The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1908, Page 14

‘ ASE. SPOONER TICKETS LED CE FOROVALT | Yachtsman Has 6,586 Votes} for King, Actress 3,625 Votes for Queen. BUT OTHERS ARE BUSY.|} Campaigners Promise Many | Votes for Beatrice Morgan— Boys Want Burfalo Bill. y Spooner heads the eoming Automob: 8,625 votes to h Mrs, New York banker, ts Elsie Janis t rd ¥ a determined fight ably surprised Bracken living at > her wi from The assured Miss Mavourneen,” the Cluy presented the FRANCIS WRIGHT kingly crown dore A. N. Ri ON ear, and Francis Wr: dent of the Dant avho owns a C: has 6,585 votes while Harry N New York Taxic sprang into fourth plac ing L.. K. Clark, of the New York Trans- | ¢ portation Company (green cabs), hard | j¥ for that place. Francis Wrigh Minton was “born in vely speaking. He to a hatter when was app boy and served his Now he is chief owne: the Danbury itsi Company, tory employing five stores in elsewhere. 0 hatters at Danbury, | New York and many He lives in a brownstone West One Hundred and -first street, and is a But he still has a memory days when he worked on he is beloved came to N ago, 0} his first Desbrosses street. Hi organized as a ci elect him King of t Listen to the Campaigners. Letters to the nival Ed the candidates. Here are som ples: FIGHTS WIDOW FON “Inclosed find fi a a Me MORT( | i oseai And elatives of Henry J. Ge Joan Cuneo for ( Relati fH luck and hope Don’t Want Her to Share in His E: Yorite actress for anything. t already “ have t Teach Adams will stagger you “Inclosed find two Morgan. I car of names of pe anxious to vote for vorite. MISS J “Inclosed please “Us Boys We “My Iam A gaye ir Adds 530 to Lessing's Vote fos YN rk ly Frou eo} : AY wor Garage Chaufteurs, | Bende 307 Votes for Geo. P. Morgan.| Properties, uses “Inolosed please find M7 votes for Cae, Vevery vial | Three Candidates for Crowns | In Auto Carnival Election CLINT : PRES DANBURY HATCO | AND “MATHESON LHE VOTE FUR ROVAL HEADS OF AUZO CARNIVAL. EDNA MAY SPOONER S39 esq Nez: TIEN IG Sis LA APPOINTMENTS by Telephone prevent disappointments, misunderstandings and loss of time. If you must go, | Telephone before you go. RG SOUTHWORTH "FOPE HARTFORD MEW YORK TELEPHORE CO., 15 Dey Street Sunday World Wants Work CAF. Monday Morning Wonders. ROYAL WORCESTER $00,000 BEQUEST ADTUSTO CoRSETS For Stout Women ate as correct a figure for <t> any corset for the woman 1 br e form cc ADJUSTO MEDIUM FIGURE, STYLE 610 COUTILLE, 620 BATISTE TALL FIGURE, STYLE C14 COUTILLE. 624 SATISTE , BOLD EVERYWHERE, OR SENT POSTPAID ON RECEIPT OF PRICE ROYAL WVORCESTER CORSET CO. NEV! YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO sor! ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS $1 to $3 |\BON TON CORSETS $3 to $10 TR SMITH STS ROOKLYN NY, Established 1832 YOUR FURS Cold stor + durin Cleaned agai Stored Insured For Two Per Ct of Their Valuation Minimum Charge One Dollar THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1908. DOG BITES MANY «= Mad Brute Savagely A at their pi were bitten by a mad dog yesterday panic. aged ten, of No. ee al | Laura Burke, aged ten, of No. 6304 Third avenue, and Mary Johnson, of 242 Fifty-four street, The animal, a stray bull terrier, froth- jing at the mouth, dashed tn among the jchildren as they were coming out of | Public School No. 118. It leaped upon ees Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT |the Harris ehfia and tore her cheek; then sprang on Margaret Henning and her on the right arm, and also near- tore her clothes off in {ts fury. age brute next tearing he The attacked the Burke right arm with its Groups of Schoolgirls in |‘S\itry gonnson's chin and neck were a re by the dog, ch then turned South Brooklyn. vd of children, u They fled, — Patrolman Cleanses, preserves and beautifies the teeth, and purifies the breath. ons. he Kamp ran in among the arr adeniyiandisavarelvaw, te ren and shot ‘ R Attacked suddenly and savagely while | {°Tt aNanemanarmenahee In dainty blue enameled box with patent y, a dozen or more ehildrer ized by Ambulance of the Norwegian » police sald ten or twelve Measuring tube, Convenient for tourists ESTABLISHED 1866 BY feth street amd F Brooklyn, The police got the of but four of the victims. The OD. B. HILL VISITS SENATE. had fled to their homes in u| WASHIN N. 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