Life — September 15, 1910 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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ReduceYour Flesh ithout drugs or dieting by wearing Dissolvene Rubber Garments POSITIVE RESULTS OBTAINED it by Men amd Women blssOLVENE MFG. COMPANY, New Verk fot. 30,338 Merray iN wi na ie er lg In the California Climate \ critic of California calls attention to ow development of the Pacific lis nine States, he notes—for all urea, opportunity and natural 1, at the last census, an ax eregat ulation smaller than Ohio's nd only about one-half that of New York: y way of answer, it is possible that alifornia would point to the quality of its population—including, of course, its uthors, There is Charles F. Lummis, ior instance, one of the most unique citi- zons of our continent, who settled down 1 Loce Ang-E as Intely taken precautions that his name shall last as long as the stones of the west Museum. Mr. Lummis cele Irated his last birthday by conveying to be museum, in perpetual trust for the public and his own posterity, his remark- Me library and collections, accumul luring twenty-five years of explor: nd travel the frontiers of New Mexiee Mexico, Ecuador az! alone—a treasure Spanish Americana—contains ousand items; the collection includes the gold-inlaid f Juan De Soto, the eight The quickest, most wholesomeand ben- cficial of stimulants Use it for health’: ». Look for the namcUNDERBERG ‘Sold Everywhere. New ‘York. ennsylvania Railroad CONNECTING LINKS Fast Trains The “Pennsylvania Special “—the 18-hour train—leaves New York 3. P. M. to-day and arrives Chicago 8.55 A. M. to-morrow: leaves Chicago 2.45 P. M., arrives New York 9.45 A.M. “The Pennsylvania Limited '*—the world's standard enger train—leaves New York 10.55 A. M. to-day and s Chicago 8.45 A. M. to-morrow; leaves Chicago 5.30 P. M., arrives New York 5.30 P. M. “ The 24-Hour St. Louis’’"—which inaugurated quick service to the southwest—leaves New York 6.25 P. M. to-day and arriv Louis 5.25 P. M. to-morrow the “‘24-Hour New Yorker” “leaves St. Louis 6.00 P. M., arrives New York 7.00 P. M. The “St. Louis Limited"—the twin train of the Pennsylvania Limited—leaves New York 10.55 A. M. to-day and arrives St. Louis 1.25 P. M. to-morrow; the “New York Limited” leaves St. Louis 1.02 P. M., arrives New York 5.30 P. M SMOOTH ROCK-BALLASTED FOUR-TRACK SHORT LINE STANDARD RAILROAD OF AMERICA randson of Hernando Ds nores of the Arroyo Seco, 1 corner-stone of a rock he an original endure. For fiftcen years h Mr. Lun bored on this house with his own nis was a paralytic, a pauper, a target And this, too, is to be his jor the bullets of assassins. He recov subsidiary museum for the housing (in cred his health, he made money, he three rooms) of the Lummis library and many books As an historian of collec a home also, with produc cat Southwest no one has written live, untaxed land. to be held in trus more entertainingly. And now all the forever for his descendants by the South priccless objects he hz ered are put west Museum heyond the possibility of dispersal. A “Your children,” wrote Edward BP linguist, a trained photographer, a skilled y. ina passage preserved by the workman, Mr. Lummis isa house-h . thotogies, “ live to be the servan: too. Fifteen years ago, amonr the syea- (Continued on page 421) 419