The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1908, Page 5

hs ~- MONKEYS FIND AN SY AMA PIE, HACER Collect His Bananas Greedily as He Tests Their Imita- tive Faculty. SILENT AS TO RESULTS. Won't Talk of His Discoveries, | but Chimpanzee May Write Book About Him. Because {t was a very hot day and news was dull, the City Editor sent « reporter to the Bronx Zoo to see how Melvin Haggerty, a Harvard Professor, fe getting along in the monkey house, where he !s spending the summer In the fmterest of Cambridge culture, He {s Betting a line, or several ines, on the intelligence of the intelligent monk. The City Editor wanted some, too. You don't need a guide to point out Haggerty as you survey the monkey ages. Haggerty had his clothes on.|5 Ferolling up to the cage, the reporter |t asked pleasantly “Does it seem sort of natural in there?” Although his name does uot sound as {f he came from Harvard, there can be no doubt that Hagg knows his Back Bay and that he {s bearing well in mind that a trioug alumnus {s going to get $1 a word for all he says about animals, There fore, Mr. Hagserty ts not going to give WHAT 0 {You Thiwn, (OF us? rs He MONK” INTERVIEWS ThE MAN- prints what he is nis association with s feel natural "$s not going to tell the r and he did not tell) this one, B 1t of the cage, the young man quite like other! { folk, and talks c tleally of the | possibilities of 4 ing just what monkey's think of the rest of mankind, Something Coming to Haggerty. week now, and already he knows more TeAcHING HIM MONEY TRIEKS ing offers he may get trom the stage. He fs there to study monkey psychology to the end th Newport .nay not have anything on Harvard in the future, His adlo assirtants are two cultured ring. | !¢ mee, wih Be ye fare tek from time fo | tales menkeye-who.are eaid to be hon. ites ores Speen | WOMEN GUESTS AT. | | i | Baldy |last a negro orary graduates of the untversity, At any rate, they are highly educated and extremely useful as the connecting Mnke—or miasing Mnks, if you will—be- tween Haggerty and the other inhabi- tants of the cages. Hagserty has started in with the twenty ringtalls of the Zoo, and when he wrings out all the knowledge that they possess he will pasa up the scale umf he reaches Baldy, the chimpan- see. It ts no secret in the monkey houme that Baldy '¢ “laying” for the Haggerty person, and that it will take INTERVIEWING, Tae MONKEY. @ full-sized Harvard Intellect and some) muscle to cope with the big fellow. It may all end with chimpanzee literature being enriched by a treatise from on “What I Know About Man."" There aro a few other thing coming Hageerty’s way, 60 the keepers say, with ominous shakes of the head, | One of the young man's methods ot) finding how much sense the monkeys possess is by a@ trick box in which places food. The monk who discovers how to open the box ta considered to be| far more intelligent than the one who rudely demolishes the apparatus !n or- der to get what Is inside. But the latter | monkey eats first, “Harrigan” Bea Haggerty’s Game. Haggerty first lets one of his pet monkeys open the box in full view ef the cage full of monkeys. There is eat excitement when the animal who cation pulls out a banana. But let it be anid to the credit of higher edueation in the Bronx, that the Zoo monkeys ha) proved themselves apt pupils. While they don't d.eplay the finesse that only the Cambridge atmosphere gives, never- get the banana, and that's what counts here New York. Another apparatus used by the Pro- fessor ts a rope operating through « pulley suspended from the ceiling. A na 1s attached to the upper end of rope, while the lower end dangles Just above a hole tn a platform resting under the apparatus. The trick mon- keys lower away on the rope until the frult descends within reach. Yesterday Harrigan, a dig muscled monk, was led out of his cage after he i} nthe trick performed @ number y showing lack of edu- n grabbed the rope vio- y and pulled the whole business The Harvard monkeys chattered thelr dlegust as Harrigan ran off with banane, Haggerty {8 taking his job very the public {s not around. So don’t f) up to the Zoo expecting to see a free, show. IMPERIAL ROBGED Burglar Raided Room in Hotel, Threatened to Brain One, Got $800 Loot. during the early morning hours of last Friday became known to-day when Mrs, 7. D. Palmer and Mra, Albert/ Meyer, both of Chicago, reported to the, police of the West Thirtieth street sta- tion how they had been robbed and| w they had both been threatened with death by the robber If they made 2. "y ry Palmer and Mrs. Meyer were at the Women's Convention joston, and arrived in New York Thursday night. About 4 o'clock Mrs. Meyer was awakened by a nolse In her room. room There was enough light In He's been with the monkeys a whole! to see the figure of & man ransacking, ho bureau drawers Mire, Meyer awakened Mra, Palmer anv the latter supped. out of bed and took the feoyer Cu ing to call up the h Frevthas aard the clisk oft ment and turning upon Mrs. he threatened to brain her. Meyer in the mean tlme ran to the hail and, began scrpaming and knock. he doora of other guests. 10g ONG Palmer left the room .w the burglar sling #0 ei towels over his al make for the fire For. fully the women say. they waited In the hall, thinking help would come from the office, At bellboy appeared. Later, as they said, the manager came to them with two detectives, ‘The detec- es told them that the towels carried he burglars were intended for e of the detectives, so the w: she 1 them that nearly eve: allege, room along ine of the fire escape had been entered and other euests rovbed. On the fire escape was found a bag Miled,with red nepper. The Av they were robbed of nd money. > BUTCHER'S CATTLE SHOT. |” around me and enter {nto their CARDINAL, Ont., July 7—When p,|games [ wonder if I am the same McKnight, @ butcher, went to nis| teacher of whom two years ago the | slaughter house yseterday he found tricks than Maroeline ever dreamed of. | It | stated on good authority, how-| ever, that Haggerty will not be turned from his serious purpose by any tempt- his cattle had been shot to death Driving back to his meat market, he discovered that the ‘building had been set on fire, He tried to send in an alarm, but the alarm box had been broken and the key stolen. By the time the firemen arrived the fire had attained such headway that i s had the beneft of a Harvard edu- | and does most of his stunts! | will stay That a burglar has made a successful | rafd on guests at the Hotel Imperial) | children spoke as ‘ugly old thing,’ THE EVEN! NG WORLD TWO BURCLARS ROBCED DOCTOR'S HOUSE EACH DA een Police Finally Interfered After Most of the Valuables | Were Taken, FAMILY IN THE COUNTRY Thieves Always Entered by Front Door and Were Not Suspected. One of those talkative lttle birds, called a stool pigeon passed the word here the other day to Lieut. McMul- he Headquarters staff, that the Local Brotherhood Trimmers and Indoor Fin- of House ishers we: violating all the rules of the union robbing the same house every day, all day, in broad day 80 ulien, after locating the re- prehensible patr at the Old Olive Tree Inn, In Twenty-third street near First avenue, got vwo other Central Office men, Murphy and Hatin, to help him out the job. Yesteraay afternoon the ee detectives followed the si pects uptown on a trolley oar and chaperened them in an unbeknownst manner unt!l they had vanished through the basement door of the home of Dr. 8. K. Hollister at No. Sui Madi son avenue, which door they opened with the ease of familiarity. Just to make certain sure, the trail- ers Engered outside. They had to wait nearly two hours—and it was a very warm day—before there came the gentle Strangers, They travelled slowly, each being laden with a heavy valise and so many bundies that he had do one of those rich-man-and-needle's-oye stunts getting out of the areaway, Thus the two parties met. Inuroduc- tlons were deemed unnecessary Decause everybody knew everybody else, the new-comers being no others than John Wileon, of East Twenty-third street, ton burglary, and Altred four terms for ary, re King, of One Hundred and Twenty- nfth street, near Third avenue, who |e alightly younger, and who has only ‘been up the road three 5 Evasion and subterfuge being out of the question under the clroumstances, Messrs. Wilson and King admitted wth some slight ow of reluctance that thig waa the they iad paid to the Holllst and that they hadn't lost money a single time. They always went in the middie of the after- noon and entered by the front way in order to avold attracting attention. From their suite at the Green Treo and from other places the detectives had succeeded by to-day in recovering loot valued at Upwards of $1,000, In cluding everything that one would be apt to find in a modern town house ex- opt the paper. They are on the hunt also for other articles at presem: represented by pawn tickets, But they found time to photograph Mesers. Wil- son and King for the private collection at Headquarters, Both had portralts there, but they were old-fashioned ones. The Hollister family {s out of the city for the summer. The house !s one of the handsomest In the exclusive district around (Fiftieth street and Madison ave- nue. Dr. Hollister has been wired to recog he can He will not un- | come home and see !f 26 the interior of It. | leas he’s a close observer. | _————— | MRS. LONGWORTH ARRIVES. | ea | Pos for Photo, Although She Protests ‘It's Silly.” DENVER, July 7.—With @ battery of | cameras trained on them, Alice Roose- velt Longworth and her husband, Con- ressmen Nicholas Longworth, stepped yom their special car in the ratiroad Dark yesterday, accompanied by their Oost, Mrs. Medid McCorin The Presents daughter Oihers of ihe party, for t Chicag ood, With eral shay gaous, but declined resolutely to be in- lerviewed. One of the photograpners upon having @ picture of her and the “It's silly,” sae protested (gave in when he fi remain for @ day or two, The re- mainder of the time they are here they in their special car. Mrs. Longworth and her party will attend the convention and take In the conven- 4 tion sight rward they will go to 3. A Yellowstone Py BETTER POSITION And Increased Salary as a Result of Hating Right Food. There ts not only comfort in eat- ing food that nourishes brain and body but sometimes it helps a lot in| increasing one's salary. | A Kans. school teacher tells an {n- | teresting experience. She says: insisted | “About two years ago I was ex- tremely miserable from a nervous: | ness that had been coming on for some time, Any sudden noise was actually painful to me, and my! {nights were made miserable by hor- rible nightmare. “[ was losing flesh all the time, s and at last was obliged to give up the school I was teaching and go| home. | “Mother put me to bed and sent for the doctor. I was s0 nervous the cotton sheets gave me a chill, and they put me in woollens. The medi- cine I took did me no apparent good. Finally a neighbor suggested that | Grape-Nuts might be good for me to eat. I had never heard of this food, but the name sounded good, so I de- clded to try it. | “T began to eat Grape-Nuts and soon found my reserve energy grow- ing so that in a short time I was fill- ing a better position and drawing a larger salary than I had ever done fore. “As [ sea Httle children playing “Grape-Nuts food with cream has become a regular part of my diet and I have not been sick a day in the past two years. “There's a Reason.’ Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Read “The Road to Wellr in pkgs. A fall of H. Tel een ewrarieee r S.OCH & UO F. ° Wednesday Morning Sales. From 8 A, M, Till 12 Noon. E’RE breaking all records for low prices, Each week brings new attractions at practically COST OR NEAR IT, Immensely successtul sales, because i ely big bargains. More to- morrow. A DOLLAR will do double duty, No mail, ’phone or C. O. D, orders filled, Quantities restricted to prevent dealers buying. $2.50 China Silk Waists, $1.79 $1.39 Long Cloth, 98c. Bleck, ottite: itiped and, atta | yal ISH LONG aguann, spectal tailored or’ lace medi 79 | finish. fine quads Inet choloe models; reg. wa OL Wide: regularly $1.00; per piece QRo (Third Floor.) Boys’ 75c. Wash Hats, 35c. (Main Floor.) | Toilet Articles Less Thon Cost Tam O'Shanters and Yacht Capa, of | SANITOL POWDER OR PASTE. 18¢ linen, duck ite | QUININE HALR TONIC. 180 and lea | WHISK BROOMS; best q Ize Tbe. +4 sf PEROXIDE, 4 02.0.4... +B (Third Floor.) | (Main Floor.) $1.08 Books» 29¢. | Women’s $2.50 Tub Shirts $1.15 By popular authors; excellent for | o¢ ane white linen; a maker's over readin, big cholee Ri y the $1.08 edly 2QC stock of materials, crisp and clean, in plafted or gored fa c ela, fold trimmed; re 1 oH, (Third Floor.) 55¢ Edges and Insertions, 25¢. SERTLO: Y positive value; price, per plece... (Man Floor.) Giris* $1.50 Tub awry, 89 Complete Dress Models, Combinations, 656, 89. COMBINATION CORSET COVERS OND DRAWERS or CORSET COV- EP AND SKIRT; of lawn or nain gook; trimmed with Val. lace inser- tion and edge; finished with lace; value 31.%6Qc,, 89c and $1.5...; (Second Floor.) he Women’s 25c. Hose, 15c. Fast black or tan fine gauze | thread HOSE; silk finish; high spl heels; an excellent, wear-te- I 5¢ sisting yarn; value 2e., palr. (Main Floor.) nee eee eR Notions Below Cost. ALLOVER GOLF HAIR NETS: | ()c extra large; t DRESS SHIBL trimmed; 7¢ | 19¢ Handkerchiefs, {1c | Women's Unlaundered all embroidered Handerchtefs, w! without initial, Also Men's All 1 andxerchiefs, plain and al. Value ELA Anke SHIRT - WAIST 5c (Mala ieee BEE E en tien ue Boys’ 39¢ and 50c Bloomers, 19¢ Of medras, chambray, linen and Women’s $1.25 Watsts, 85c.| cory ‘i! ,cuti stripes, and, plain Of sheer crossbar batiste; Dutch neck | ey hails Tegularly B _ 19c ith lace insertions and edge; RE ch value $1... 85c (Third Floor.) a | 58.50 Orford Ties, 1.79 . xford Tres, I, 25¢. Watst Pin Sets, [5c | sasior style, of fine gun metal cat; GOLD-PLATED OR BLACK PIN | hand welt rowed soles; Cuban heels: yf } Tegul diamond tip. sitive BOE eo cere doll 15c | $3.50 value .. * 1,79 (Mala Floor.) | (rT 8c. Musitn, 5c, AVY UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, rd wide: perfect mill ends in lengths of 10 to 20 yards; sold 5c regularly at 8&.; per yard, a (Main Floor.) 50c. Silk Belts, 25c, oor.) 75¢ Corset, 39c CORSETS; an odd lot; various mo¢- alsin long and short hip, with medi d high bust; value 6c 39c (Secom $1.50 Hand Bags, 95¢ HAND BAGS of Dlack grain leather; bandlea; molre lined) ted w gut and gunmetal trim- ‘a mings; rogviar $1.50 ™ 95 (Main Floo! oor, These Matchless Economies for All Day Wednesday: 50c to 75c Women’s imported Hose, 29c A prominent Chemnitz manufacturer who was overstocked closed out to us an {mmense quantity of WOMEN'S FINE IMPORTED HOSIERY at the lowes: price in his career. The choice of selection 1s exceptional, offering many novelty effects in lisle thread amd silk lsle—plain, tan and black; also plain white, tan and black silk embroidered with lace ankles, as well as lace em broidered designs. Bvery pair is positively worth fram 50c. to 75c. Don't overlook titis chance to save a half and more to-morrow. Your un- restricted choice at 1 296 Men’s 59c Lisle Hose, 25 They come from the same importer referred to above and present practically the same saving chances. Of extra fine gauge lisle; plain black and colored; lace and silk hand embrotdered effects. Cannot be duplicated a¢ less than 59, 2 pair; Wednesday omly......+.. a Wiuinae sas cence ides 25c Men's 50c Underwear, 29c MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; combed Maco yarn; shirts have short sleeves and French neck; drawers with suspender straps ami double seats. Also white gossamer shirts, silk and self fronts; short sleeves; value $0c.: each 06 29c Missy and, $7.50 Wash Dresses, $5.45 Small Women’s In complete dress effects, also the bretelle and Jumper models. They are shown in fine lawns, percales and chambrays; dainty patterns and siripes in all the popular colorings; trimmings of lace and embroidery applied in the most artistic manner. Skirts full-plaited deep hem, fold trimmed. Sizes 14 to 16 years. Regularly $7.50; Wednesday only », 84S 29c Linen Suttings, £8c PURE IRISH LINEN; white or natura! color; 27 and 36 inches wide; extra quality and welght; sold regularly at 29¢.; per yard... 5 Wie 18c %- 8 Imported Madras, 15c FANCY WHITE MADRAS; an extensive assortment of beautiful designs and newest weaves; mercerized permanent finish; an exceptioml Offering for to-morrow only; regularly 30c.; per yard. ........ én 15c 29c Taffeta Ribbon, 18c TAFFETA RIBBON; fine quality; heavy and lustrous; S% inches wide; in 2 large assortment of colors, also black and white; a 29c. quality; per Vatdicresectestser scent nee pHGODNGAOnG . 18¢ 125th St. West, Berens, S$.S.S.mavanic Malaria is due to impurities in the blood which destroy ther healthful qualities of the circulation, and reduce it to a weak, w fluid, The body is then deprived of its necessary nouris! strength, and is unable to resist the countless disorders that the general system suffers in consequence. is weakened, chills and slight fever are freq energy and ambition, Boils, skin eruptions, s 1 ulcers follow when the blood becomes deeply polluted with the malarial germs. Botha tonic and blood purifier are needed to cure Malaria, and S. S.S. is best fitted for this work. It is the most perfect of all blood purifiers and at the same time an invigorating, healthful tonic, §,$.S goes down into the circulation, and removes every trace of impurity poison, and gives to the blood the health-sustaining qual it ne It cures Malaria thoroughly and permanently because it removes from the blood the germs and poisons which produce the disease, and while doing this tones up and strengthens every part of the system, Book with information about Malaria and any medical advice furnished free to all who write, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. ———————_EE eee Et | I QLEG NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE | VERY PERSON applying at Premium Parlor, Atth floor, free a set of 10S, & H.” Green Trading'Stamps, 0 the same date is good in any one book, but stamp colle unfilled. Wilton Rugs High-grade goods, in large selec- tion of designs and perfect color combinations. All new and perfect floor coverings. We offer tor the remainder of this w.ck the follow. Tapestry Brussels Rugs An attractive variety of patterns and colorings, Regularly. Size. Sale Price. $20.00, 9.0x 12.0, seamed, $17.50 18.75, 9.0x12,0,seamed, 16,75 17.50, 9.0x 12.0, seamless, 15,50 ing four sizes, and would advise an | carly visit to secure a good choice | | | oF 15,50, 9.0x12.0, seamed, 13,50 Reeclerlte Si Sale Price, ~ us Mn ; |.9.0x12,0+0+-$29.50 13.50, 9.0x12,0, seamed, 10,75 EAE Mate nace 18.50, 5.3x10.6, seamed, 16,50 1 13x10.6..., 27.50 | FS s ‘ ee ASO SiaxlOvOrign et oy 14.50, 8.3x 10.6, seamless, 12.51) (il Sa0 36x63 in..... 4.75 | 13,80,8.3x10.6, seamed, 10,75 | 4.25 27x54 ins... 2075 | 11.75, 7.0x 9.0, seamiess, 9.75 Metal Table Lamps Sold Regularly by Us at $5.90 E $2,25 that you save in the H ‘I! price of these lamps is only one of the attractions of this sale, The main feature is the ex- celience of the iamps. They are not only tasteful and attractive ornaments, but also practical and serviceable lamps, (Slegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Front.) Men’s 330 Bicycles high-grade new model 1 materials. or, Rear.) price of the cheap grades, this is your chance. ig ding G "9 Reed Folding Go-Carts, $5.50 A of a $9 grade. i Bodies are made of strong China reed and have full steel gear, adjustable dash and back, and solid rubber tires. Cannot be duplicated in New York at anywhere near the “| them under $9, ; : }| Without upholstery the price for one day only is Cooper ONE-DAY clearance of a number of very good go-carts roll around the sides. hey have tubular pushers, chilled sale price—and it’s a good store that sells $5 50 ° Siege: Cooper Store, Third Ficor, Center ’Phone Chelsea 4,000. Mother’s Cornmeal Hams for Shipping Armove's Star or Swilt's Premium, can livery to.yeur elty oF ou Mother’s HominyGrits Regula: price $1.15; spe (Oc: ox regular 10c pa MOTHER'S COUPON A med in the Si : 1 Dean pol fl | tery in cast or merchandice Scotch Pearl Barley | | eee onan EIEN EEEREREnnnEE Dozen 76e; regular 10¢ pack: § { fe | age Boneless Bacon FRESH ROLLED OAIMEAL —1u 99 Harel Wesiphalia atyiesdry suea thecazousilbacariitiss a 22e dlicare Haver, "3 ft MOCHA, AND JAVA) COFFEE Siegel svally 18e; Wedness J 517 Cooper's GUADARALI biend; bean, wc / ground or powdered; 10 Ibs $425; Mesiribs oo® Bde HOUSEHOLD Crenite brand; regwiar |$c box, con ining six BERMUDA ONIONS, white Texas 59¢ : | CAROLINA RICE—Fanciest whole 3()@ 1, celivere COOKED } head: 10 1b ‘ ) 3 i very m pieces j | eay. tt ICF CREAM SALT, of fine ade 46 tal; No. $8 sack ih 48e VULCAN SAFETY MATCHES—eross Ga ' | FOUNTAIN CORN STARCH do. Se BEET | 90¢ pachare,, tee 2 1ONGI| rer cc | HOLSTEIN FRESH CHL ED Sie RA STON BARI GPO | BUTTEXINE=No. 5 crum,, dv reg Se can N ANG N M HO PAS C\RE FLOL MARACAIBO COFFEE 4 Hs 1 bs. $I d. }| HaNo FickED EA BEANS, pore faring | SANIA CLARA PRU» ES | cracked a eibs, OC guerents oF Imupor ate : te . Cooked Ox Tongues Favorite Coffee | Crisp Soda Biscuiis, grown, rch imported co.lce a, rr back or yeeieer POWDERED, iv ids. 9* c rice $US; special doz $1.85; 5 ibs. $1; Ibe, ° Oc e . THE FOUNTAIN” OOPER J.B.GREENHUT, PRESIDENT. 10‘S.& H."Green Trading Stamps Free s 0 ctors will recetve . onable additional number of complimentary stamps for other books they ate aes Double Stamps Before Noon Buy Rugs Now and Save The Special Clearance Prices are 15 to 25 Por Cent. Below our Regular Low Figures They The Greatest Semi-Annual Event Ever Planned Is Now in Full Possession of This Store to-morrow, Will be given nly one set of stamps of oney Smyrna Rugs The finest made. ental effects and solid colorings. Siegei Cooper Stor: at $3.65 are in fine shades are at $18.50 Each Wheel Is Fitted With Coaster Brake and Oxford Guaranteed Tires NDOUBTEDLY the best opportunity offered to buy These wheels are perfect in every detail and are made of the finest 908 bicycles, Thoroughly up-to-date wheels, easy running, durable and dependable, The equal of any $30 grade on the market. Every One Guaranteed for One Year Only fifty will be offered at this price—so if you would get a good, reliable wheel at the Safe Summer Foods at Special Prices Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. These are a few of the Specials for Wednesday: Early Rose Potatoes Se ected dry, 1ock; dbl. $3.65; Fresh Fruits FRESH GEORGIA PEACHES— lie RED RASPBERRIES berries; box. HERRY CURRAN ALKEADIE PREPARED PUD. D350 DING=2 packages... FRESHLY SEEDED D) dor, 51.40; a | TEAS FOR ICID Oo.ong, Mived or Pure Cey caddy, $2.85; at Bty S double de R AMMONIA Ox’ to three 10¢ HA ei W Raster. 126 19 HAZEL SCULRING SOAP—10 995 LURAMAKINE BALL BLUE LEMO — sound, POT c R Tea e ‘100 | Fresh Vegetavies pages asia vee LOG 6 PCUC MSEKI= De SUNDAY WORRD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. — for “S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps—We Give Thema G. The designs are choice and include many Oris 16.5 6x 9, + 12.50 12.80.....,..8x 8 . 2 vie 950 Extra heavy quality. A choice assortment of designs and color- ings, Reguiarly. Sale Price, $22.50. $17.5 1950, ; H “15.75 Filth Floor, Front.) Colonial brass finish and fitted with best lift. out, central-draft oil pots, The In various shapes, with art glass panels in sev- eral colors, and have fringe to match. We have just about enough for one day’s selling, Regu- lar $5.90 lamps at...... $3.65 etna cen ent nena