The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1904, Page 4

YET). | TWEE STONP ©, Said Has Determined to Re- | Belon trom the Bench and Tour he Big Cities. SNL Do MANAGING ~, OF HIS OWN CAMPAIGN. Whatever Assistance He Gets ‘Will Be Subject to His Direc- Sston—Messaps of Congratue /Mation Still Pour In, A - F — (pectal to The Evening World) EBOPUS, July 12.—Judge Parker will take advantage of the technicality Permits him to remain on the and at the same time conduct his for the Presidengy. It has th nd & general cleaning up of iis affairs he will plunge into the and work as bard as any rat in the country for the suc- of the ticket, win D i Own Once off the bench, Judge Parker wilt! fm @ position to conduct the cam- > pad 9 sees fit and to take as large @4 small a personal part in the fight he thinks best. One thing can be absolutely, and that is that Parker is going to do a good deal =, running of things himself, From ttle wettiement the biggest part ‘et the campaign |s going rep ped ducted. ‘Twat this te the course of wisdom all lenders have agreed. Not a man mong the big guns of Democracy| Moubts now Judge Parker's entire ability fo do things and to do them well. A )@an who can set the whole country by ‘the ears and win applause from Repub ) Mean newspapers as wel) as Democratic f @mes, With one scratch of the pen, they *@ay ls wood enough to be at the helm in ” ential campaign No Spectacular Stunts, ‘While Judge Parker's head is direct fe things, the great question now & De settled is what part his tongue Js U Play in the fight. Judge Parker ts to Make speeches; that is settied, but how soften and under what clroumstances has ‘pot been entirely settled. One thing Bowever, the Judge refuses to do. He ‘will not do any of the Roosevelt stunts @f shooting across the country tn spe dal traine, making talks from rear platforms and he will leave the cart | tail oratory for thd strenious enemy. ~ » Chicago is to open the cam mn witty @ big meeting in @ few days, but of @ourse Judge Parker cannot address that as he will say nothing In public patil after the oficial notification, A Movement is on foot to have Judge | Parker sound his initial note of the @eppaign in New York City. The last of the Parker opposition would road with an invitation trom ‘Tam- Hall and an acceptance from the te, With Senator Gorman and William F Meehan the leading candidates for \ Bhairmanship of the National Commit-| fee, the situation is not in the least @anger. Jydye Parker would like two ave Sheehan get the place. He, ilk Wany other Democratm has come to the conclusion that Sheehan ts one ot the most astute and resourceful Demo- | tm the party, And Sheehan, who| or Parker, winning fights ne along, would jast to a victory cogratulatory messages which are non Judge Parker are coming ) every faction of the cate & united front for the firet time in eight heahan, Mr, Hill and oth # optimistic over a indeed gloomy but PRBS NOW CK IM NEW YOR Trip to Oyster Bay Over After a Conference with Roosevelt and Cortelyou Lasting Until After Midnight. OYSTERIBAY, L. 1, July 12—Senator Fairbanks and Nationa! Chairman George B. Cortelyou, who were over- guests of President Roosevelt at Hill, lett here for New York Benator Fairbanks wil remain in York until this evening when he return directly to Indianapolts. rman Cortelyoa will stop in New i Balers the Gacty lett darn @ party a Hill to-day the President, Senator # and Chairman Cortelyou ore FON early this morning. urally no information about It Mam i. Hunt, who, anttl was Governor of Porto Rico, to-day. He came ty pay to _the President and to dis affaire with him, for several days to make ngements “pum” fow of his remarks BiG BILL SWATS BOURKE COX tic Candidate, It '8! The Famous Epigrammatist of the Pump Emerges from Si- lence to Say a Few Things|‘ About the Orator. ‘The late Wfilam 8, Devery, one-time Chief of Polloe in New York, and later candidate (or Mayor on the Ragtime tioket, and who was buried politically @o deep that It was chought he was laid away foreve enous words about Charles F. Murphy and Bourke Cockran has come to say a few o Mr. Devery held forth at the famous be talkel, and these are a "Wherever there's polities you see Bourke Cockran taking the high jumps Backward or forward—te don't care, s long as he's jumping, Croker fired bim out of Tammany Hall He stumped © country for McKinley. Then Char fl9 Murphy had to do a grave-robbing H.O'Neill & Co. During July and August this Store will be Closed 6 0’ Clock Evenings & 1 0'Clock Sat’ days THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1908 . Jodge Parker, The Judge would like | Parker—eaid ao three weeks ago, Tam-| es T read about in the papers. fast such & beating on election day as | any in Mr, Cockran and Mr, Murphy gave him! the driver. ts in St, Louie, Now My, Cockran takes | hold the reine the back hurdle and tellin the country | what a fine man Judge Parker fe, Hes) or Iineo | you a few days late knew it, The country already Tammany Doesn't Sise Up. “Little Mr, Murphy didn't grow any when he met the big Democrats in Bt Loula The Tammany crowd have al- was nothing but towpath dian trails and that Tamman owned them. That crowd hae al come back from @ convention looking #0 mall and pitiful that you feel lke toms ing them « few dimes, They may have 4 majority In Manhattan and the Bronx, but they shape up like a lot of buffoons when they meet the able men from outside, This is a big country and there's lot of brainy men in it, but Tammany doesn't know it When vou spread Charlie Murphy over the State of a mighty Unio coat put him over the and people tunn t Fourteenth street crawling apeck ja. Bomebody em that ite Murphy, (ie Preakent maker ‘The Vike Missed « Chance, I'm afratd thoae World's Fair man jew York you've got r Try to agers out in Bt Loute aren't uy to date. If they were they wouldn't have let auch a prize lot of freaks get out of town, Murphy and Cookran should have been put in a special buffoon cag: exhtolted. May be the people for spectalty—dig up Mr. Cockran, makelgot about them, Gefinitely decided that he will re-}him ‘Tammany * prize orator, force} “They tell us Bow thet Jpdae Peruse abou 35, oMelal no- isa fine man and will be elected ne it July after his official no-| him on the people as a Congressman Willtam 8. Devery Assoctation—the first jon, and that then after @ brief| and ship him gut to St. Louis to beat regular political organtaation to indorse for $1. from 2% to 7—regular §2. Women’s Bathing Suits, All Styles. From theHeavyMohair tothe Bright ee Ladies’ $2.29 Oxford Ties 90 per Pair. ». The uppers are nice soft Vici Kid tips patent leather, soles oak tanned leather, stitched; 1'; inch heels, toe shapes in this season's popular model: B, C, D, E widths, all sizes 50 Ties—Wednesday... v \ Mohair Bathing Suits, full shirts, silk lined all over, atesee yi. ss Mohair Bathing Suits,in new shirt | waist styles, blue or black, at... § Sicilian Bathing Suits, novel de- signs in sailor effec lng eho ROR ioe . rge Bathing Suits, plaited shirt waist models, at,........ neh } $6.05 Silk Bathing Suits, handsomely) embroidered, wpwards from.sese) Goodyear welted and $.190 (Second Floor,) est Silks. Jen } $2.00 $3.50 $6.50 or plain $25.00 (Third Floor.) Women’s Mid-Summer Hats, Smart effective styles designed in our own workrooms, At $3.48 and $4.75 Each. Worth all of $5.00 and $7.00, (Second Floor.) ‘Tm intel: The poor | Un 4 | will do all I can to stop pec for a drink of water in the parks, guch’ telling.” |] Men's Entrance at Elm Place, right. the best offering of Shirts we have had this season. of sheer China silk. And for the woman who feels that need to-morrow brings opportunity to select from @ specially attractive group and pay a dollar or even two dollars less than the Waists are worth, The July Inducement Sale in Housefurnishing Department Continues—The following are three of the many inducements offered.—(Basement.) Oil Stoves. Brooklyn Blue Flame Wickless Oil Stoves—two burners. Regular $5.9¢—Speclal $4.25, Wash Boilers, Made of IXKX tin, with 14 1. genuine copper bottoms, No.7. No.6 No. % Regular $1.75, $2.00, $2.90. Special 89c,, $1.15, $1.35. Table Linens, Sheets and Cases, Comfortables and Quilts In a Special Two Day Sale. Heavy Irish Linen NAPKINS, worth from $1.25 to $9.00, at per dozen. DOUBLE DAMASK, 72 inches wide, value $1.10 per yard, at 7§¢, Heavy White TABLE DAMASK, 58 and 66 inches wide, value 50c. and 65¢ per yard, at 39¢, and 49¢, HEMSTITCMED and TURKISH TOWELS at cost price during this sale. Blankets, Manufacturer's samples and odd pairs of various sizes from stock AT MILL COST, decalcomanie decorations, gold edges, containing large platters, round soup tureen and large size pieces $1.00" $2, 50 | sikoline covered, white sanitary cot. ton filling— | Sheets, ce od Spreads, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. * 46c., $3¢., 59c., 65c., 72c. Galvanized Foot Tubs, 15 inches long, 6 inches deep. Regular 29¢—Special 19c, Dinner Set Special. (For to-morrow only.) 100 pieces fine American Porcelain $8.00 — Regular $15.98, Set for Comfortables. special at 85c., $1.19, $1.48 each. (tirst Floor, rear.) 25% Under Regular Price. HEMMED BED SHEETS~ Special each. HEMMED PILLOW CASE.S—Spe. cial at 614¢,, iy a 170, each AG ae 288 BED SPRLADS—ready for use. 98c., $1.29, $1.48 cach. (First floor.) some trimmed with lace insertions and hemstitehing. few silk-embroidered Walsts also, and some satin foulards in navy and black and white effects. 98c., regularly $1.59 and $1.79. $1.98, regularly $2.98 to $4. Men's Elevators at Elm Place, These are single or double breasted models, made of high-grade tweeds, home- ‘That's ja now trying hard to squeese In| the trust, Pretty soon they'll be band wagon, but I can't seo that 0 alr trust, and wer time king Mr, Murphy to| anybody wanta a breath of afr he'll have to drop a nie! tu the slot. its bie vote! “Tunsday night hold a meeting. VIL take the) We will ratify the ker and Davis of course, | teket and say a few things about our district campaign ude Parker hae our votes. He's | an independent, just like ourselves. That telegram put the Judge at the head of the Independent claas right away quick “Money jan't an iseue in this cam- but I could name some tricky jclaos who are in the campaign for ing else but money, Have I named of them already? That would be When the city rolls up ker in November, w bat when! o for glory to th ean count on Ch Fighting for the Downtrod, in the fight for leader of this t on th a chin any Straw Hat Prices hats in the store and peprioed them, not at. $2.50, $2 and $1.50 straw you to finish out the summer with a All to go at 85c, the hat. Here’s a sale of straw hats with a even reserving asingle Cc. hats is 85 new straw hat. Among them are all the WM. VOGEL & SON, snap to it. We've taken all the straw The new price on these $3, The low price makes it very easy for new models in split and sennit straws, Broadway. Houston St. [in every detail the Leading Retail Establishment of Brooklyn. | Store Closes at 5 P, M. Saturdays at Noon. 60c. Negligee Shirts at 35c, For Men : For Boys ; The Best Values Yet. The Shirt sales at Loeser's this season have been the talk of the town. Because they were low priced? Yes, but more because they were FINE SHIRTS at low prices. Now another sale for men and boys this time, and the best values we have had yet. * They are made of beautiful, soft-finished percales—the same coo! cloth that many makers use in their dollar Shirts, There are 18 different styles—half of them white grounds with neat printings in black or blue; the others darker grounds with neat stripes and figures. Every Shirt is in excellent taste. Every Shirt is full and comfortable; the buttons neat and good; each detall of making There are five thousand of these Shirts--men's and boys’. On spectal main floor tables to-morrow. Sizes 14 to 17 for men, and 12 to 44 for boys, ** is 35c. Each or Three Shirts for $1. Main Floor, Elm Place, $4 and $5 Silk Waists, $2.98. No Summer wardrobe |s complete without one or more dainty Shirt Walsts They are of China silk, white and black, in pretty tailoremade effects, and In the group are quite a Cotton Waists Are Bargains, Too. Waists in about twenty-five of the latest styles. Some are embroidered and lace trimmed; also the pretty bertha effects; some of net and others of lawn, with lace Insertion and edge, P Choice white lawn, Geisha, Crown, Unique and other fine makes. Very stylish and pretty, Trimmed with lace and en broidery. Beeond Floor. Men’s Coat and Trousers Suits For $7.50 Worth $10 and $12.50. |/¢° so eo Loeser clothing for men fs satisfactory in one thing especially, It hats is too big for one bite—| even when it's all. marked) jority of them are $3, So even after yesterday's $1.75. Q CAMMEYER 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. The Greatest of All July Sales IN THE BASEMENT. DON’T MISS IT. Outing and Vacation Shoes for Men, Women and Children, Fine Seasonable Footwear. Unequalled Values. AT UNEXAMPLED REDUCTIONS. These Are Genuine and Absolute Bargains—Guaranteed. $2.00 atent i Women’s $3,50, $3.00 and Oxfords, enamel leather, p leather, black kid, box calf and tan kid. Also Patent Leather Colonials at $],00 Men’s Box Calf and Patent Leather Oxfords, sizes 8 to J, $],5° Men’s $3.50 and $3.00 Lace Shoes, patent leather, box calf and black kid, Goodyear welt oak soles, $2 00 Boys’ and Youths’ Lace Shoes, Russia|Large Assortment of High Class Child’s calf and satin calf, sizes 1) $ l 25, Shoes to be placed on Bar- $ l oo to 2, $1.00; sizes 2% to 514 | gain Tables, per pair..... . A Vile Disease Contagious Blood Poison has wrecked more lives and caused more misery and suffering than all other diseases combined, Some are inclined to treat it light- ly, but these soon learn that they have to deal with a powerful poison that is slowly but surely breaking down the constitution, Contagious Blood Poison not only metes out punish- yor years t was troubled with the ment to the one who con- ype of ohronio blood trouble, tracts it, but others may various other remedies without gett! H ad, fit, I was induced by a friend who was ou: become innocent iccuay gopetitn tone: Biren, trouble 5A ne, 5 of the vile disease throug! nently. 0 Male ata aa At vel pane Ifyour ie ee caty tonne ‘8 - ur whole stock of straw | blood is tainted you may : . rage live to see your children 08. errysville Ave. at ee battling with the same disease—puny and sickly, made miserable by-dis- | gusting sores and skin eruptions, Under the mercury and treat- wn to $1.75; though @ M4-| ment all signs of affection may disappear, but leave off these mineralsand $3.50] you soon find out the poison is still alive and you are just as bad as ever, S. S. S. is the only antidote for Sratagiots Blood Poison, Itdest the virus completely without injuring the system. It ie a rege remedy and we offer re) for proof that it con- ‘ner ny = OS d $4 grades, ‘ always wears and holds its sHiape. Good tailoring does that, and even || selling there are plenty left teins Sage: mineral togndien, A Ss. at ‘ced Suit y : i i ‘ : only works the poison out of the blood thorou; in the least priced Suit you can buy here you will find good tailoring. in all sizes, task restanes Vigne and Wereagta 66 ail _ ly system, spuns, wool crashes and fancy cheviots; the coat rter line ith fi Write for special book on Contagious Blood Poison, describing the bod serge or alpaca They are bargains at..... ee eT 8D sai : Boys’ straws marked down | aiserent cages a symptoms and contain’ ng much other interesting in- - | too. formation most despicable of all diseases, « Summer Trousers at $2.75 and 3,50, $1.50. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Worth from $4 to $2 More. Put an extra pair of these Trousers in your vacation’ trunk—you wit! get lots of wear and satisfaction out of them. Made of good flannels and home. spuns In light, medium and dark colorings. Cut in correct style, with cuff or “turn-up” bottoms, side buckles and straps and finished well enough for no- coat wear Second Floor, Pim Place Last of These Boys’ $2 to $3 Wash Suits, $1. 29, / Fast Elevators at Elin Place. oral We would have hard work to get any better Suits than these so far as wear is concerned—and their coolness and good looks are evi- dent at first glance. They are made of fine domestic and imported faney drills, galateas, cham- brays, plain and fancy linens,.white pique and duck. They have large white duck sailor collars and shields, finished with embroidered emblems. Sailor knot ties of same material as the Suit, sizes 4 to 41 years, Second Floor, Elm Pisce. ast Roogrs, Pret & Company, a Breetey Ey Warne ee - te tw nah it cor, LBth, tnd 1b fo 1dsach Ave Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year. 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