The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1907, Page 6

THONDREDS CSEAN ESCAPING PRISONER Y; Wild4Dash fn Vain Across the i INSURANCE PANIC) crowiss nes of dau berrypBendPark.—. « Mulberry Bend) Park, that fIttle.ereen =| patch on the Grab wxiatcoat of Little ictly, always counta upon one Ut of excitement a day, lit to-day the ex cttement came elotyleariler than usual. the Wits! ezreet etetiony had wom the domplition iol e.cop's beak. qin the cells'was-enough for _Mnattettet Mr, Adler. Ao they reVstting Bim outset thespatre! van |: the Cantre Stmot Court ibe ducked LEAVES, VES THE, PACIFIC. secre from "From San#Francisco to Mibwaukee at{His+Own Request. BAN PRANCISCu,, March ;29-—Tteut.< Geo. ManArthur has been ordered to Cht- ‘cago to take command of the Dopart- ment of ‘the Lakes, Gen. MacArthur hg been ainttoned here for tho lest ‘four years, He came.an Conmnander of 19 Department. of!CaMfornia; ‘two yeart Jator he was made}Gommander:of the | Pacific Division. WASHINGTON, March = 79.—TAcut.- from Gommand of the Pacific Qiviston a woe porsered|) lo acteraukes, taken{at the re ert ots of oe MacArthur, who. has id it Smposntdle wWhil nee manifold duties of C ef of the Important military division headq Sn Francisco to | chomegof Com fe to make by the War Ment upon the ¢ his long wr | in the BEST IN THE WORLD and are of greater value Detectives. Arrest a Contract- Peres Haste prers ree to-a7 relieved |: in, stylish and very comfortable. a pain or ache since wearing, your shoes. poe Ting Plasterer Accused of _ 5 Attempting Extortion. ee If you do not have Gagiisuo free immediately you will per- | jab in. the same way Glanct-_ minp did. Be careful for yonr Mfet This uneigned-threat was rece!red, by Jacob Bolton, a dullder, lving at No. West One Hundred and Third street, to-day Just before he staeted for York- | ville Court to appear as prosecuting Witness against Angelo | Plastering contractor, who!was arrested at hij home, No. £9 East One Hun- Seventh Latrect, last nigne | ith using Black Hand threats | cenpt extortion. } ‘Two montis ‘ago Bolton contracted | with Gagliano |to plaster a row ot/ » bulldin On the Borers: Polteeman Meehan. Mii didlar.thene home Gagtano, a| B but had lost mo Bolton. The, bi re pthat—Gegitany came: to~tinr yesterday and eld: | “If you don't pay that §1,000 ed. He baya! JN WM. VOGEL & Fe) ization sespon exclusive order. Fancy Sack Suits of the Better Class, $15 to $40. -avery-token-thet a garment of cheracter -{s known you -will / (a these suits, The he modelling is expeessive of the latest trend of fashion, andthe fabrics ‘are~ of a class that are far beyond the usual, both in texture and design. / Single and double breasted models are shown in various distinctive forms—both conservative we) the more conventional lines, and radical for the more daring dressers, The: Black Suit, - $15 to $35. For the man who favors the Black suit we present a new series | of single-breasted sack models that are faultless in design and execu- tion. Several distinctive forms are ‘shown, radical and moderate, in fabrics of the highest order., WAISTOOATS SCARVES order-are always her clothes, the one idea dominatin; plane, to excel in the making of it, to leave the old beaten track where travel the multitude, to depart from old methods and traditions which are "fo longer potent To this purpose every member of the Wm. Vogel & Son organ- ds with-enthusiasm. In the.matter of ‘eo for the-man we hold an authoritative productions of the foremost makers. GuitsforYoungMen, $10 to $20. Every knack of style that the young man of 14 to 20 years of and double ; breasted sack models in all the favored fabsica, SHOES SHIRTS JN, Broadway, ‘¢ + Houston St The Matter of Easter Clothes.” The subject of dethes i is of el moment now, and that we can take the very best care of you and your demands is evidenced by the handsomest showing of mei'’s aj Not content with the accepted standard of usual” réady-for-wear this business is to lift it.to a higher apparel we tee ever presented, Spring Overcoats of a High Order, $15 to $40. | : VAT OG Poe Rear we present a collection of garments that stand in bold relief against the background of mediocrity. Every tendency of the mode is wa revealed, the new and radical ideas, and the moderate conceptions as well. : ter what manner of overcoat you prefer, it is ‘within the precincts of this vast showing. The fabrics have.a.fineness and punty, and:the weaves and pattems are of the most coats which are identified with the’ Wr. Vogel: & Son label assure a dignity and “equal only in. -high cost custom od Son oe ra ee Sin- © tailored Easter Acconsories for the Man of Fashion. : HATS Ammerica-and the Continent, WM. VOGEL & SON No_mat- Prince Alberts, —— $20 to$40. - Prince Albert Coats and Wait. style which finds its ts The better of fabrics are used in making. GLOVES HOSIERY Novelties of an-exclusive Broadway, b) Houston St, than any other make. W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. : \I have worn W. L. Douglas $5.50 shoes for the past ten years, and have roan them. easy to walk fam constantly on my feet i6 Aours dally, and have never known $3. 50 ‘SHOES | eh ~ Do you wear W. L. Douglas Shoes? If not, | believe I can give you good. and _ sufficient reasons why it will pay you to wear them. - I give the wearer the benefit of my thorough and: practical knowledge of shoemaking, which has extended over fifty years. =—}-give the wearer the benefit-of my ‘exclusive method of tanning the bottoms soles, which makes them “more flexible and gives !onger wear than any other sole leather produced in this country. . >~As 1-am the largest manufacturer of men’s fine Hand-Sewed Process shoes in the world, tt is neces: ‘sary for me to purchase leather. and other materials in enormous quantities; the benefit ‘ot the very low prices I obtain I give to the wearer in superior quality over, other makes. . '. ‘If L could take you into my large factories at Brockton, Mass., and show you how carefully W. L. + Douglas shoes are made, you would then understand why they hold their shape, fit better, wear longer (OM. LEISHMAN, Commissioner of Deeds, 46 Manhattan St., New York City. asi 8 Broadway, corner Howard 66 Broadway, corner 8th Street. 53 Broadway, corner 14th Streot, 9 Broadway, corner 36th Street. Bia! 1449 sScpedevay, cor. ist Street. ‘Third A venue. 250 Woeat 126th Street. 345 -Highth Avenue, 95 Nassau Btro 356 Sixth Avenua, corner 224 Street. - 421 JUST THE SAME AS THE SAME LEATHFRS, FOR 81.75 AND 62.00. Color Eye lets used W. L. Douglas name and price is stamped on the boitom, which proteots the wearer against + exclusively. high prices and inferlor shoes. Insist upon having’ them. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE, W. L. DOUCLAS GREATER NEW YORK SHOE STOR ES: 2209 Third Avenue, corner 120th Street. 2779 Third Avo., botwoon 146th and 147th Sts. Catalog mailed free. TL. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. KLYN 708-710 Broadway corner Thornton Bt.f} 1967 Broadway, corner Gi Fulton ea Cornor } si Best. These are a few of the reasons why | make.and sell more Men’s Fine Hand- Sewed Process $3.50 Shoes than any other manufacturer in the world. W. L. DOUGLAS $4.00 CILT EDGE SHOE CANNOT BE EQUALLED AT ANY PRICE. W. L. DOUGLAS BOYS’! SHOES $1.75 AND_ $2.00. MY MOW’S $32.50 SHOES, —— ca AAS RE Easter veneclle ‘TO-DAY ana ; TO-MORROW ou Morning Hours are the best hours for you and for us. You have the best chotce,. more leisure for selectian—giving us time for little touches that you may want and prompt delivery, Broedway, Cor. Chambers St. Easter ‘Specials ‘That Will Appeal the Bis Boys. Young Men’ sSuits. Designed for the stylish young fel. lows 16 to 20 years—all new Spring fakrics, built on specfal models. Other good stores charge $13.50. Broadway, ‘Cor. Chambers Sts—| Easter Specials Showl!ng Values ——— Unparatieied. Serge Suits — Black Suits, Fancy Cassimeres ang Chevlots, newest models. © TOP COATS and RAINCUATS, Other good 41. : stores Broadway, Cor. Chambers St. charge $15. 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