The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1907, Page 9

\ ae ‘ YOUTHFUL THUGS | IND TAKE MONEY. = ITHE EVENING’ WORLD WANT TO SPEND | SMITH FORTUNE tons office 10 a» ertain the nkme or words to that effect had been who evidently ‘| Silent One's Heir Gets More ‘| Than a Thousand “Touch- the ferr phe aigruty 8 | ; . ing” Letters. i =i r Jay But de : Police Find Boys on Way to Ligon ee | e Victi Besea:-ibar wees 4 em at lt] OHICAGO, May 7 “Thieves and Gamb ters. |e Frentyoacoona Stree SS SourbA airee “a. thowsand. bactied trees [SD persons who would be pleased to help him spend it. Many of the writers are If any echoolboy of Public Bchool willing to do more for him than he ean No. & Phird avenue, between One) pig eh adel a ae m= a recta ¢ an Alexander the Great ref, il ame Mik abd GAL dhecie A at erer of the secret of perpetual not becauge there were not side enough in the way « ssues mott I am the inventor of the perpetua CROWDED ERIE FLYER sol) agg tie Pho dage emda motion and too poor to prove It. You are snoney, apr possessed of many millions. I would Tele ayene, 0 Nite not give you 4 sult of old clothes for the doy, Was entering the school yard gate Sanamabiies “at (heer x. eae Train Pulled ,Up Just as It}®° to-Gay Wien he was set upon by four wealth, but the glorification of ee, Co Cemaelves | C eache, i] Lai cross of my bitth. If you are an “Young Paul Kelieys” The que Reached Rail Laid Across |S) mz bitm, It 9 inal beat Freddie, sat on him and took awey his knife ena bis liste purse, containing Tracks, © cents. A teacher yelled for the pollee, fright that can p ening the young highwaymer Police BUFPFALA, May 27.—An tempt WAR] of » pple modern machinery man Miliary of the | ) 4] made wreck Erte ager train! needing no coal, I is the solution of and Fourth atreot » o} No. 6 Saturday night Sills ae iiishans altien. shouts and came up tn time to catch aland @ half east of Alden. This is the! a wo pe aay youth who was scur « aw The] Erie's fast night train from Buffalo to] ¢amily have remarkable talents which boy was taken (o Hariem Court, where] New York, and on Saturday night had! refuse to blossom out in the hareb: he said ne was Louts Myrtfo, sixteen|a full load of passengers. north wants the means to seek a warm years olf, of N i One Hundred t chosen for the work wasler and more conge! clin Bhe | 1 worked t of what is known as Sullivan's! “wrote to Lady Cooper and Sir George’ bel =" he fire(, but was ned. “Neither of reddie Pow! ited a the acks are laid on o el pr ns «Mr. Mason, UG Gin, Sate ine yoann tollew and at @ point in ¢ me a reply because | in #60) for trial. 1 1 ve, @ heavy sixty tide, or perhaps highway rob! ra ea across the | hat wey ® ps had strated k 4 track and bolstered by stones. if Sy dartender, tne . Eas The train waa. co 4 of Pullman ndted Bnd I ® eeplr rs and heavy day coaches, oti ane. a ! aioastig 2038 8 : quicker "than 8 . ss and ¢ not have been @oing more) and ¢hat If T am poor T am just as than twenty-five or thirty miles an hour) much of « lady as lady ge tho headlight st the Pi ma directly actos the track, En-| in . Wolfe shot off steam and applied | t he basketful a he brake ‘ An er thyp-locomotive struck! MAKES ALTAR ON CURB. IF oy | the One rock & - are 4p t 6 on the oppost the loose| Priest Hurries to Attend Man thrown was shoved n tne alt The engine pilot was ers DOCTOR MOT SLAW: <2 =e Kille@ Between Ca Frank Martin, car repairer, llving at No forty-two years old, « 2% West One ed the| Hundred and Fifteenth | caught between cars at were /siscaranine Reyes treet and North River this morning sarpart His ribe were crushed He begwed that priest be called. A clergy- n the Church of Bt. Matthew | was summoned, and before the man y tO\ was taken to Roosevelt Hospital the priest had administered the last rites of ies Catholic uffaio «iving particulars of| Catnolt mpt to ditch the train. train continved on its wi BODY NOT IN ANER #8 2 eH ee oftort is bel ed he Es ne church If Police Read This They) omeais to appremend ane wreckers ati Us artin died later in Roosevelt Hos ” . : 3 | ital Will Quit Hunting for ie [WANTED JAP AID IN | _ onawont’s Worse wins the PARIB, May 27.-—-The Duke of Gra mont’s Saint Austra * | Prix de Diane (the three-year-old filll | "There was a brillla racecourse, including many Americans “Corpse.” erday won the ench @aks), at Chantilly. AGAINST BRITISH, British India, May 27.— RISING LAHORE Those who have been attributing the | rest in India to the victory of the ‘The police might as well stop scrap me the unoffending bottom of Fast River for the body of mysterious "G P. W.,” for "G. P. W." wnen't mur- Japanese over the Rusatans find cunfir Ad i ¢ fi 14 kK pi Fe age eta int hie ec | ea Coe nee coeeas, (AGTIOG U0: COPSIDI HOBBKOGPETS | chse containing his ottier sult of clothes a Hindulaw-| Many doc could be eliminated | i t vp proper a! ¢ home ga at Twonty-t f ns thoroug A while he was ack of clean his way to the ferry Uttle hope of finding his motst ip the ehanne!. A young man 5 there is very aoe behalf of a na all cleaning pehaif of ie ‘ ainet British rule Gi ywhere a mult case oo | 4 up at the corner y wday nd turned it lectant (no rors . DB lemircicas Wiest Is cca: | HURT IN AUTO SIBASH. dntectant (non-polsonows) 1 were Some man's garments, a sot of t is economical, to eurgical instruments and gold » | Joseph Conway, thirty-three years of | = N _of the Boar ‘ealth. age, @ building contractor of Hicks H ee eet the Deena of Health, Also | vii. “LL, wee seventy’ injured’ 20. | Ie Non-Poisonous Disinlectant day when his automobile became un- manageable on the Jericho turppike and crashed into « telegraph pole. Conway was thrown 0: and landed agains, the pole. His right arm waa broken and he reoetved injuries about the head apd body, and & possible fracture of the aicull ‘The accident cocurred between |maica and Queens. A passing automo- [dlls picked “up the injured man and | took him to his home, SRAND RAPIDS FURNITUR, 229 10245 G™AVE.Cont5™'S Be a Charge Customer Here and Own Good Furniture Weurge you to visit us and note the character of th: © furniture we sell, it ig sO superior to that carried by the ordinary instalment house. While our standard of quality is high, you pay no more than for the inferior kind. We @re the only firm that sells furniture at cash prices on i CREDIT, TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE. reel. 75 | Seamless Cp AS) bea 3-98 Wilton Rugs, 4aEx7 One end of the case Inside of fttec s the cops at the Bast Twenty-second street station Sad it all doped out An unfortunate attache of the ard of Health had been waylaid by bo tpads. They had put bim to death in a fiendish manner @nd they they had thrown his limp body tm the water, saying, “Dead men ey All Trial Drug | Sti minu Ja-! WEST DISINFECTING CO, (inc,) A very bandeomne * Seayiseeve post fizig: with Prmes scrohis on both 4 fool; vahie P00, at Dining Chair, wood Mission Extension Table, value with Aeages giase door 29.50 si7s 2.2% 5 feet long, round 13.50 ng "G. BAUMANN % Te WW. COR.GTHAVE @ISTHS with French bevel mirror vad leaded glass in doors me BAO; with seat, for gathering at the etant in the The Only Safe One for Home Use MONDAY, | eh! home of your own? Come in and see u: you may purchase. . at 39} / Tired of boarding ard diving ir? fucnished roerrns, Quite expensive and little or no comfort. Well, don’t you think it would be better to havea a _MAY 27, We are prepared to furnish it for you at a trifling cost and give you plenty of time to pay for whatever You can buy this $8.00 heavy White Enamelled Bed this week +r IT bedstead has btavy posts and Ji and can be had tn all sizes. ) @ for this $20 Hand-} | soma highly Polished; bas two j}4rse and two small drawers with brass. han- dies and oval French bevel swinging mirror, Liberal Credit Without Extra Charge $1.00 per Week Opens an Account tapestry, ings CIGARETTES Better quality cannot be produced — greater value was never known. That's why! 10c for 10 Why'Pay More? 5» ANARGYROS; Mfr, A WEEK OPENS $1” ay ACCOUNT, * CREDIT TREMS. OL SONNET UT AND TONG tat WHITE POR LISTS OF FHENB OUTFITS, | TEE NEE PEESHO]TE ROEM AEH F a HY 84 web epee PURNITURE CO, Barly English, Mission and Golden Oak, Bullets from , $27.50 Upward China Closets from . $20.00 Upward Extension Tables from $15.00 Upward 397-399-401 Sixth Avenue, Between 24th and 25th Sts, OEE PENILOVOU INES POD ODE SEE LEESDOEN OHH Ee OF: This Table Has Massive Legs and Can Be Extended to 6 Feet When Opened. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS A 3-Piece Mahogany {| Finished Parlor Suite, Like cut, this week for $13.49 | green velour or ueured dainty color- The}best-known; best-liked, best-selling Turkish cigarettes 5 GRPLY ALM xo} HERSCHMANN-IUCKER A Continuation of Our Clearance Sale of GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE i ; Special values in Dining Room Suites in Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. Apartments y I $12. 98 come Weathered}; 24,3! Pillar Leg Extension Table, 1907. Hand Bags. Leather Hand Bags, ex tra fitted with purse, | bottle and mirr Fancy Back Combs, in Shell and amber, all hapes and trimmed with gold filled large sizes; inside Imagin styles; fancy Regetat mountings and rhine- stor 49¢ price 98¢ 75e values 25e | Back Combs. | | | Mtn Pleor,) (Matin Floor) 10 A. M, to 1 P.M. Women's Satin Lined Suits. double-breasted Jacket Chap ° $3.98 | 0; each { (Second Floor, Women's Trimmed Sailor Hats. Very Popular for Wear on Holiday Outings. Rough Jap Braids, rib »bons, trimmed and { Regular sweatband: ual to the higt To-morrow. . leather e goods. $538 $109.98. 8. $168 75 ee CHILDREN’S READY-TO-WEAR HATS, Fine White Jap Braids, two shapes—large sailor rs trimmed with White ribbon or Continental s s trimmed with silk 49 US eaene Cc 75Sc. pitta iy mers, and pompor and pompon, (Main Fjoor,) “LADY ASHLEY,” one of the best brands of domestic cigars; they are made chiefly for us of Box of 50 for ble shape cigar of ex- ceptionally fine quality long leaf filler. Box 85 of 50, $1.65; box of 25 c “TOM WHARTON,” a new brand just being introduced; guaranteed genuine Sumatra wrapper, $1 08 with good quality filler. Box of 50 Mail Orders Filled. (tain Floor.) Wash Suits. Whatever your favorite fabric or color, you will surely find it in this lot. High-grade wash “JEWELO,” a nice, long Invinc suits, extremely well made and trimmed; pat- convinced ....... terns innumerable; s 4 to 10 (mara, r years. We tell you tt suits are worth $1.50. See them and be Outdoor Thing. for Decoration Day Use STEEL PEERLESS BICY- RODS. CLES “WITH Selly COASTER BRAKES.” guaran AAS TE sen | teed cork 1907 models, fully handles; guaranteed; these are | first-class in every respect, with up-to- date equipment. | bait. $3 High-grade Bicycles, values, duplicates of those $1.69 for which other ' SHAKES. stores moa charge } ’ PEARE | $30.00, omen $s REELS. ~ trans talanee hielo a aists. values $1. 98 | | NEARS T LIN MANNISH TAILOR-MADE yard piece | 15¢ Cok ies WAISTS. $1.98 is the *regu- HOOKS, 2 and 3 aa lar price. Very stylish law Doren .......+ * 15¢ | dered collars and cuf Bash , G neatly finished with peari j buttons down the centre and aseba ae trimmed with tallor-stitched | packe 5; long sleeves and » backs PERSIAN LAWN Vari- |] ous styles, all elaborately trim med; assorted patterns of em- broideries, Dutch neck effects, cleverly designed with lace in- CROWN BK | SYOLES | first-class equipment and guaran. 1907 models; teed { Sertions, three-quarter sleeves, apeet Je at « $14 98 lace edged collars and cuffs Ski pa Made to sell at $1.39 CYCLE FOLDING PLATE CAM- and $1.50 95c | BRAS, Size 4x5; fitted with auto- | [ LINGERIE WAISTS. Beautifully BASEBALL UNIFORMS Heavy matic shutter ind double lens; he style that one weight flannel shirt, pants and cap complete with carrying case ¢ wiss embroid- Also a pair of ‘striped stock and double plate 34, 98 ered panels; also fine Valen- ings and web belt. $2 $1 39 holder . . clennes insertions; oddly trim- values was 5 QOUBLE PLATE HOLDERS.44¢ Pred ga Pe hip FIELDERS’ GLOVES. Welted Seoves 98 val- seams; $1 values eNeO 75¢ | 3-FOLD TRIPODS, leather tops. .59c ues 2 50° CATCHERS’ MITT leather | 4x5 REC PLATES, do: ‘ JAP SILK WAISTS. Plain and tenets and backs, 04.50 val | 4x5 RECORD PLATES, dosen...299 | F' polka dotted effects; tallor ues 69c | SALT-WATER RODS, 3 98, made, Also Marie Antoinette BASEBALL BATS. Burnished pieces; nickel trimmings c models, either long or short Soc, values 25c | | GINCH WOODEN REELS, gg aeeves. 05.00 reg $3. 49 LEAGUE BALLS, guaranteed | easy running . Cc | Gesend for a nine-inning game 75c (Third Floor.) The Tuesday Grocery Shecials. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Specials. GOLDEN WEDDING WHISKEY NAVEL ORANGES —~ Largest — size oranges—sold regularly by us at 60c ~ 35c The regular $1.00 full quart bot 75 a dozen; for this sale, dozer Ol sc peenee Maadetdeaddbareecne c | Wines and Lig uors Dewar's Scotch Whiskey 10 A. M. tol P, M. Newport Soft She/l Porgies. Crabs. rea. met, rad} Port or Sherry These are the wines arly at S104 ¥ aro ox and a pot i we pricg them We have 10,000 Ibs, 4 i a re ‘ribs | Monogram Rye Whiskey | yt ee 01,00 Tuesday's trade, and ome—dur Doppel Kuamel we are pricing py Beye 186 k eamy German after them «5 Ibs 25c De laste View.) ful quate Woltle at, OOK D at OG | bone Fresh rig Extra Special on Extra Special on BEST CUTS OF SIRLOIN STEAKS, Ib., BEST CUTS OF PORTERHOUSE STEAKS, Ib | NATIVE FLANK STEAKS, VEAL CROQUETTES, |b. senepecoenanmenmaernee FRICASSEE CHICKENS, lb arene cqnsasnmonnet Roasting Chickens Pancy Broilers, These chickens are milk These broilers easily fed and weigh 5 worth Joc. whol to 6 thay tb ’ 18¢| us, price, Ib... 1D cme menne ae see nee