The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1906, Page 7

MAN SLASHED Rapesco |SEARCHLIGHT CN AR fnaking a preliminary investigat!@ of | ine a network [the proditcers’ charges, was presenc to- |tlon. This makes them practically !n dav as the attorney for the commis- | denendent of the tre rates they es- Bor vblish for thelr rivals to oy. Snank &, Monett, former Attorney- | "By means of a remarkable mantpula- | Ganeeal of Ohio and Clifford Thorne, of tion of Interstate frelmht rates the | u —_.—_— —————————— -. THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCTI 12. T9008: Fe, the Missourl! Pacific, the Missourl, |{igton, a statement in which Instances Louis and | Of alleged discrimination against the tn- the | a mutter. ¢ ‘OR! THE BIG STORE A CITY IN ITSELF SIEGEL(JOOPER SIXTH AVE. REET RE AT THE FOUNTAI 187'& 19” STS. NEW_YORK Klere’s Ohe List And It’s Retter Ghan Ever! [ NO CONNECTION WITHUANY OTHER sand Charles A. rand, who ‘has a m: { wns pine lines formn- Washington, Iowa, were present as |Stanard Oil Company ts endeavoring te | cyunsel for the Independent producers. jonveh all Competition tram tine, Iansas The raflroatis interested represen | oll fields nts outside of the State . —pot.| taives at the investiation. and there |of Kansas, ; These Tuesday Under-Price Lists Have Astonished and Puzzled the “Chi Joe” FANGAS CITY, Mo., March 12.—Act-| tallvcs Bt pe. of interested spectators, | While members of the producers) as- . inee Joe” Stabbed tog upon resolutions passed by both “Avong the lntter waa C.D. Chamber. (sociation and railway oficials, will be Entire New York Retail Trade, Have Given Our Public the houses of Congress, three members of| Sain, Cleveland, soxretary of | the Aseoc! ‘com. | merce Commisston has invited “all per- the Interwtate Commerce Commission National Petroleum “| sons, firms, sompanics or associations tapes aul tuvestigadob’ here into chanan| Putas ac: Ons companios of Pann- | fone. MIT interest in the proceedini vivania and Ohio, He said he wae i‘ ries lad e made by independent producers ot Kan-| here to watch the proceedings In the Ae peri pr IRENE TAL) Ro sas thot the railways of Kansas dis-/'"i “cgitation for the i.vestigation be- SS or{minate in favor of the Standard Ott focday was started some time ‘ag, | gun Company in the matter of off rates out-| when Cliftord Thorns, aoting upon be- tide that State. halt of the icanes Of FroteeGeersa, World Wants Work Wonders. @ ratiroads involved are the Santa | (> i ft Corporations et Wash- x. a ironed heen of Their Lives and Have Won for The Big Store Some of the Greatest | street police station, Tene times the Business Days in Its History. | (Sea eae ake res ne ee ee etal Ls me sede cree mtemernerre Right reserved to limit purchases when deemed necessary. Telephone orders filled'as long as the goods last. | he was probably slain by one of his ae ——— — at Pee a en =. A cleverness that it was impossible to Value | Silk Walki SKi of guaranteed taffeta, rich and lustrous | Tuesday ae Joe” is eaid to have been een ens saree Doee ere, were foes ; | Gh 50 | ie * In, Irts weur warranted; two shapes of the new 3 50 vanni Romano, but he has been cards oO je for 3 . circular models; one with double plaits back and front and two bias folds; others plain | @ diamond ting, for ‘whtch he .nad pata, DRY @00Ds co, i on circular, with one foot fold; beautifully finished. Regular price $7.50. I-A | known only ag “Chinee Joe’ for many | §7, This ring had been bought from Value | i eer hand 1k silk petticoats; designed | Tuesda: [Black Silk Petticoats; '332°32 837% etic hones, | Teeny | 5.00 finished with three narrow ruffles; edged with full ruching; extra protection cruffles under ruffles. ‘Regular price $5.00. . st LY 3.95 Eight Times Almost at Officer’s Feet. | SChinee Joe,” an Italian who, acoord- ing to the police, has been @ dangerous | man for years, was stabbed to death early to-Gay in the shadow of the Oak g | years. This mame was given to him | Grend strect jeweller, ws | Because of his ultar elantin “Calnea Joé” was such ® mystertous RAGS Raa aie ties Alita, € F% | dergon that he never allowed ony one . : to Know his home address. He was Polloeman Kochman was in front of| sald to have a home at No. @ Ollver | the station-house about midnight, when | {treet Bee rtitee Grameen ne at | De heard @ scream, followed by a gure-|" At Detective Headquarters to-day it Mimg sound, and at the same ant & wae Sleuteee Sara Joe" yee to fan staggered from a doorway and tried on one CRAres, was wanted on | fall to the pavement. For an instant « Snother and bad been ‘arrested several | @e00nd man stood over the prostrate he ber! aa rctiay ere eee . figure and then dashed off in the night, | Tedcral, Jn aL Pied en aan court, ‘having been arrested ‘wil- he policeman made atter the feolng | Meta Hae Ieee senaery by Uaived man and overhauled him, and then led| States opnoerd, who charged him. with | him back to where the man lay in the | mporting women for immoral purposes. street. Other policemen came and the | Hc, Wa# slee wanted by the Beiesror injured man was taken to the station- ah rurls a snerchant eres cant m to a dive ani bin ghim of $300. | Rouse, where it was found that he was! ‘Htomano was arrested In New York H Y pac to ploces and that the in September, 1900, charged with being Big clasp knife was still buried to the = pigkrcok et He aaee pales oF t .| Brooklyn in December, charge Ledge his beck, He died in the Gou-| with ‘attempting to work a confidence CUEX ss OSD tal, game on Itallan immigrants about to soe Drisoner sald he was Gluseope | cmbark on the Phetps line boat at the jantora, a cigar ‘ ‘oot_of Forty-second avenue. 2 od ra wgarmaker, of Nu, 33 Madi- , “chines Sosa’ favorite game, Becora. “ls this your knife?’ ing to the police, was to rob Itellans Glyno, hola “tne iovdes sine | WHO had amassed enough money to re: Ready to Wear and Ready to Trim. Hand-«Made Hats Maker’s samples, rep- resenting a complete line of all colors, in fifty dif- ferent styles; all the new ideas that have been brought out this season. to8295 choot Le OO MORE OP THOSE FINE Velvet Ribbons at a Big Saving A duplicate shipment of the kinds that went from here in such a hurry last Monday—at a saving of a third to a half. All afl, black satin To-morrow Only! A Sale of 200 Women’s $25 $ I yA | 7 Tailored Suits for e Here {s unquestionably one of the greatest offerings of women’s new Tailored Suits we have ever made. But the price is positively for Tuesday only, and you cannot expect to buy them for less than $25, either be- fore or after that day. It is a sale introductory to our new season—and our hand- some new department — by aes - 5) edly le Val W. i 150 | Waists for Women; iis. "saints tentenen with emvreieres| Tg” 5 and beaded yoke; French tucked; blouse back, deep cuffs and attached collartucked; only 15¢ two to a customer while they last. Regularly $1.50. Value Tuesday Chi all silk; 28 inches wide; the lot includes all the 65c \Crepe de Chines; desirable shades for both street and evening wen | BOG \ —plenty of whites and blacks, Regular price 65c, a yard. Val an . Py 500 of them fo “ve |Stamped Shirt Waist Patterns; —{accvcece: | wee” Q8c | allover embroidering; sufficient skelny of white embroidering cotton to finish pattern; 74c six pretty designs. Regular price 98c. \ Value « » . FRE made of good quality brilllantine; 1u| Tuesday 3.95 Misses Walking SKirts; blue or black, new circular effect: . Inlaid plait In centre; row of buttons on each side; faultlessly tailored; limited quan- 2.00 tty—can't promise all-day supply. Regular price for these skirts, $3.95. Value | | Tuesday in U beautifully med ents of fine nainsook 1.50 Muslin Underwear; Pi tty,m™'s.fermint mace with deop 95c ‘weapon olose to the prisoner's face. turn to thelr native land to live. He The si jee un. | would make the aintance of th ids the largest and finest back; perfect Diack. e Bacved the peieomene tie eee Oe prospective. voyager, ‘represent, himeelf a od larg eee Bale Price Bale Price ruffle, handsomely trimmed with embroidery and Point de Paris lace. Regular price $1.50. one mad and tuen became so violent | 4.8. col aera ler eae GcUREInE 600 in New York. Ne In’ par plepe Yani, —__— 5 t he to be controlled. ‘obbery always follow! = § . ; Gonkita Detestines Mare Hes. were pat | These Tallored Suits are tn (ee 30 “te fo Value Your Photograph on Tuesday we offer 2 Imperial, Carbor ctte | Tuesday Stine oer cone euiOk the COLD CUR ED Broadcloth, Shadow Checks H 165 Ge price of $260. Any oti jotographs and one 16x20 in. for : opinion tna “chines Jos!" "was he ) and Plaids. Coats are made 8 18 7s 3.50 Prec $2.50. Any other time they would cost you $3.50. Now Is the time to get) 50 j Probably been donc y DAY. in the Garaco model, tele 8 LBS be — bs : \ ° | it med with Silk and Soutache q “39 . — - | Gad’ Cure Braid; Vestee of silk with 12 ¥ e490 Hite NALD Women S Sailor Hats eo) Dew, styles) meste) of every, finest silk) Tuesday In the ‘murde: braid and fancy buttons, a8 2 rah aes Ty! Geitimedl with 9 braid; square or round crowns; smart- pe Rute e Skirt Is in the new circular re eet EC S550 | creantuatone: |Hopaier Cotes grasret aud broed eandor guftis; all taxblons; eolorsiand) 7 15 Colored Velvet Ribbon: All silk, satin back; new and per- fect colorings; made in France. No. 12—two inches wide, in all model, gored style; very smdrt and dressy. Sizes are 14, 16 and 18 * years—for misses—and 32, 139 — No. 43 Hanulton Value ° ° = STF Blama, of No. 40 shirts or drawérs; Spring weight; ( Tuesday Ben a 65¢ |Men’s Merino Underwear: sic (rsictenitts | gee st sell for 66c.; an unusual value in sew sonable underwear that few can afford to disregard In sreking a moti je colors, including white, A the detectives | 34 and 36 for wome! Th Gd t i Value |l@clby Mill. 100d Eee ta : Joe's" histo: aa a n, ie cream, scarlet, cardinal, garnet, ue 1,000 pi assortment; 7 Tuesda Statiany imma, er hele eee picture gives you a very fair mousse, emerald, navy, blue, Alice 1 2ic Silk Mulls; sell regularly about town tor iS8go as oan deeee mee a Cc 4 | s being robbed by their countrymen Slant-eyed Joe was the panera beauty, beige, gray and tunity that doesn’t come often. auto, Regular 350 alue for, yard, 19¢ WwRh such suc idea of the style. Ready in thé morning—2d leader of the Scores of ne robbed of thi Petrosin} broke “Chinee Joe” al Se. (E WORLD'S TONIC. fesly young and weak folka ng. Cures indigestion, catarrh and all up ga but Land liver diseuies ays worked with such | MUNY wi mes Bldg. Value * . ; ) Tuesda Men S Half Hose both plain and fancy; well made; Spring weight; | Tu y dozens of good colors and patte: im the assort~ 19¢ ment; made to sell at prices up id 19c.; all sixes, = ene . 8c ee “esc |Men’s Working Shirts, "i Zc "nsast's ct ct mn (gee. 5 a aS TE We Give Either S. & H, Green or Dividend Stamps. Take Your 50, 000 VY. dd. iF N S ix 65c ; coll . 3 3 alue. BSC i hoice. One Stamp With Each 10c. of a Purchase. We Redeem () ar >) 0. ew y/ iS ~~ _| usage; collar attached; medium and dirk colors; all sixes; a regular 650. value. Je Value i s : » All 7 of Kidskin and calfukin; welted soles, ) Tucsd 3,000 Dividend stamps the some “ $2.00 Cash When Buying | At Prices Lower Than Have Been Named at Any Previous Time. 3.00 Men’s Shoes, all culane ae eet the lowest prise we have ever heaton 1.50 Lat asach oe ube Besutifal paula . aie We have some very large figures in Silks ie fo against cs eas for eeely one year ago we D them heretofore was $1.90; all elzes. ° : é ie inaugurated the largest department and the most intense selling that this city had ever Val > Fi le; the 17 Prenulum Barorson/oie (ttt esat. : To duplicate the record of a year ago, we shall place on sale to-mor- 9 50 Women Ss Shoes; Te een theged Saeed beng arse T's 1.19 Sc PMANS S row—and for this week—a splendid lot of distinctly new Silks— fe a chance to get two pairs for the prive of a single patr. These are sold regularly at $2.50. | Se bought for the Spring season of 1906—and offered at prices which Sr SO ea RS Ful f Brid Duftield St. 4 will create a new low record. Value Children’s Shoes; Br and L oe spring heels; alt Tuesday uiton, opm Brae (oD UIMEG Sts; We firmly believe our Silk merchandise is BETTER, and our prices LOWER, than those of hand-turned goles; sizes 4 to 8. Ohiidren‘s shoes aren’t such an expensive ftem when Slore Opens BROOKLYN (Open Saturdays 47] any other house hereabouts. We certainly have the largest and best selected stock for’ you to choose B5c | suck prices aro. quoted, ‘These are sold ries: 59c JUN ee oP. MJ |B) from. And the prices we have attached to everything will bear out the above statements, Value 1B ” Overalls ; made of good quality blue aecte trvee battoas Tuceday 2 Cc. act 2,800 yds. Imported Messaline | 5,000 yds. Colored Taffeta Silks 29c joys ve Se ee ny “6/190 b 2 3,000 yds. 24-inch Crepe “Rom'’ ror fi ct } —Every new and desirable color is | Taffetas --A very superior quality | —This is a quality of silk sold ‘or the boy to wear romping about. represented. This is unquestionably | —all colors; real value 1.00, Better | regularly at 69c, yard. Spe- ——— —-———~rhe of fine all linen; hemattched: with ) Tuesday. ade of fine all linen; hemateched: with ) Tuesday / Two Two} the most desirable silk fabric onsale | in value, than ever offered. 5 4 | <i for this Sti. ASC “TS HandKerchiefs *2."nns Paclic| ee cay aieathi” warty To. to-day; retai y whe y an: her retail house.. Stamps Stamps ||| | #125: our prices DB! 7” Y pie cet patie eee nee abel si C |ettects to choose from; regularly sold for 1Se. each. ; 1,800 yds. 24-inch Black Satin | 330,793 oe df a ° quite a lage a Instead ou @ Instead yds. 24-inch Black Satin | 27 inches wide, all colors; this 1s un- | YAW 39¢, at... ........4 29c vawe |Boys’ Eton College and Golf Caps; quite 0 ae o, [romenn { You Can Take Your Choice of Either of One of One ee niall gua aee, a Suestionably one of the most deste | 2,800) yds, Chitfon (Crepe, Pom ' 196 | made of blue cheviots and fancy mixures; cor i 39c gees —27 Inches wide; all 59e regular 19c. caps. | G Bate ered Tita Ose (askoes White Habutai Silk— 1.200 eax tow ae Mutts Value Imported Steel Girdles, &..° *# Ween Or = Roe ® C) 4 + Dividend | Another Sale of Dress Goods real value 1.50 yard, at..... —27 inches wide; pure silk and a inches wide; patterns con- the | To 50 girdles representing values up to $1.50. May not be enough to last i — at Prices Greatly Below Usual er New fabrics for Spring, and a great many of the old favorites, find place in this store news for the sale of Tuesday. So long as Habutai. | Pure silk and good| 500 At ++eeeseereeeseee QP MEe [20% o0s- S quality; real value 69c., 10,000 yds. New Novelty Silks— | 4-000 yds. Colored Px is q > 2EES || 10000 yas: New Novaity Slike | 3:00) 7 corored Pongee silks vave |Florentine Gilt Photograph Frames, ‘>. vogularty In stripe effects; positively one of S500 Phineas Silks | the beat soe shown bie season; el sea able ps sabeics war- 50c | lone y 4 inches wide; in aquare or oval patterns; beauttfully finished; <s) i. very heavy very fine quality; real value 0 wash; real val- i b t rrow’s quality, real value 7e,¢ DOC! se aren. , BSC lue doc, at 25e¢ for 50c.; a rare bargain at to-morrow’s price, Value Japanese Nitsuki 2 frame or cofn phessoreilln oxldined Tesety: 1.50 | chain with vegetable tvory knob; regular price $1.50. If you are in need of a bag, 89c t this is your opportunity. 4 A =i EEE (9-7 or" or eaneen-aseeeeereeeate oe Xo i Uy $3" g4| Austrian Court Wood Boxes; sirjoer-nore' ix tore | : ts, coll d cuffs, zino-lined ct; and E55 | Ea Pn nt SE PAE Sees ea ae es eee covet | ORE Value) Sheets, em A cined veda noc eta ea senate, Caroo-cuartar | Tussday ; some slightl: 75c | wise they ite perfect. Regular prices up to oe y soiled from handling, other 49c Tale | Velvet Rugs; 2 fifty rugs in the lot; of Oriental end floral deslgns;| Tuesda 9 choice colorings; size 9x12 feet; regular! 7 ¥ 22,50 greater value ever ES: y Biola st eee) 16-50 Valine son 5 tinted; 800 odds and ends; He 'to|Cushion Tops and Backs; o'trsur quay inane] beautiful assortment of patterns and designs; sold regularly for 26c. to 50e. tor top| J 4 50¢ | ana back—a very rare bargain. Cc _—— 1. . 4 Value | e 1,500 yards of bleached all-linen Irish table lin erect / Table Linen; German Damask and unbleached Irish Danese Saute fed 69c prices up to 69c. a yard, A value fo» price that isn’t often equalled, 39c 500 dozen of hemmed huck towels; both small and ; Tue 9 Towels; red borders. Limit one dozen to a customer. No Tata Cae ee C | orders accepted. Regular prices on these goods are up to 9c. each. 5c Household Utensils Every item cut a third to a half. Positively no mail or C. O, D. orders. WASHBOILERS, made of extra heavy tin with copper bottom; a very durable boller; regular price non PSe UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPERS, with patent table clasp; strongly made in aift- ferent sizes, at special 1,500 yds. yard- wide White | £004 quality; Sele Oe early and avold disappointment, Y our values are greatest, the scope and extent of this Dress Goods ipay LO-MORROW 3. 4 Day Day business is not to be wondered at. Every item mentioned here is exceptionally special—and should serve to bring you here—if you have dress requirements. t We repeat to-morrow our sensational Double Stamp offer in évery department in the Store. Sperry & tiutchinson Green Stamps are redeemed in books of 990 for beautiful premiums. See Premium Parlor on 5th Floor. 1,000 Dividend Stamps are the same as $3.00 cash and 500 Dividend Stamps are the same as $1.50 cash when buying merchandise. Take your choice of double quantity of either kind to-morrow. 44 inches wide, one of the most popular fabrics for Spring wear, made from pure Australian wool. Soft and silky, Old rose, Alice blue, reseda, gray, tan, garnet, navy, green and many other shades; also cream and black, $1.00 All-Woo! Chiffon Panamas, 52 inches wide, elegantly finished, very much in demand for 59e Eton Suits, Skirts, &c. Extensive color assortment, includ- ing Alice blue, cadet, electric, grays, tan, reseda, brown, myrtle, garnet, navy; also cream and black. 52-inch Mohair | 44einch All Wool Sicilians, F 39e' Cheviots, 39ec | 75¢e. Chiffon Nun’s Veiling, 4 9 ic price of 7 Siew ona.’ Ie STEP-LADDER Vaiue Tuesday Specials in i Ord Unusually bright and silky, firm and} Sponged and shrunk and guaranteed CHAIRS; when folde:! 7 * white dotted patterns; 200 pieces onl ? is price; all 17" soca Mesa IF a c et strong, Black, gray, myrtle, gun-| for wear. Black, brown, gray, gar- @ very good chair; Maine Swiss Lawn, sheer white dotted Swiss case in diferent pare ey . metal, brown, garnet, royal blueand| net, myrtle, red, marine blue and Urongly made or 1214¢ | quality of material will cost you regu he. yard. i : % navy. You will not find as good| navy. These cheyiots are as good Bae orinass a aes the Improved sas ins a Ss Sicilians anywhere under 75c. as any sold elsewhere for 65c. wood; will not over- Value Boston Ferns; h e ottii”; 600 of these popular | Tuesday J ale tr sy é SOE tava) festlae $1.25 and) 9 house plants; the hardiest and most beautiful of all ferns; . $1.50 French $1.25 Gray Tailor 95e $1.50 | come in 6-inch pots. Regularly sold at $1.25 and $1.50, frm 450c to Eve Visit t Broadcloth, ODODE! Suitings, ’ 79c¢ Chabal - \ et Bi 3 To ave you become better acquainted with the quality ;. ry or. to ASH CANS; extra Value Crisp USCWIES. of Biscuits manutactured by the Cresent Bicedit Co, | Tuesday we will sell a regular 5c, package of crisp Biscuits for 2c, Limit 6 packages to a cus- hand-made of | 5 ic tomer, heavy galvanized tron. with hegvy tron bands top and bottom; 6 tron braces; regu- larly $4; at 4e 75 ENAMELLED IRON TEA or COFFER POTS, tn all sizes, solutely first qui ' no seconds in the lot. tprto we, LDC _Panne finish, chiffon weight. Black | stripes, overplaids and mixtures. and 28 new Spring shades, Light, medium and dark grays, Startling Specials in Black @oods, $3.00 Black Spotproof Broadcloth, | $1.00 imported Silk and Wool Chif- high satin finish, chif- fon Nun's Veiling, sheer and fon weight ....ss+sse00s 1.69 |sitky, 38 inches wide...... 59c $2.00 Black imported Chiffon Broad- |79c, All-Wool Close Mesh cloth, permanent high satin Voile, 43 inches wide...... 409e finish, 54 inches wide... 025 |50c, ’ AUl-Wool Granite sis pack Alb yoo German Satin ilk oe tne wide,... 29¢€ |. Pru Superior finish, 4 ‘ool imported Can- 44 inches wi 7DE | vas Cheviot, 46 inches wide FHC 2c All wool, with a permanent "Sa 54 inches wide, in fashionable checks, x ~~ Notion Bargains. Candy Bargains. 10e.,.doz. Chinese Ironing Wax, with wooden handles When you are in the store Tuesday don’t forget to hed, @ AOLEN,....sseceretecreeeereeveevenneees Se ~ark’a 0. No. best G-cord 200-yard Spool Cotton, | Visit the candy shop. Here are two specials for the black or white; no mail or telephone orders filled, | occasion: it 3a ener cnis AG i limit 6 spools to a customer; 4 spool Butter Peanut Brittle, 70-Ib, joc. De Long Hump Hooks and tiyes, japanned a) | nickel; sizes 0, 1, 2, 3; card of 2 dozen 4e| Chocolate and Vanilla Creamery Fudge, 8c lb. i | AAA WE GIVE “3S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS, Saye atetnnnging ‘ i Our Store This Week No purchase necessary ; simply come ih and get them, The Fifty Stamps consist of 30 Green Stamps, good in any Brooklyn book already started or that you may start in the future; 10 Green Stamps free to start anew book and 10 Dividend Stamps free to start a riew | Dividend Stamp Couenln Total, Fifty Stamps free to