The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1907, Page 2

THE EVENTING WORLD, HOE SHOPS f 4 lon, attended. the crowd at e, College Point, L. 1, N EAST SID (Deere were 2,000 tickets sold for to- day's outing at $5 apiece. Nearly every | Hants @ammany teader in the city, no matter “affitiaied with the Murphy or | ‘The per- | ond, Cha. Donnelly’s where the HGHLANDES WHITEWASH TH WASHINGTONS First Ga Game. WASHINGTON. @tolen Bases—Conroy, Willlama, Passed Ball—Blankenship Wild Pitch—Hughes. Hit py Pitcher—Conron, Umptre—O’ Loughlin, stopped Chase's hot one, but Hal reach-| ret in safety and Neuer scored. Mfo- . ONE RU led to left. hes filed oreed Smith a Id, Ganley tii Never. NO RU. i Seconda Game. Fourth Inning. savant guting held, showéd that Timothy | Laporte out, Del to Aitiser, Williams | UBrGuilivad ts the real leader of 1 ane | it Hughes to Altizer, | Conroy, ein ied | HIGHLAN DERS. % hl and econd, Klalno any Hall, although Charles F. Mur-|fannel NO RUNS. 1100001000 ‘phy holds the ttle and performs such| Delehanty ont. ase | = “@xecutive auties as do not Interfere) Altizer out, Morin | WAS cs = with -tho Sullivan plans und eotivitles, )OUt Morlarity to ASHINGTON. The wholo east side waa honor of Sullivan pw Ypractically suspended, tfor @iores were closed because of fo. is Mashonah and the etores of the Ch ‘tana were closed beoduse Losses 2¥an bands. Tawo barges carried part of the cro cfrom the receration pier xt the foot t Third street. Thousands went to | he plonic grounda by way of the Tn! fourth Street Ferry om Long Island City. Big Tim Leade Parade. and by troll aids Of Milisic and a . Started from th Ouse on the Howery JA. M. and marched acroaa to th Mbrough Vor street. 7 yas Composed Gimost en prith trian names Hebrews apy division. Itallans were in hindvand fourth divisions, ah brougat up the rear, na Tim" Jed the ttle Tim.” Sullivan,” |. Michael Padien, Benstor Ulgan, /In the next line marched Sheriff N jas Huyes, Percy Nagle, Wa H. | OBrien Dinny emusement enterp Wal, and ex-Se ior White and > formed the para. A more divirnif gould not be assemble. but New York, nor in any ide of the east aide. oreesed. well set up, Tt was n wel vixorous body BR Bushel of Diamonds Glitter. ey oraied in| Business wis | tne Jewl and Gclerks were marching behind the Sulll- | Two Iron Steambouts and iF The parade, in five divisions, with four | a n the the while more| 1% rade with Alder- | ont Elberfeb! nKing them were Sullivan, Water Register; Donnick Mullaney and Larry | ams < out. The diamonds worn by the paraders ‘ould easily & bushel basket, for he loyal followers of the Big Fellow @hare his Coroner rd. Poter ‘Candone, D'Amato plaiged hin cent grand and George F, ope Roes: ra, Civil the Not ae ammany YH. ad lg many mé Borris Nove aad atepped out to amiong the. firs: ‘Thestane wn the parade, . £ t Hashona and the early dreds of actors a 7 apes the Long Island well tlie wid at the “uittle Ti Jdent. Co} Attorne . Send the In. or Mr. Rocco Mar the “music ands. ns the 9 doata landed. fo satint filled to re provid to. conve} they th whi the nose eanised aide, Tits Timothe 1. “Big Flor alrsen sine at eak of the occasion Maaipate ——— VICTIM OF CENTRAL Injuries Received Dashes Into Tr When Fa “Anton {prt of No nd ay i ettey eet Lolly sided y aod M th park boots of PARK RUNAWAY DEAD. At the Presbyterian Hirtes received in a ( @Way yexterday, With ‘Wee drivi on the east drive fourth xivnet Two blocks nance oats ee wilh 2. troe ier Mccitdd Aa frackured alll i ne Bila ita was ‘iby, ured and in a is ia which her Fifth® inning, singled sat 000000000— Neuer | buntod jand Ne ing a 34 ARMED BURGL When Mrs. young wot Kletnow tame. ¥ tr Sarah West, returned tc Keeler, Hughes 1 a mus Sixth Inning. Milan mouffed Keoler'a eesy 4y—Fi- One Hundred and Sixtieth | poerteld: ont iHughes ooAIL * rsoon, ahe found the | scoring. Morlarity fed to Sn ee er eipelden aowairatal | Milan out ona roller to Chase. Gan- ranger in the dining room engaged ams to Chase. Delehanty |in tying up all the ailverware and a O- RUNS. Hiot of oth der in a wheet. Betore | Seventh Inning. Mra, West could give an alarm |. Laport Hughes to Alttzor, Wille jehanty to AlUzer. Cone | 0 Altizer, NO RUNS. | Mar to | Chase, | 0 Chase. Blanke to Chaxe, NO RUNS Eighth Inning singled to centre. inow at second, Hughes doubled to right. i vase wines rand Keeler, Hugnos Chase went to , Smith to-Altizer, out, Te saw He hoi her erat wa pistol, walked up cl Altizer Jones fou out, Elbe Mrs, Wost grabbed mi it up in the air. band she struck him tn the help al atrugg! steel j toh fell out of his coat pocket Alter a minute broke from Neuer to the pl Mea to Conroy, La- No} ro she could regain her out {nthe tall and Ninth iinning. Sho foliowod him, cal it, Shipke to Altizer. ( to Broadway and Ww After ral blocks Ye ie Drive art Hudson to give it caped in Rive: the poll lef. He . of average hh and welght a MONTREAL ENTRIES. RACE TRA Tho entries to Alttzer. Con * liea: 10 RACE—For maiden one mile and a nce, OT: John retta Mack. 07 Scotch Pebble, @lowance of er clear; track good. “For Story ‘of Mardi Gr as Coupon See Page 4. te ofn abe oe ofe ote to ote ie abe ote 4+ obs abe of Official Voting Coupon. Coapun Batities the tolder to Cast One Vote for th Vovular Man tp “Greater: York Who. tiers on Sent. 18, 1907, wt the MARDI GRAS FESTIV AL AT CONEY ISL AND, With the Lady of His Choice, Will Be Crowned’ KING AND QUEEN of the CARNIVAL OF ORIGINAL STATES Week of Sept, 10. WILLIAM B, LAKE, PRESIDENT C. LM. G. % This efoote as R 1 yote for ~ Contest Closes Sept. 10, 1907, a Mall VOTES W KYENING WOKLD MAMOL GAS LDITOR, 2.0. ox (Or Votes taay, be handed in at ‘The World’ ObK KE. 1AMMh 'st.y Up ib eter Bronk ly Park Nor, N. own. 1K arenas | Miler 2a Te ser Balla Yashington st., and 2 HIGHLANDERS, ' HIGHLANDERS, 001061020—1 000000000— 0875's her home Jon the sécond floor of tha house at No. put lie inuzzie of tae st TU snoct the stol hand and Then with Or two the burglar y woman her a blow that knocked her nd down, n0rosn lots two-year-olds ene ibm bE i MONDAY, | SEPT. 9. TRACK GOOD. ing tlon, lee strong. ne strong. bu 2| sioner ¢ 0; 3 rt Ramee MH friend ish amount ft sion 1 lawye 100 ed tome, Inspec Bs 1S | oy | 100 Hor Booker cular 3 STORY FALL, WOMAN DYING Child Wriggles from— Aunts Arms and She Follows It in Plunge to Pavement. her OPAL TEN UP © BY GRIND JURY ie | mez, |One of the Agents Who Sold: Land to the City on His + Way to Europe. teet ras, amet him today by hisowite, The Queens County Grand Jury to-day, In the blz double tenement at No hemine Pletgras, who ts a leegan an investiga fithe sate to | 31 One Hundredth street | » sixty-alx years old. be |New York City of Kissona Park, Flus- evration of Rosh Hashonah by the any! In ng Justice Crain, of the Su trav- ling, L. 1, a inonth ago. ‘The matter Yiddish familles tha: th was|preme Court, to-day for pei | unioading a parcel of swampland on the| ¥foken In on to-day by a doudle trag-|serve by publication the summons and ao city for nearly a half milion doflara will} e@y. When pretty Goldie Moschowits |oomplaint in a sult for [be thoroughly Investigated by the jur-| dropped out of a back w vith ltenance. Mrs. Pie ar Was /ors, led by District-Attorney Darrin, e-months-old nephew in her /thougi her husband haa nev IEDC | who promises to disclose a grave sca ‘They rushed her to hospital, | vorced from her he has contracted two dal. Mayor McClellan and Comptrouer | ying. with her back broken, The baby }other marriages. Metz have boen summoned as wit-| as dead when ey picked him up off | hg werts that several years ago he nesses, s the concrete paving. Mita triel ee os _| The Kisnena Park property was esl PEE Ot) Ornstein are 81 she doe: and that upon t ack, | #° of lowlands ¢ de of Flushing, {i " : Mor diwhichsthaveltyeannrchaseds alm onthicage.Uasseane wl her husband | for the consideration of $452,083, the plot | living married? Etfzabech Dolup |t0 be used ax a park by the ity. Long | Hepes Supthte,.| Mra. Pletgras sets forth her, bellef }Jsiand real estate authorities annot | ow Year's her husband and the Dolup woman at the time that the men who wold tne |! synagowte NO, she says, Is now known an Mra. < in her home: Property had made promt of from M&! thu, th the baby a baby. Das she Was smasied Into the anya popiar pianking As phe felt herself going out of the window the girl gave @ cry thut echood through the five floors of ihe big housg, bringing two hundred men, women and irent ered at xCTAps of) |WALTER WELLMAN NOT TO FLY TO POLE THIS YEAR, TROMSOF fing to Capt | $2,000. —Accord: ommand of the majority gat) the ‘Of the house to shriek with fa) Madame Hu but permitted promise to appear before the Commis- he and which Mra. Jarvis street. SEPTEMBER 9, VENING WORLD RAGE GHART SHED Tb AUTUMN MEETING, o 8TH DAY AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY. CLOUDY, fee Ui NOT BELONG TO MME, HUGH can undeclared. and to-da: Foon ot The formal eo: duty upon. The Flolshers dia Not come to the pler. but eent a cus- toma broker, who, not fully understand. left the Fleisher trunk the custome author: tes-therefore charged Madame Hughes ing to make the proper deola naa Was not looked up, to remain at a hotel on the @ prisoner .the contents of th ply’ alleres formally @ cfstoms Peedi sr 6 WIFEWHO SUE HUSBAND CALLS HIM A BIGAMIST Woman Now 66 Years Old and a Cripple Asks for Maintenance einor all wit money was deposited with the Commi. leay a well-to-do s are attacked tn Mra, and rights J worth hush: she i and ity stated on good AUER OSI a ua re ier RETAR to-day that another man prominent ip a AHA cls iene the deal was going {0 enjoy = ittle ahe dropped: alll holding Moreh sorelnitrevels Wpon the flogging at the ment en- | dower ——————_—. trance, The box fell under her ana] dollar Pielgras wants a sep- ation he n of pr A owns at Clty Island, ed to him for rang: olen resto The domestic relations of Henry Piet- your legal proceed étwras, are Hving in Florida Wund oper’ feri iver Brooklyn, a TRAIN KILLED FLAGMAN. Christopher Koster, a fagman va ihe ' : lamenta- he islind Rallroad, wa | the Norwegian Are pedition, which or a i who had tei he | killed) by or train 3) Par DUA len a Mat ecreer tll jo someting, Two lac the New. Yoric avenue 2g jArrived here to-d: 2 the north, em worked over the moaning | Jamaica early. to-day. H Wellman and hty- p, yonael i Ive yeare oid and lived | probably return here at the e [, A third took up the imp ittle body of] Roger. was on duty. at resent month, helt j the baby Jn lls arma and ran with {t tol where he met his deat Athampratat Beate ug store at the corner of Second i f ie erate (oh ni >and One Hundredth street. The there saw atm glance (he child vas elther dead or near ft, no Harlem Hospital drug: ator teneme sald ‘he baby had been The rote little skull had Dr, Ross took Goldie ‘n hia wagon, Ho had tempted up to subsequent t andihe: rang One ambulance | nd another hur- DROWNING VICTIM'S FOUND. | Moschowttz awny {3 BALTIMORE pt ¥—The Anding | told fra: Vor Grnate ns and their of the! body’ of Gertrude |Bhuustineses: nv ielefibarac cna bae nec ete] formerly of Harrisburg. Pa, in the would. be certain. to. kil ner waters of 8 ard yesterday | !n a few hours was fallwed the recovery to-day loft the bodl f the three remaining ob members of bunting party whiou had WOOD ALCOHOL IN WINE nor a ky rom since Friday cary mH eG a, atten KILLED TWO FARMERS, | a William O'Laary, of thie elty, and STOTT { |: woman whose name Is not known. | ———e— + RAILWAY AGENT HELD UP. ELDORADO, Kan. Sept. %—Masked men ‘here early to-day bound) and ageed the ie ateeeers ‘Pacific Rail: iar, the pete ap 81a MOUNT HOLLY, N. J, Sept. Ditnking wine with wood alcohol in it yosterday killed George Shotwell and Alfred Foster, - farm hands employed hy Thomalty 33 mak, near here. Laver onter, % er of Alfred, Ix not ex- sted ae live. The Coroner. fe Jnvestigating the af- 9.—} When offered something ‘Sust as good,” it’s a compliment t- White Rose Ceylon Tea Get What You Ask For. trunk, buts violation of Comnilssioner Ridgway adjourned the 4 to allow nity to establish ¢ came the bond fixed, ner an oppor- ewed facta. A cash to the and the ing with ned by Cus. ven not or Ider of Brook- SISTERS’ RAIA | COATS Hid LO i ae HIGHLANDERS. | Spates ical \ © + t — i oy Pile T 5 inthe ROH POA F Pn oe oem But She Was Arrested for Fail- 17] pests “83,000 Tickets Sold for Big) They Pile Up Ten Runs in the’... Bas sb afaah al eanh, SERN Ta eer aes ae ; on La Gas: TWO SETS OF E CUTICURA 7 Yes erate ict aT fel, tired after taki] jaa An, eae ing to Declare It pers RR + erent Tim’s Outing to College First Game of a Double- lee a x 2 Ae ‘ iFim-wikin 1g es cogne Reld Up By Cus- CURED THEM IN TEN DAYS % se, 1b. . yearcnae * Se ne Point;-L-k Header. : my Prorat (256 PM” start go Conical, toms Office: Kistey broke ous Laporte, ch Vel acee Ot aeaneE = Fi aaa | rerhfels nprend 5 Rett Willlams,.2b-..6,5. 1°10 1 4 0 Celeste Spare Hughes, ana : U bring the tax 1 ri WASHI “ Veod . i vkINE passengors Itself in ‘ALE THE LEADERS THERE Highlanders walked away m the | Conroy, If... OMAR 2s 2050) wa gitricdale ree amguled day from the wize of a ‘pea jorais in-the first game to-day by a Kleinow,c O12 5.020) , G ee reyes Barrett and . ‘The joints of bpccres of ten to nothiiig. Chesbra went | Neuer, p a men oui Conese ner, Ridgway Heder Bereu Santos afectediaulhe ~ Holiday Keeps Some Hebrews) In, for the vlaltora to pitch the second | 0% P*) Ria an eae er SS nie ball fon tuctier hearing | @aid to conduct « drenemal » shin was tender me. geek i Jive ‘anda half furlongs Be bustnees jn FY “i at Home, but Italians : First Inning. |. -Totals...........10 11°27 15 0 Ind. They are doth } 1 * Hs Keelcr'Jaid down a safe bunt tow: WASHINGTON. . pretty, and % wore volumisous ratn- it he wasunable to ‘ Turn Out in Force, firm, Hibertald forced Keeler at sex RH PO A & coats of elk. Mies Agnes's picture ha: andithe: treatment he 3 paetebeireratosa od ou Aled te Gas Milan, cf.cesss ty haa Swelieo tek Attornoys |1# one of the biggest bata tha BORE SCH Tay ailee Ash tbe , 1 , Mortarity call ° on strikes. See 50. AS a . rm weather carne on we were tor- ; |NO RUNS, Ganley, if 2.0.70 Houghton and Byr: Ory was | Ove came over isenn probe dl ited swarese Chaniasvers the cirritaced Peepite tho fact that this ts Rosh |” sean out, Neu . Ganley neehanty, 2b 2 4 0} told. She had visited Paris as cus-| Although the elaters diin'¢ know tt. | ports causing us to scratch until they Hiasbonah, tho outing of the Timothy D. | Popped to Moriazit pees Ned a 4 Seok tomary each yeas on a buying trip, and|Doputy Port Surveyors) Harria, Tierney | would bie In A t, when it wus Puilivan Association to-day was the| second sinah tieede ta 1a walle there met Mr and Mra A. Band O'Dennell were walting for thom, /8t {ts worst, my. sisier was given “a at ever held by that organiza:| ; ea! Jones, rf. 1 0510 Fleishef, of New York, she sald, who{having been advised from. some i: cali PU GUTGUTE SOB Bram au M Ie reree) Bail (coraea al anaee eee ehe beer HTe ens | Biankenstip, cos 32056 comprise the firm:of the A. B. »-eisher|erfous source to pay particular atten- | pd it, sforded so much sliel that Y ten. oo hinge aaa foe Salty “Conroy, fled torailian Kisines | Bhipke, 3b: Oa al Barta ae Company, oe varie Won to the Misses Barrett, A man who | gistitig of Ci Soap, Cuticure Oint- ‘Bown by the Jowish hetiday, flied to Ganley. NO RUNS. Brookaale Nympt Mra Fleisher, she sald, tad ordered |said he was Prof. Rudolph Bachelle, a| ment. and ura Pills, This “we [more than mado up for by the great | Altizer walked. Jones tried to snor!- face Sectthy $2 3i770 By ens Pe { at some model gowns made in Paris,|Crtoago chegntst and friend of the used Jing to directions and imme= gwarm of Italians,’ who are rapidly | Soong aot both were eata, Blagken, | Hughes, p.. ee Sek oe #) 22 [which had not been dompleted when the|ters, was alse waiting to greet them. | lately the humor began to disappear, forcing the Jews from the Sullivan wht forced Altizer at third, Neuer to Se 8 of | Flelanors raticd for home, They had eher of the two, Ming Agnos, did J then bought anot nse Plate ed vie Btrongholds on the east side. |Mertarity, Shopke! forced “Hiankecahip| Totals... - 27 16 2 gg * [asked her to bring the trunk along, }cne declaring for both, She sald the | Lites’ Piao apenas ate These of the Jewish followers of “Big | St, second. | Hiberfeld to Williams, | @ d |and she had consented, with the under-|trinka contained dutlable laces to thal tar this we wod the Cuticura, Plils for Th" who were restrained by thelr re-| Cueht off third, Kieinow to Wiliare | eset Bare on Halle-Newer, 1; aA} teh Crt oe aeaners would be of about T tement | ten days more fo be that the humor Ugtous belief from taking part in the | to Mortarity. NO RUNG. Hughes, 1. : A ddeg a ie zi at the Dler to claim the trunk , . Bit when tye{ had pone to May. We have not been | fowting will march in the parade to- Third inning. | piseiticn Bases Highlandere 3; Wesh-| prsicist EO ott Stuer tent in ehar ne | ‘The attorneys told the Commissioner ae cinvioh ogee Te thane | troubled since and we all think that 1 fight, when tho prescribed twenty-four-| our wingied to right. Keeler eacn-{ Atrucx Out—By Neuer, 2; Hughes, 2. | f4 E Wfuhnlug atrong 2tthe'and [that Madame Hughes had two trunks|wes enything else duticnne bom u,[it had not been for the Cuticura Reme- hour Rosh Hashonah shall have ended| ced, Snipia to alison, Liserteld out, ThreeBase TOt—Klelnow, nine E of her own, which she declared and| ne SUythine tlae dutta doth ot sre would have been suffering yee : at sundown. Deichanty to Allizer. Hughes partially | Tx0-Bane Hit—Keoler, ala ueats alt red ANd | them Inateted that th€y had declared WW. Brown, 18 Linden St. Then Harris told them that they were sunpecta and that they must go to the detention office on the French ther {for further examination. Whereat Miss Anse grew —nervous,—_Miee Oatha-ine- ot hysterical and Prof. Bachelle indig- Cured Dy, Cuticura, nant. The age h ee sss ne ot eae the skin, as in eczema; the fright young omce the depution made the | scaling, ox in paoriasia: the loss of bale ung men take of ¢ jong rain-|and crusting of ecalp, as in scalled head, Underneath each had on an]all demand a remedy of extraordinary opera coat = virtues to successfully cope with them, Then nance to| That Cuticura Soap, Cutioura Ointment own up and say of added | aud Cuttoura are such stan TAN pemeset| proven by testimonials of remarkable ae thateanne IRE 88) cures when all fee has failed, insisted that they had ot tried te amug- glo in anything else. Two women In- n and Miss Ellswor Ack to thelbr stateroom on and undressed and searched ed around Miss Agnes’s-waist small bag con K cameo and rings to ue of pe haps $1,000 A cab took the sisters and the profes- sor away from Bo crying, was darn The MRS. PHILLIPS PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER CHARGE. | CLEVELAND, Sep’ lotte Phullps was arraigned eveland Town Hall bet. Justice William Brown to-day on the charge of Uing her husband, J. J. Phillips, a Monday morning fur bond in uy Wn ater, as surety. Wahile the prelimin bond were being a remained In an iny the nurse and @ physteian at her Attorney N PRAIA Sa anit agathat her t Mats and walyed examina : ————— Nttle tots why Make the first day's take a box of Lofi's ent, SPECIAL FOR THIS MONDAY TUTTL FRUTTE CREAM CUTS... -rounn 1c SPECIAL, ASSORTED G1LOC. 190 OLAT) >» “POUND SPECIAL FOR THIS TUESDAY land, Mass., Jan. 98, 1907 Humors, Ecaemas, and Itchings of the | @ For Six Months They Suffered Tore Hes ACI DIE) Raw—Cou ep—Med= tn a No Good but ent Dig DISFIGURING throughout the :Para, JAMES: KEANE & CO, Dt SP ORUEAR = HOME: FURNISHERS | farlor Suits, Carpets, Rugs. Sideboards, China Closets, Ex- tension Tables, Brass and fron Beds, Refrigerators, Go- catts, Pianos and Phonographs. $1 WHEKLY. Wri for Booklet \\KEEP THIS! ON FILE, ) Malden Lane, Fulton St. Nrdaklyn, to 7 per cent. iia t the wingow of the tin Through her attorney, Join J. Me- forcing Kletnow. x roing Kletnow Goorge LL Glasser, a Hi er who in | at view looked out on a cat's Ginnis, Mrs, Pletgras deolared to: _ « wy: no IN| radio pursic of crossed and crisa-cro friendly with the Bermel borough ad- | Olies Hines and o that from the tlme of her marriage in od cl nd a row Of din | ministration...angihecred the. dea ana.{(e? it Was the beat the {1673 hor husband rh a week ut tour, | Bdmitted “hat” Be reselved “ywo,00y “ros | Prmateina had and they Were Wall coms} tyr houseiold “expanses antl TET. Tk teen\e eb two and Eee eae rece crtinn |, Morris waa a lusty little p, just) that year she saya that he cut. this an. Chase bal- ete wttbodes.| botween Giaazer’ and Jamen he sGray. | {UNpINE ous, of hia akin with’ pure | qliowanoe to #3 @ week! arity ‘popped t0 |} pe Jr, @ real estate man who broughi; Heath: by Papers ose ith She says that he loft hor im 1884 and |, | Lou Mule cotta pnert acca ree aby | amunter ats he somehow: Wriweled, We Hivannedie Gaheinn thay brought the matter prominently gmall body and sipped out of grip. that when ashe reproached him with Austra ae wzramelae,.te4 | Duthie notes: Gray sued tires weeks | HE AFUCK an empty soap-box waldh | having married again hie told her that | Fourth Inning. WrinPoliy [Aso in the Bunreme Court atter eaying || {Rab ueed the box as a mort of| he thoucht she had died. a few things about che deal. | | Suidoor, pantry, but to-da hanced | -Pintaras is) sald’ tp ibe wofth’ more |trict-Attorney. “Edward A. Macdougal, | '9 be eedow es Tesla eu ee | than $200,000. $4,000 of which bets One Of the real estate speculators in| anced i i £ charged with haaing conveyed to the On anitextanded tourdorsthe Continent dle Afoachowtt hed desperate-| woman who now calls herself Mrs of “her red thousand which, she at No, U6 ® ntruck ane at-bound, crowsing forty- in Jamatca, the ‘crossing Loose, Dropp'ng, Wabbling, Torturing false ceth fit perfectly tight Cures fore Seaiies| a sf i inacy avin!» LAME PEOPLE! The PERFE ON EXTENSION SHOE inakes both fret | lvok exactly wlike. Can changed auie. Hest | At GT te cTiRrKehe New Sty) @hipped on trial, eX2FeS*AKe prepaid. Write nnd One ready 2 #Hoe to aie Wo Bh sand HELP cae ee aa ae eee Mt, Lote, 212 Third ai LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. | WAR Cees So bs BT, —= Bulldog, brindle calor, white on ont reward will be dal Brown TZ Mytland rsd, Tirol | BLP WANTEDMALE. } \ That's oh AN ACCOUN MRS. © STATON cise OPEN SATURDAY. FISHER BROS. COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 105 & 104 Eis stands for Dictator, The man at the desk— The one who draws wages That YOU might earn next, If you want a good salary While working for pay. See the “Help Wanted” olietk The World neints tontay,