. tet see 0 it ot alt Moth rea tt mes Mtn th hs a Tee et veered ores fon aie Taroard t 1 work myst A Menace to Britain’s Navy T é by Goog

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 1s Bealby By H.G. Wells Chapter XIII y, A Left-Handed Mascot ‘aa bre sai 1 inquire with tome het wha Mr. Ryall led that Reathy was hating the le Mesh as, rset erties “te manent be ticks Me ec ae ‘or iowelf ar 8 rapt

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Are We Neutral? F SHALL ons gids. Ata yet up swept the British navy fro feed ain we fn the United Bate I What would we think aul what woubl we that If we were guided by onlinary rogiite the necendty af making’ our nAKy {Union we wtrong a HF wow bs sl ra inion, Our German Ameviean ete who Hrejodiewt agaiet the Butherkanal woul the tion. With a tinenph of the ape. we into the shoew that France hax stood by how Sandbagging Belgium HIE APOLOGINTS for 6 acholans a Professors Kes PRASCKE of Larvand University, Gal it enrionsly tion of Regina fram their dissertations fierce hatred al eon ie intricate diplomat « ‘hat preceded Tieginan Ue th miserable tragels eighty yeane now singe Germany’ solemn guara ‘of that ttle contr. Misstane. forall his iron,” hie harsh reatiness to brvak es to specied that promise during the Pram {Tid the German not invade Prance bl tlie gave up the penject of Dringg baek thei wwuraled by the a Fonte through the neutral lerHtors, ‘The present outbreak ule Ger ranging her Rr he fg Pranew oF Russia, The promises a seam fie thrown to the winds, atl the newtral fervitory feels the harshest Fors of wars ‘The Ferman go ever further nin emaatd 9 $4000.00 riven froth Tron, whieh is the wate thing ws ws Fal itizen avd then robbing kim to pay xour expenses. Th thing is that these mensures ave taken at the vers start Ini ate, therefore, not the result find carefully Iai plans of the inst ave: known 10 hy him. iment of brutal military fore, a power to which no prom ‘This insane antocenes ho more represents German culture than Cenk ‘Mvneiry represents Awierienn polite Hife. ‘These power crazed mil: tnvists at Berlin have het everything wh A the fut mie how whether the melern world ean folerate ang such at the head of rent government aul a great p everywhere be aniast the € whe moral wrong in what

he are npirit ana of alm ‘saint our wile

A teacher fo Retin is

fre Profesor Paaxeke atl Professor Mirena: of Harear The Case of Russia OME ONE MAY ASK why the xame reasoning does not apply t i a erhaym it doen. bat we do not see it that wa. wt the anomaly be twee a string fas unforgivable, Germany ie mo cversthing except ite healsh

France and Great ermans. If Germany van marvival of the

nent all avon wT be Teitain, ‘The will affect Rrssin a well as 6 anguers, on the other hand. it will net only tnilitare apinit, but the iro lam in. Eneope—yolitieal. conan Tis the best known of Russian anarchists, inv thi war precisely be hot gain, int al progressive al tremthened.”” Alrwaly “hen to. promise home

the ossian ers government fol

War, a grant of represeutatiy joan, Tt ie true that Tula, Tike Germany aul Fam emperor, ain that this war was declared nce to the penple om whom it weighs most heavily. We believe the war will, all the same, Tet in the Tight in Kuysia

Ht that has entertainel wm is the the lant six mouths with iter, Dr, Anwcaans Katt, Guaves Dir Gnavi came te the oftiee dis ago, introduced himself a a former spy esd several articles giving. details ome af DENT OF THE Wd ot On ON ONE exper

ng be dencribed, The fact that the author

waaturally did uot encourage beliet in his articles We slant Dr. Guavie's past nit ve veri Aver all : ‘we conkl nevomplish we tilt tunl some hesitation ut of

ing the atticlen, but after they were publish ‘experiences were ever ‘hat: ‘our readers have usclves a ix De. Gave haw said about the has tended theatre of 1

war machine Knowledge,

He Hs now in th

F ives, we hoje tw have aticles from hin which, jo na from our experience, we think will be more valuable that most correspondence from the seat of war, Iiut If the Gerninyn ever get

i hauls Wwe won't have any articles from Dr. Gavi

‘of us a valuable compuliary dive ‘ine in personal hygiene, a start toward better ivi Villa Now and Villa Then RESIDENT WILSON ix described hy the Adiainiatration prt we Ihaving “his jaw net bunt” ax he threaten what he will lo to vurl 1s baninens fterents which he ais are encouraging Via fo ata out fagainet the present government of Mexico. If any buses interests, i their own purposes, are giving axtmpathy amd encouragement 0 Viena, they are President of the United States re ceutly did. Dowhtlow President Winsos ean see a ditinetion between the two ese, but Vita. being an iterate belgie, ca. “Our owt feeling fe that either a business Iuterst nor a government out to have any sort of understanding with w bandit. When President Worson's wish to get Fil of Hemera wae baie by that ol renegade’ skill ail stubborn, then Vina wiv taken to the Aduiniatent ion fowom. He wae wot feaconeagent a sna, nt wi w have ari. Howe, the Adduinisteat lon pees ee to ereate a pubile opinion friendly to him, Vita cowl miacere his eharaeter aud leds were kino lake the lealing citizens to organize a Iynch

< of the Inte New York Republieny State ich met very appropriately In one nf the deeayed Saratoga, read Tike a volnme of epitaphs. Th moved withont a hitch, Winaast Banses, ir 1st ove, a tempo spceeh. TH aoe ave bess a fue sit yea av Roor xpoke of “the corns nee whieh have ebiraterized cmtsol” Baws

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ows! Chane D, Hues, wi rou, was there aid. “rea vigorously, a did variows Yeuweable Innlmarks. The Sines of the Repub wim fearlessly asserted, and the usual vague ‘nl stale "They are asking New York State iy. Pee [= hae Ne The American Spirit WO INSTANCES of it came to ‘our attention recently, Cae | was signed and pi vert “It yo ent foal han sek a aria oops ne eomntey: gong Looking Forward Lig tett moectce tar ean ake business goo in thie eo iy we onght to have Kt now, Th war gen tx all the Henle [prohibitive taeitt—aint Arawaeks, How ane thing else than eomumerclal pre peril a ‘ited States Pisses all nnlerstanting, One Sort of Unemployment EXOD OF OCR DAY Vi pros ably: Mr, Waurieey SfAsox, whan on Ao hase nominated “hi priest of ‘The exenee Ich und Bonaparte Folice has prohibited the Arinking of aby inthe, In Berlin, ax reported by an exewithens of the mobifization, fare riewsted with gifts of eersthing excet abba an, fo am sme forth fromthe: Kater Vat wer caret mrtislraness ic amponw i afer a miner nn atest" benef ‘The Prefect was shuryer than the Kaiser, in that he was not fookel toy the ol 1 guirpnen” fake, hold of the truth et ween drink an TO this stroke part of fearful war may: be ‘of the money abd steeigt uttingg ont the Tiquor, The Explanation EW YORK CITY. pea on ot hy the pubic. xe of the political fem whiet used 40 contra all ity jo there, On Janitors wa arrested ed With Having committed sich a revelting crime against a young gel that he nl to. he imprisones nop Jet the ther eriatinaly lyn ‘The explanation, a given in oh % ont Fale news apes, i Fallows: ‘a ack inthe worn We would fke to show thx to some ‘hurelyeoiig ist Her of Merino Lauiville or Baltimore ‘who haw a small daughter gone 40 school and ‘of is "trvde a ow he u uilt in the matter, Business of Blushing HAT DO YOU THINK is the beat editorial Cots ha published ince yo have ben rea fn the paper?” Nome ove with a Of many eens, sermons, satons, an Fe ee “1 woh he sta fifteen dozen prime tag T have shaken ice One on Brother Van Valkenburgh K. A.B. DETWILER of Sunlight, Va, sends this account of extraordinary doings at 3M from the Phitatelph ae ya ite tot va Monday toa fo tel wht ante somerhat troee. “These are ction tat fos and tinmce: Yow who were srwrk by the same bat st eee Pennsylvania air certainly dex work marvele? rather exalted. idea af the merits pine urge the issue ‘of the ext af them IF yom have Kept a xerap book, oF have any Mevided foam, tell ex which omen ton Tike best? Dedicated to the Cubist Fringe of Reform HEX W ‘he orl, ad here that ity ed entertae ‘i hah hoaslens ut ‘down the brave f amater: at eth ir iets at tld fo aie ince ty example searing that ie wn shal te mate fo ‘ee alt is xound is athe courage t patase it that help izuinh the responsible states from the demagogue anil that type of idealist whose ideals are wind andl rain water, Such Stuff as Verse Is Made OF cr IDEA, emotional thrills i the: British ight aul silently « ‘ering the he fist tine fh one hdr to have it nw

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ISS ELFRIEDE RIOTE és the on ‘man military airship pilot im the Kaiser's service. The entire corps of Leppelin drivers, of which she is a member, is subject to the call to the front in the present war. Up to the time we io fo press, aircraft as instruments of destruction ‘have been rather disappointing. The largest num- ‘ber slain in a single instance was when a Zepbe- lin billed twenty-sis non-combatants at Antwerd with a bomb intended for the Belgion royal amily. Women and children were among those ‘of the slain, and the incident has been denounced (as ome of the worst outrages ever committed ‘by civilized men against the rules of warfare COLLIER'S Fors The Camera’s Story

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TEMBER 12, 1914 19 f the World at War | HE RUSSIAN ADVANCE, combined twith the French, Belgian and British rev terses in the west, has made the Czar's forces the hhope of the Allies. Their battle front in sia is seventyfice miles lone as we £0 t0 ‘ress. Our Dhotograph shoves a battery of Rus- sian artillery entrenched and ready for action. ‘The St. Petersburt authorities say\that they ‘have 3,000,000 immediately available for the campaien against Germany and 2,000,000 op: ‘posing the Austrians. Their successes in East Prussio would indicate that the Russians are jn much better fighting trim than when they faced the Japanese, who are now their allies + ain mn nom Liege. The comping weeed

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 The Novo Idea— “Contracting is profitable in proportion as Porth laces Labor lu a A Novo! Engine will do a eiven pi a ork ‘would cost to-do. the tinged to x scraper, “Bid low— and put Novo on the payroll” With a litle ‘must keep upto Reliable Power in All Weather NOVO Fgines an be fried AemIAIS i oes Se eters work ata small fraction of NGINES "272, Send for the Free Book EE The “Turcos” or African Troops of France wwe" marr Percival Gibbon ‘he we dans sprint te

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 2 ee 10% More for Your Money My Nlssion and Betrayal in England Quaker Oats is put up also in a 25-cent size: nearly three Cet rm rte 1 times as lange as the 10-cent size. By saving in packing it offers you 10 per cent more for your money, See how hang it last, : ae i cart of ft anti ere Nasa Gime se Arrested as a Sty bc eS os ange zr Every Luscious Flake Holds Vim Quaker Oats—what a wondrous food ! | With the flavor and aroma of a sweetmeat or a dainty, it’s a storchouse of virility. Every dish is a battery of energy, to act on mind and muscle. It tends to change the weak and languid into human dynamos, Besides that, i's a balanced food. Every ele- mentourorganismneedsisfoundinQuakerOats, BY ; And some rare ones are there in abundance. Reicaiattaet brates tue te Cater Yet this vim-food is a delicacy—the best- Maa SNe ts tat i Logeclatall Chagratn Gone ioe = What a mistake folks make—especially man mothers —who fail to serve enough. SEeveetes Sates Quaker Oats the warrant | All the World Prefers It ‘This food of fowls should be We have made this premier serve, we cain im its most in- food delightful, Now from all ‘ThatmeansQuaker the world over people sei to ts for it Its conntless lovers in We leave the little grains for a hundred nations serveitevery horses. Forboman food wepick morning, ‘ont only the pomp and Ivsciows Yet Quaker Oatk—mnade of ‘oats. We get but ten pounds of quecn-grainsonly=-costsyoun0 ‘Quaker Oats ‘rom the foages ow tate | Dy anes The Text of the Letter ‘vee ‘zomg Alumina pet | grocer that you Boca Bidee! i eaeetare | vant Quaker 22 Quaker Oats toe con and he'll send you these lis tate day flakes iets scent it ete ‘hited ating etre fearoma. You Clots fakes fave tin the Please re {hanya was as T wanted = ‘member that. Thats Wicker theta Bee ay af am Ne Brenden J0cand 286 ps Pas ‘he rated bratiamomeeeet | coneimey Ac Rpts the or a Paha ed Sapte

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2 COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 The Extra | agg Guarantee Baateeesee= GELETT BURGESS Price is what one gives Valueis what gets back. ‘one-quarter of the total ie coat of vehi 41 feared ght aNd he Extra Experience *Extra Value Extra Security * eat wth _ Extra Organization

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the Cap To know of the Efficien. ~ cy and Reliability of ea We never fully appreciate a peaceful home ‘till th’ neighbors next door or over th’ way get t! Fightin’, Jest now “My Country 'Tis of Thee" hez a kind of a “Home Sweet Home" sound to it. ptt re D-WILL is a whole lot more stable sis for peace between men of nations, than peace conferences will ever be. As a force for peace there's nothing like VELVET, The Smoothest Smoking Tobacco, VELVET, your pipe and yourelf will form a Triple Alliance for the preservation of friendship and good-will and the repelling of invad- ing troubles and wortes. For there's an aged- inthewood mellowness about this cool, slow-bum- ing, fragrant Kentucky Burley de Luxe that pails peace into your pipe. Start a peace conference now by purchasing a tin of VELVET.

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Most famous Trade Mark in all Europe Where Ripolin Enamel Paint is a Household Word ESE Riva we Save Im acd _Fa furry ya ed | "he rot tae sedge Sole: Keen oa tons oe cee Pw i ig aoe atta mm. sa char chan rue mote ter hah Sea pteiay Sec mes | COLLIERS FOR see ur, ler rman he hrs Rip man that shined (ne har qa ane thea Regie! enst Cont Tem he tin ol el a i 277,18 lle abel Fist i Be lll if Her ue f ¥ F h 4, Aino hotel wapotin re waht without checking the thleto'weriy thet meer fen nimple EeatCouptny wil how you haw Se ee ‘Sp sounml ho you re potng what ye pay fe ‘Your us mater ino simple apd acura menuing machine O°% Grored Gy Most of nats mee ty Sop oad Suse sthrinwhawe record are scemibla tthe pub 4 Your Gas Company sand ready a al tines wo ad you Sito he gon cee rehe fot the uo fr ‘rshout your c-gpeeten contol the amos or he war ‘pes tous the meter. i f a aw Pate eal ‘tants Leepom dag bonne wh you well a commen. honesty, them to ane for oct meth yu ye hat yu pay fo Thy {When you buy GAS, YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. National Commercial Gas Association £29 Wet 30h Sret, New York City ‘bee te” estos. teamaerrd to ae (ite prao Ut nerd ta hae ne {Shen ‘wherever jou wish to T'are Seroully thats autdie the: Lieutenant A Trip to Downing Street The First Day at Se sae eee Ineae blue a Sato” et hind eb ree Tote Chat the runs atte Mien priate i en ton and te hoot * of furttare= tal, The First Diplomat of Enslond S10 FFA, ot tal he Sent rod witnt a en of bette tno ter tne feeved ‘to vin, we tala mi yung ica a awer, teak from Mago * Teste dsine ‘Seta tre nea "ee Sad'T toe ndvnenage of Hts ne ag Ae had the ote of ake bi ook

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Severe Tests 190 drop fongings. We use a A Super-Car $1,175 ESE ning Fall Series 5-Passenger Touring’ Car or Roadster Byery cha Better Than It Need Be By an Average of 50 Per Cent R.E, Olds took this position when he first with flea brought out Reo the Fifth: 6 Weeks to Build The usual standards are not good enough mach for men who buy cars to keep. troubles, repairs and upkeep. So he built this super-car—a car of ex- \\. soe 15 ruler bearings tremes, of vast over-capacity—ultra in its fineness, its exactness, its materials and its — . para talae This is the Long-Time Car This car has won men by the legions to Men are buying this ear now a better grade of car. New Additions Covnttess new things have tent. Anil REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Lansing, Michigan Canadian Factory, St. Catharines, Ont. Canadian Price, $1,575, Reo the Fifth Fall Series Bienen

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This Completelibrarylof LAW| IN(6|HANDY VOLUMES Only, $1la\Month: ea ‘Tymorance ofthe law excuses no ma ERE IS OUR SPECIAL OFFER Agood building and a good roof At big, per manent build- 20 rea of mre with: | Special Note fou painting or tinkering oF any i Third Being fes-ctase {modern building, Well, fie because it's big Mere bigness com pele a caret srody fosteand the conto is lower than that of any ‘ther permanent rat Second its bigness com: pels caret study of fe and the maintenance co t's Barret Specstio Root is practically nod ing. Iwill wsualy Last Fist as economical and | ereteys sistacry Henman "OMPANY These Men Have the World’s Most Wonderful MEMORIES He Can Build YOUR Memory So That Tt Will Never Fail

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Packer No. 8 Hears from a PipeLover Tne ee EASY MONTHLY RAMEN Fort Wayne Indiana LPRIGHT. rrANos MINIATURE GRANDS BEANE PIANOS CONCERT GRANDS 7 1914 2 BUSINESS Men interested in efficiency are invited to visit any dealer in Packard Pianos and learn about a new kind of effi~ ciency that can be applied to any business. Any Packard dealer can tell you how the Packard Piano Company has learned to utilize the spirits of its men, a8 well as their heads and hands—how the Packard cresinaion workmen, oficerstlesmen and deslerr—are ta enue spe of mutual purpose, mutval helpfulness rd which makes for beter men, better good beter Investigate the Packard Business Policy If you are interested in a piano, the Packard Business Folic will make you want a piano built the Packard way—and there ts only one, the Packard Catalg and name of lcal dealer on request THE PACKARD PIANO COMPANY * Home for$2729/ ~ with anUnderfeed, ( pots guarantee that Williamson boilers ext coal hilt

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2 COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 ME T Z|. The Quality Car HE nev fore-door movlel ofthe Mets Roadster appeals to your appreciation of Ova/ity. Everything about it is expressive of ficiency, it wom the last Glidlem Tour and scored sensational ‘ietories in the offically eonducted hillctimbing contests last June and July at Uniontown and Riche! Springs, petition against cars of all makes and prices, forse power racing mioels Tt is ham enuipmtent ts the best fance it has no superior. It ts the Fecognized high class ear in the Tow price elas ry farting eae “Rice east spare of tne Ne was so denty nvare SE thves serial torree Nene "Ttestarat them eh per ‘om ny bli at ey were he "ume eran the ‘rath ft hed tr tose nd mater An ey SS rag ot aera at ae $495 Equipped Complete Soe tattered, There can a ing te Tar niet td st Heatran nt thn Wh wor at ee nCinant Ti ever snap sft nanded Sascot the tran he New Fore-Door Model A Masterpiece in Automobile Design and Construction MAIS new METZ mode is uxrionly fish, grace in de rigs ted warily tay ie. fe potas hak pr sad We pn thn ar ay ocety Rare ince oe foiice oh mets fo so nner oar eg I, i Sinay nda weno. Special Features ‘ate wane xin- Gondich ei. oavng thr ot ALI ayatoned whether be hound ie eae tm few at ten went tack am ae feo feu" the kardon, “The he gen outed a tte, the shai ie ck nt, Jn ang-—and 8 ye. “Atami aut Tvogu ener arr sete tarts met rar.” vison wind Wide, comfortable test, with dee oy toes na owreylader water evoed moto, nck enn age Re ite were he Tt mecmed vant Ale to Meaty he snes oat ian Rey (Bdvcational Boys’ Educational — | wean eel eae a ae Lees Institutions Institutions Sees Sorat foram fs, fe ata. pane tc “Rare Hoaueht at and artsted sa of srs sat the HL sty fe serid Fou fat ope late ne expct esto he Sy ‘ee Tat dea ta rs St. Paul’s School i au enti ager eniy Teaty tuned mereoasly att fake of Thr the ee, fe hd vars ort the wnder se? Why erat anete of penifiene Salons ‘with named earmeat hem ane “nena Rrovtere. Ministers ihe mri nareelag wn, et tak a, eyonie "Fe ro ahem te Se ia intel fo tke tie ay in “which the ‘ort in The eae Military Educational Institutions Aceetd inthe Raw ‘str a hag Interval Ave

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 2 Te Panama-California The Great Exposition at San Diego OU expect to visit Southern California sometime; every- body ought to; if you've ever done so you expect to go ag he wonderful clear air, like wines the cloudless ies; the beauty of scenery—mountains and sea$ the charm of old Spanish missions, relics of an ancient civilization which existed there hundreds of years ago. Southern Cal- ifornia is the mosty wonderful place in America, Nextyear.in1915,thewholeworld _ tunitiesSouthern California offers for will celebrate the opening of the doing things that are worth doing, Panama canal; that marvelous high- hat’s it: An exposition of oppo way connecting East and West will tunity; the San Diego Panama-Cal- he then in use for the fleets of all ifornia Exposition, nations, ‘The most important thing at the western end of that canal, at least for you and the other patriotic citizens of this and the most in “The setting for such an exposition i ideal" ‘Balboa Park offers a natural stage of great beauty, where. they have builé'a beautiful Spanish Colo- nial city: where the things Na has done will be as entertaining and instructive as the things. man has done and is doing. af ifornia is Southern California, And now there's being made ready a wonerfl exposition to show you what the best genius and skill in the ‘The San Diego Exposition is an all- work, in every department ‘of the Sr eppoatient Fane human enterprise, can’ accomplish; i 31, You and what's more important, toshow Can sce it whenever it best suits you voudiow it’s accomplished. Boe pepusnier bor talavese his is « Panama-Calfornia World ex jake your pla Talk 19 your ion it ill be the mo remarkable expontion sl ecket The transpora- ‘ver mae, because i doesn't look Eke an expo: om companies git exny 10 0 10 wat ail; because the objet in creating San Diego: the Expostion Managers are see- howe you can do things rather than what ‘ the hotels will mate it eaty for las has done; to show what-oppor og a8 you please. 1915 All he year

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COLLIERS FOR SEPTEMBER 12, roe Tiredom’s Upper Class Dear Sir: It isn’t extra price which Pr the upper class in Tire- m, Fanciful things don’t count here. Nor does exclusiveness. Tires are mere ullities. And Goodyear prices—due to mammoth output —count just as much as other Goodyear savings. Real Aristocracy The real aristocrats in Titedom are NoRim-Cut tires. They out- tell any other. By exclusive features and extra ualty'they won the ruling place. mse cave the’ cevaliyek" Pies as cau is measured there, Yet many makes of tires are selling for more than Good year prices. Badges of Class These things, in Tiredom, are the sole criterions of class. No rim-cutting. We prevent that ina faultless way—a way which we control. It saves a ruin which is wrecking one old-iype tire in three, as per our last statistics. Fewer blow-outs. Our “On- Air” cure—used by us alone—saves the major cause of blow-outs. It adds to our tite cost $450,000 per year. Fewer loose treads. A patent method —used by us alone — reduces this danger by 60 per cent. Perfect anti-skids. Our All- ‘Weather treads are tough and double- thick. Ree flat and smooth, so they run like plain treads. ‘Their grips are deep, sharp and resistless, Lowest cost per mile. These foatuses, plas low Goodyear:prices, insure that to our users: hun- dreds of thousands have proved it. No Pose of Price No-Rim-Cut tires don't pose as extra-priced. They once sold for tore than rival ties because ofthese costly features. But mammoth out GoonYivEar No-Rim-Cut Tires With AIL Weather Treads er Smooth put and new efciency cut that cost {mmensly, and you get all the sav- ing. Our average profit last year was 61% per cent First we saved you rim-cuts, blow- ‘outs and Toose treads. Now we save you in the price per tre. As a te- ult, men. now are buying, on the average, 125,000 Goodyear auto- tmobile tires per month, True Extra Value We know but two ways to, get eattu voles he on-exira pre. The ice of some tires will buy you a Fakioch wiker Goodyear That extra size, of course, means extra service. Or the price of three tires, extracpriced, will buy you four of Goodyears. And four tres will surely outlast three. But, size for size, youll never find a better tire than Goodyears. In the four ways cited you'll ind none a good. Remember that. High price clas in some things, but i's a detriment in tires. It adds to dead expense. Any dealer will supply you Good- year tres at Goodyear prices if tell him that you want them. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Toronto, Canada Branches and Agencies in 103 Principal Cities Dealers Exerywhere Write Us on Anything You Want i London, England Mexico

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 a li vs. Hymen tite WAR what is ita abbr e AN Europe's millions mad for blood just because a Prince was shot? Are cannon belching death—iron wottom of the sea—is the death rattle just because Russia wants to show rather ~ Servia? Hasthe whole world, over a very foolish and trivial que ide the curtain of Europe's politics and see the grim and sinister game of chess that is being played, See Upon what a slim, yet desperate, excuse the sacred lives of Read the history of the past one years, as written by one of the greatest authori work has ever known, and learn the naked, teuth, FREER: Sr » the World Get the REVIEW OF REVIEWS for a Year Review of Raviwns, Gcmapeny’ 20 ving Plas New York

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COLLIER'S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 r napisco >| | A> NABISCO Sugar Wafers “THESE incomparae sweets are the most univer. sally popular of all dessert confections, Whether served at dinner, aficrnoon tea or any social gather~ ing, Nabisco Sugar Waters are equally delightful and appropriate. In ten-cent tins; also in twenty-five. cent uns NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY thie Boston sania 8 Garter BRUSHES pte See a | eee || Jown L. Wain). J. ADAMS Co. por tan ‘Suara boinc of your ona mith Tex Pinte, he em atc onto ies’ san titel tocling Kn (Make Money In Your Own Business HE waned eh tint

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many wes for eat ronal Co- Educational Institutions —with an EDISON MAZDA # in every socket Fart mt Special Educational Jnstitutions | Special Educational Jnstitutions STUDY AT HOME LAW brcome Girls’ Educational Institutions THE FINCH SCHOOL

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“ COLLIER'S FoR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 The Studebaker is a Car of Distinguished Individuality You instinctively think of the Studebaker as a car of superb quality. You compare it not with cars in its own price class, but with cars costing $500 to $1000 more. Often you pause in amazement when you try to reconcile Stidebaker quality and Studebaker prices. $985 fora full sized, roomy, four-cylinder touring-car and $1345 for a big, powerful “Six” are low prices for just "good" cars "They are relly phenomenal prices when they have back of them Studebaker quality and the strength and character of the Studebaker organization. And there is only one thing that makes them possible—"Studebaker manufacturing methods”. A Studebaker cars are the product of this_quagtity production, together with the complete- tion with 62 years of experience ess of Studebaker plant Equipment, makes, possible the elimination of, practically all the parts-maker’s orofit from the Studebaker cars. ‘They are made in what we believe to be the most com- pletely equipped automobile plants in the world. factured under the direct supervision of the Studebaker motors, transmissions, axles, springs, drop forg- ratte ‘ ng the ings, bodies, tops,-~are all made in Studebaker plants ‘They are m: men who des factured practically completeinStudebaker Studebaker steels worked out to special formulae are all specially heat treated in Studebaker plants. Now couple with all these things Studebaker quantity pro- duction and you will realize immediately what we mean by the Economy of Studebaker Manufacturing Methods. During the last eighteen months 55,000 Studebaker cars have ‘ ae ziria tha oe ghee In addition it means the saving of the parte-maker's profit— is pau kumeeeey tnd 90 teakes pomible Stadetaber prion And this completeness of Studebaker manufacture means better, stronger, longer-wearing parts—consequently Stude- baker quality This is the largest number of one make selling at or above Studebaker prices ever produced in the same period by any ‘The St manufacturer. maker's ‘Avpiing to Al Sader Cars "lec Sataend igh fae se SR PR 7 DETROIT E detaker Corporation shares its profits not with parts: with huvers of Studebaker cars. =

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COLLIER’S FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 3 $1650 Model J Two-Ton k, 149 Different Lines of Business Find This The Ideal Motor Truck Be honest with yourself, Your whe and your busines, bie down and ‘igure out how much Your present wastetul method of hauling i cost ing. you—how much you could save by bringing the Reo Motor Track t0 your The actual figures. will surprise you Pethaps. you have imag ined the first cost of motor trucks "too high for’ you The average cost of 54 lead ing makes of two-ton trucks is S201. The Reo Model J, 2 two-ton truck, every- where acknowledged by ex perts as stronger and sturdier other trucks of its rated ys sells for $1650. Features That Mean Unbroken Service Much than you will Many Delighted Users We ate constantly receving le in the face. Fie= Iaaling cons, and them. We" wil for any information havliog that you Motor Track extslog Reo dealer, and talk the big item. Re ‘over with hic ies’ 2 REO MOTOR TRUCK CO. in bull se fe Lansing, Michigan

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