The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1908, Page 3

alll i Ee -—LnL.-E..B- me = LHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL Zi, 1908. ite is ek poping ND PUBLIC PAYS | Steamer, Pays New York ee a Parting Compliment. _ |} It Costs New York $100 an Hour for the Catskill Commissions to rnelius Vanderbilt safled for to-day on the Kalserin Auguste of the North German Lloy4 She went to her stateroom as soon as she ri » and her daugh- Whitney, who || ter, Mrs. Harry F accompanied her to the pler, sald se |} ad nothing to say about her plans. Mahler, the Metropolitam | Opera-Iouse conductor, was another Passenger on the same steamer, Mr. || er said he was delighted with hie first season in New York. He ts com- | String Out the Hearings Tere cha wilt havea . Pp management of } in Expensive Farce. | sald Mr Ma New York's $300,000,000 Joke. TO CONDEMN: |!s as high as in London and Berlin. j he enthusiasm nd understanding ! id the room with- =) lanmanetonarenninmmandinitni Pol u r J the firm of New t shown by the general run of opera | unk t refused SUA F \ i Mite So 3 nies of the Hoboken : | i a i COT RAHY, WErLiMEBAN % . Wo professional pick= | some he crows any did net own the i row aabas de ding at Has N " i 4 1 sald the ec a ) snbles ett ness the departure of COMMANDER NOEL DEAD. *" oie : mi | Mi ‘AE SOME SAILS FROM HONOLULU. Expires Suddenly at iis Quarters HONOLULU, April 23.—Goy, Frear, of al In Mrookty Yared. Hawail, has sailed to attend the cone of artistie music lovers in New York i IT Toot COW costing $300,000,000, the might well regard it as a yn comur are string- . caren ADORE Tae HORS GEARS RoR aoe not for the $100 an Joseph Johnstone Gets Sum- |Survivors Suiler From Con- an at i rent payers and tax-) mons for Head of Garden “1 cussion, but Presence of bie Aue a alba i ue ot payers. ly, $50, 10 an h ua City Estates Company. Mind Saves Them. Ded t Navy surgeon. An oft ce shows an ivy vine, six yaice iis retin fromethe: Bhllippinos re GNU MS o « auses | the flow of ——— t » Comma di en miles from King: aires ni con echc nes That Gage E ae adding eers had all visited Cawvettcratronia reba tla inrestd yandn E cipal in a whii ’ r words, dry weather? | ( ry weather. vreane is wradaal, tn it rine ti HL iw wan | and Favorite Restaurants Wiilintn oNecInKIAne Easing use only American war Commander y begins tn wit nott vete office in last rglisman's he arratgned t Mr. ‘Tarbeil in a source of boys? Millione of Words. Court. un acon ta er heard of . Tedependa on the | oat nan ; aacthelerorep: eo wee Eng! ; ted ard t rom ee er TE erat teat ae, or ba : Poe POWDER gin in the winter tle, does i ‘ : when trees are ton A. There ts often ‘very dry | last Saturday he was one of Mr. ‘I at is aftern ¢ 1 | thick O near the house so as to Weather in the winter thme. platacoe the | F Absohi ly A vine: net a potson |make Alike thus GHEE arc j belt . te | ; Fo ae utely Pure ay fown at the house, | ‘em ¢ ney would be a detrim: ne SUOU b hundred ab a jeu any ma B A and jhe did bit Q. It was w A. No, air. 1t Q. What was it? little stream ch n said in-' eased its Amount of $i pleasing sound that it gave, 8 the verbatim examination as w a hoisted so far not a wid Ivy. of the idence that he now the nai Fe dves their value le? man would rather live an by this m: y know the name. It Is) A e the name of Was worth a rinuring stream t Clothing Co. Stores, New ng New York and Brooklyn Gredit Enables Men and Women to Dress in the Finest of Spring Clothing We require no references of se- curity, we make no investigations— or deliveries. Make your purchase und take the goods along with you. We are the only concern in’ the country that extends credit to every- \ it, too; she greut deal mor Here were t counsel, nmissioners at $50 graphers, printers | tpesding im ish the city of J RERGn Hee eee a | Some of the Places Eye Foxes On Detween § minute, about what Kind of “wear away ee ao at the Rate of $250 a Session. GET $l 1000 am A. Yes_ all streams do that. which was later Cranberry Possibilities. ten copies furnished to Hundreds acres on the Ashokan sioner and counsel and forty copies | dam site swamp worth next to printed. timber was cut ts left ts Kool Pigsty and Roscbushes 1 wood. The 1 lund t There is also reproduced the photo- sing cran= ela which were bought on $10 an are were valued at yan a the material and wank fe etre 5 to whethe: jue stiould | com: tool a1 esti- mony as to Whether its valu jaahe comml jcookemexpertss te be $6 or $75. errles oon Madly grown ‘There were also on these premises! the Reaverk LS ee btakel se bushes, which’ were valued at 'Xper oe necessery to turn Saye 1 a on DHS part of the Ashokan dam site Into | $i each, A photogmph was taken | t's Wits & snowing the front of the house and Sicctacion | these rose buses, which photugraph Serer was duly offered in evidence. nis Instance {s cited at random out res, As to the value of the wood , timber worth experts would city made lumber mea gave testl- body in our liberal way—cash price vith an easy payment method, Women’s Low Shoes| gia StH, Gro) ioenetd HUee) pBlway, | One April 4 as | | two glasses, and why | | S the demand for Low Shoes in Tan and White increases, we empha- | | | | of lots with third grow! perhaps §% or $6 an acre count the trees, measure them and testify as to the number of each kind. It cost more to have two appraisers re 1 am glad of that. I neven saw a count, tabulate and testify as to the | lass Oe sunbathe Hal S ponte Cor ores daltie| value of the trees and wood lot than | faving sucit a whaped giaae r yood lot were worth. is so I can wa 01 Dulld: the trees and wood lot were worth. || A. It ia xo Tean walk throngh a Bulld | Four Chestnut Trees. | be able to read my notes, he examination as to the value of} Now, which of those answers is four ut trees on Parcel No. would ke half a c mn, These four chestnut trees were valued at $10 each, | Here ts a part of his examination: Q. Who gathers the nuts? A. The Kroms do, “ Q. As a matter of fact, don’t the boys @et the most of the A. T don’t think so; the family gath- ers them and sells them at the &\ anyone who has chestnut trees In t look at my notes ou at the same size the advantages afforded by our extensive display of fashionable of continuo New York. hhat You $2.00 to $8.00 Coffee that Is good to the last drop—coffee ious “after Patent Leather and Gun Metal Low ute" nngeative of the finest Mocks and Jaya, ts our See one finer grades in large as- CLOVER BLEND 25 Low Shoe Department, Second Floor. Mail and Telephone Orlers Filled, 5 itm. delivered in » Brook Alexander | rao miles. “40 | Single oui?) ¢ delivered * Comes. SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET Accounis invi ed. (GLUES CEG. WASHINGTON Sr | Between Park place and Barclay street, ————— Both of them, The expert went on at length to ex. i NAL etl and walking “around One’ day | nf down a stairway Y ee when lo tance, and at times he w thereby enabling him to read his B 1 AYGAIMNS | tress wan that World “Musical Instrument” Ads. don’t happen to. show in the way of PIANOS ORGANS PIANO-PLAYERS BANJOS GUITARS MANDOLINS Beautify Your Dining- ‘Room DE MERIDOR'S = Liquid 1 Beauty Powder |MAY ACT ABOUT TRANSFERS. Willcox intimated yester- he Public Service ¢ sion might take some action in to the move of t! Third Avenue Ra‘lroad inc all transt said that t as to the ecelver 0 lows with) Window- and easy to buy and Saturday, ive HALF PRICE, 10c., 15c., 20c. per yard. E,W. MALZ 19 Bast t4th NEW 1OKK, SG Broadway, Brooklyn. VIOLINS HARPS CORNETS, ETC. World “Wanted” Ads. will quickly find. Try one and see, while In the Chairman = THE IVY VINE a ion, ft. wold put_all pool rooms 7 of business. Ie gald the books of the and ‘tha: it would undoubtedly preve telephone companies would all be arrying out of any Illegal con- ta inenactinn hy he commit