The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1908, Page 9

1 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1908. BRIAN APPEALS TD FARMERS Fo CAMPAIGN FUNDS Wants Them to Be Giving fo the Cause of FIGHT HARDEST TURNS PISTOL WEST UF NTSSOUR = ON HIMSELF Hitcheoek on His Way West Martin Tilden, of Jersey City, to Meet Leaders for Pre- Nite e After Twice | Move, Wounding Mrs, Brennan, |‘ | | First in eimpts Sui Demiocracy. lintinary. 1 to go to and laughed, PLO SOL HHL work his aunt heard him re thing ’h wald’d Dut keen moving employe: , producing and pocketed the k walks, cat star ym was filled w B struck the se Wed collars and sopping shirt No” Holy smoke, he'll have, Rosenberg last night started to Neht 1 NOW the gas in his bedroom and found tha ad and eo and Md been turned off, Later he tried 4 with ig! and t was an exp w © was bur Some one en let s , ino chan 1 Kanftr ty ferry. Joe didn't: mind; eon! of rier tatiana naa ew would get it back [ that he had caused th FOURTEE And How an 7 ABR: Lad “nave a quarter,’ said the em. (rouble | URIEENDY Led How Some : armed How Mean Som Wess sald Joe ae Don'ts for Fat Folks, ee Vi ‘ou loan me it; want to buy Hore are the don'ts for fat folks If the Men Can Be. © pencils for the office? would Actes: ne fatter a re Ine eee rsene said Joe, han it out it ba ‘eink water, di aw continued employer, fos, don't Indulge in spirit en fourjeen year old Joseph auyourasy ea to sharpen (NC eat onndy, don't te tn the Scheuerecker told h ther he want-) the pencils? take ft ney or enjoy y egardlesi walsts. Take hy food, drink little and | STRE WEAR West of Fifth Avenue CLOSED TO- MORROW, | During July and August ———— ere Ee “Who'd be bothered with you?” she! ie ee anid tell Joe to "K Na , p woven hours or lese—no mor If you RTCA ‘ 5 roadway and tell my brother that don't fancy that pro aeant fl 4 ANYTHING FROM $5 UP, cvteado, sol 1.-¥rne 1 hah! aigtn mdon, who lve In « Sout] ates Sou ac th on ios! thio tr ae anes eevee! Saturday. Here Is Full Holida a aes cock, chairman of the Republican Na-) ing jouse kept by a Mrs, Bruce at No.| “undreds,"” rep! {ttle Joe indig-| Reade sireet ‘ean city be only halt erue, the “Detrot | onal Committee, and dames Wille ay pp, in the Greenville] nantly. “I know edvertise.”” Jor {s family are seying strange | [dew is ce salnty a bleseing to the fat, Tn | = 2 Peareal avenue, In (he Gry MY ; ze tne first place, jt (s Inexpenalve mi t Ss Trusts Are Barred Rural jams, jv. a imember of Judge William on of Jersey City, this afternoon And advertise he did, as follows POE obo ALaNg) a Gar (eollys Marines ARATE ecieti eal AS IN PAST EIGHT YEARS Be f Jersey Ci could find an offi | a %, and thint, no dleting To bY aft, arvived her = eval HOY. 14, epeaks . Germ r tort employer? whovda 8 neceasary—you ca Nee Men Should Help Restore |i! 7att* political start, arrived Mere | 4), Harriet Brennan, a marie) BOT, dt pret Corman uM? | exit or thelcermplovery WDE det ext Noveriidew it dail iace nan Men ¢ ue | . 4 . — -- » off the fat withou a to-day from Washington and will leave gaughier of Mrs, Bruce, and ten shot) 473 428°. Br 4 casing wrinklon nt thera His lane. | ames A. Hearn & Son, Country to People’s Rule, | to-morrow tor Colorado Springs, where ins When # man walked up to Joseph's WHO TURNED ON THE GAS? 7% sound a iny. Mere ty the ey Republican State chairmen and mem: He diselarged a Wier ae DIS | Nebae Ih Brccily ny Ebi very Nor i ( m _ bors of National Committee trom Woman and both bullets struck her In, he World in his hand, Joo was There Wax au Huiurienn ana | Ny Cate Ate te| : FAIRVIEW, LINCOLN: Ne T8T= Biates west of tlie affsaitsippl River the fare. When he aww her fall el Hea Her Tete Kaci Mianontul Nowenherm AeenbestiCaneimanl (ie NUNGE Ae tie "EXCURNIGND lL ce The first appeal tor campatgn coutribus, will confer with Mr Hiitehicack on July burned the revoly Poe wivete| WAH @t hand, ‘The stranger, in a moat Paney Kauffman, of No. 2% Madison STA venient HG rene Lees BROOKLYN, SALE— tlons by the Demucratic candidates for 20 and 21 Pe ai he sitting I; aeked questions of ftreet, was to-day held for examination as It fe necessary this lau ‘ony the Presidency and the Viec-Presidency The meeting haw been called for the 'M& reget) then vecladmed: in $1,000 ball by Magistrate Walsh In the ho gat the best resulta, Then ) iN MUST GET R! RI D OF 0 i : irpose of bringing Western Item hoarding house “ ' \ ting |Eseex Market Court. He Is oharged take one t ful after meals anil at bed was made to-day, In a formal message PNP FE ASAT AG BRR Tie rollea give cele an Tihuanivad |e uLogeh iat enilitralsznpyiag Taste | si, Mabel GENT HALAS TRG a Te MMe te Sinn (ea i ant clk Naina ar cRaTS directed to the farmers of erat cally terranntiate taken to the City Horpital, Toute Mime eee: alee with mel ney, (tn) el Infuty fhe) bvotherlnsta yi} %2u ot eat Alok aod meeb/Ay) you view Mountain Resort Covering 300 Acres 'y',t4x', high, my ternin ton etitte=t ae , ; here that his wound is dang ud} oe uM Oe] Wahi e kK i 1 yet be just as elim stuck ovely hor our Bryan and Kern urge t aR: e mad WER aa Pe ce atanen cedttte a AOREh ia] Wages? Oh, Tl give him # # week to/ Jacob Rosenberg, who is now TKACHILUSUCOAB UI ofa REA TOPLINTROC IS Gear "AMUSEMENTS MUSIC DANCING final pe a rent: alee tribute according to their means and In iuilar conference qnder treatinent at ome oi8{ start, But has he aprons and am al-! verneur Tospital suffering {1 alth of your 1agy’ boties, (son 2dr own erm, Bare racy to power. ‘The appeal ts as tol- from tiie Contral Staley wit! be) MIS Brennan told the police that aman jae > SUNDAY 50 Cents. uA) dows: ni fter that tie Eastern Re- of to ee 5 NE ae TREY I Tae EE = “To the Farmers of the United States i Saas RCRI ae i and Miden. | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— “The first contribution made to the A Nie ve ORR Ne epee ee | LONG 18! AND, Democratic campaign fund this, so fa Lae, siuation | teen eae aoe Bama | TOO ORE Re ae as we know, was made by an Jowa | Ih stesine Pua ae ney earrAl uo Qesecaeee ck Sete AND GLEN ONOKO evelopment of Tang tala Wein nnses fay: vara ‘o-day Mr. Tltehcock 9 at magazine descriptive of the entire mo: farmer. Just before the Denver con. {0" loess oe ni i vandton met, (hia man, who modestly | Uatdest battles would hn t ret ‘st HOUSE OF LORDS MOVES IN | aS $] 50 gallate | ment areas. “secretary, “Room od, : ‘ i j t of the Missouri River and that Py OT preterainot (oO nave Msi vemelnantoney inned to secure the benenits of CLAIM OF FAIRFAX TO TITLE | VOGEL BROTHERS, 42d St. at 8th Ave. : " | J i , The Famous Switchback Railroad journeyed more than one hundred miles BURT UALGEA AG AUIT OLS] to Lincoln with ontriuttonvat: $100; son that State Chairaen yoNpon, July 1%—The House of SHU nouletan Ue Mie Dorm RUN Delicananadntieinmarartan ni tbiasinalnitlall tseasaiaae ta kenec Han tieat terms iaten given to the committee when organized s4i¢ own territory, Mr Hiteheock wlll jq BMGT ROCA ORANLTE for the campaign. to bring them together in the mate | 4g infax of Lord Pair. “his farmer was born In Sweden, and BiMERI Une daneskaremaniiaon tari eal (ta ati (atta for some time evter he was naturalized joesinle wipe out the State lines in. claim of his conten- | was a member of the Republican party. carrying on the campaign tion, and Committee of F | But he way a student of public ques-) “Wve want 20 sow the people that we | Mil consider this proof and report tions, and in the course of time became | are at work and niean tae ness, “Pairfax, wh a native th Virgin ' @ Democ ins! \tr, Hitchcock, “There {s not a State has been den ac the only Amert: derent 2 success of nd | ‘it naalaetur Siate CAN bearing an Engilsh ttle In Pab- terest in the success of and that w pe neK 1 a Stat ry of tills year he took ateps defl- in the triumph of Democratic principles will be whundoned to the other pitely to establish his right to the title " of Lord Fairfax, King Edward in that | he made this free wilt offering to the campaign fund. House of Lords | Fairfax month refe the petition “ot. claiming to be Lx eron, In the Pee His Majesty wil title and dignity Cameron to be » opinion was expressed Mr “It Ie very appropriate that this first! Hitchcock that the East Is prottyysato contribution s from that! for Mr. Taft, and on that account he great body of our population known as! said that he may devote much of his agriculturalists, The farmer has noth-! tine to the West, with headquarters at 1 come declared HI of Lord Fairfax 4) | | tng to gain by privilege and favoritism; | Chicago. This will not be determtned, shed.” his hope ‘6 in the application of th jowever, until after the conferencgys SS ———— doctrine of ‘Hqual rights to all an with State leaders. Bye lal Py ees lO ele al iegielac, 1 addition to the headquarters which dabrdrtrtatrd | will be established in New York on Aug 1 and in Chicago a few days later, ffice will be opened by the Rep committee either at Denver ur | Lake City for the distribution of cam- paign material and supplies sh SUPER EAE OTL has suffered from control the great predatory cor- von, and polities by porations Thousands Able to Give. “Now that the Democratic pi announced ‘ts determination n What a Difference cept contributions from corpora when you have soap for the bath and toilet!) What a luxury it is sh all cor sonable minimum, to secure a suffice’ ‘Two Men Shot in Street Feud Fight n Arrented, vedas ash tente Mad t when you know and neral wele| William Lynch, twenty-six years old, [the soap is pure fare {of No. 9% Fast Forty-third street, and Jand when it taruiere are hundreds of thousands of | John Gando, twenty-six years old, of © vields a copious, | contribute to the catr Toere No. 21 Amsterdam avenue, who were frich lather! are thousands who c give $100! shot last night at Fifty-seventh street | RIKER'S Olivo of thousinde eUng te } Bre Be and Eleventh avenue by a gang of men Soap has made a in and later arrested, charged with dis- | place for itself critic and till more $s Jorderly conduct, were discharged py Magistrate Breen to-day in the Harlem hy n many a house- hold, solely from the fact that it is ttee has not will ask The | Court 7 hammoner The men were standing on the corn ® pure olive oil soap, without a si $1 this farmers fund, near a crowd of men When a seco of adulteration of any kind—2 indicate whether ‘owd of men fired upon the first band. | per cake, have their n. contribution I yneh and Gando were the only persons init But we have all the standard soaps: ‘than $10 thelr Wishes te avoid publ will he com- eee. Howard's Vii enon ate i culls pe eamy lolet Soap, cake, 10.5 Inust be made’ known neato tia | BRIDE OF TWO DAYS DBD annponna: whom tiey come, Persian Bouquet Soap, The Farmers’ Fund. DIES ON HER HONEYMOON, Homan ‘4 Flesh Soap, Yoodbui An | fund will be _tumed | elena ais BP. ee | NEWTON, N mittee as #50) | July I.—A bride of officers have Violet Soap Roger & Galle! two days, Mrs, Herbert Burns, of New- Will ibe the first to Rexall Toilet § cake ‘100 Denver convention was / ark, died to-day at the Lakeside House, | Colxate's Cashmeve Soap, 18¢ and 24e an Davention ‘Hie #wartswood, She and her husband went | RIKER'S Ra ap, cake,,..., 10e p to that place two days ago, intending to | Piver’s Azurea Soap .....++++..4Be | ns were made with pm Our fight is a fight for whole people. Our alm is Mins their honeymoon there. Burns was seized with pass part of Last night Mrs 4711 Gly Packer's Tar Soap, and exact justice to all; ‘our purpose je to & severe fitness. Drs, Hickly, of New: | pears’ Unscented § yestore tiie Government to the hands of Stk, and Loiders, of Stillwe Were 7 physicians’ and Surge freely chosen. representatives ot. the | summoned and diagnosed har malady as | phot! voters, Hos farmers will join in | acute indigestion ‘atl 8 Surnishine nd necessary to pre-| Everything possible was done for her OU CH Fe aaa fent the iss relief, hut #he failed to rally and this | DD. D. DE isive RIKER’S Carbollc Soap ‘ILLIAM J. RRYAN, hase sho passed away. v JOHN W, PRN." -~ Harfine Soep ....- Munyon's Witch Haze: Soap “100 H FOR SICK BAB | ARIONS AT CHEMNITZ. Hickaacker 4 “Skin Boa ig i pollo ..ssee peatieee ABIES’ FUND. | citmanitz, July 17.-The members of | Hetdte Heneniaus’ Aap, Unvostte; Estelle,” of No. Donough street, |tne Brooklyn Arion Choral Soclety are RIKER’S DRUG STORES: Brooklyn, to The Evening | spending the da World's Sick Babies’ Fund for their! oursion to the outing at Sea Breese, Coney Island, and is hereby acknowledged. Greenhut and Company Dry Goods Fi an automobile ex- 2 Gebirge, Tonight the visitors will he entertained at a gar- \den party at Castie Park, 4in New York—5 tn Brooklyn This store closes tomorrow, Saturday, at one o'clock, A Few Pertinent and Profitable Suggestions For Your Week-End Outing Whether you're going to seashore, mountain or country, the things you need for your personal comfort and pleasure are here awaiting your selection. Mediums priced goods predominate, The service at th's store is speedy, intelligent, courteous, A few hints to help: For Women For Women For Men For Men Bathing Suits Millinery Bathing Suits Half Hose Bathing Caps Gloves Negligee Shirts Neckwear Bathing Shoes Neckwear Outing Shirts Sweaters Bathing Corsets Parasols Underwear Traveling Bags Travéling Bags Fans Pajamas Suit Cases Suit Cases Veils Repp Skirts Toilet Goods Turkish Towels Bath Robes 6th Ave., 18th to 19th St. Greenhut & Company, 6th Ave, 18th to 19th St. (Store formerly occupied by B. Altman & Co.) Cutf Links Scart Pins REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— a WEVTCHESTER, FREE TICKETS Wood, Harmon & Co. 315 Madison Ave. Harlem Branch, 42 West125th St. phone 1054 tarien, The Clearance Sale of Men’s Suits $14, $15 & $18 Suits Savings that are worth while on suits that are worth while— serges, worsteds and cassimeres that class way above the suits that enter usual sales, garment made in our own work- rooms, assuring perfection in tail- oring and fit, and new this season. That is Bringing Men From Miles Around $18, $20 & * $22 Suits vow $43.75 Thin tropical worsted and light weight cassimere suits-~the gar- ments so much in demand for summer wear--have undergone these great price reductions, Thisis rhe opportunity of the year for the man who wishes to dress well at a very moderate cost. Now $44.50 Every An Interesting Sale of Negligee Shirts at 59¢ We purchased 500 dozen $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Negligee Shirts in the new coat style with cufis attached at a fraction of their cost to mat ulacture. 40 we sell them-—-ini As we bought them ad ol $1,0), $1.25 and $1,50, the price is 59c. Open Saturday Night Open Saturday Night & Drovkor AD Six. AX Bi Arce REAL ESTATE FOR WESTCHESTE REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE— __ WESTCHESTER, Special Train Sunday 1.50 P. M. From Grand Central Station (Lexington Avenue Terminal), Ten minutes later from r25ih Street Station. Phone 2326 38th St, FREE TICKETS Special tran for Mauch Chunk leaves Pennsylvania Ferry Sta | STORE TO LET LEHIGH ao. West 23d St, 7.55 | SUITABLE FUR VALLEY Cortandt and De brosse 5 sts, 800A. M. Brooklyn || Behe teach, 245 ACM. For ellewood leaves West 20d St, 855 ~KGE £5 Cortlandt and Desbrosses Sts, 900 A.M || GIRS Pa te Brooklyn Anrex, 845 A M | ‘TOWN BUILDING, Fare via Brooklyn Annex, 10, additional, || PASSED BY OVER A MILLION PEO- EXCURSIONS | CALL or ADDRESS —— | £. A, PRATT, ROOM 207 | NEXTSUNDAY ‘LAKE HOPATCONG | ROUND TRIP TICKETS $1.00 SUNDAY EXCURS! will leave every tauk: thence by the steamer, “S uINNECOCK” Pr v ar ar 1 ottices: anil stations tekets Hmited to postpone the excursion and Music steamer, ND TUE |. Bteamer Orient leaves New | ftegmer Grlent Prey 8. F. SALE— | R eonrelinn Bile SEA CLI ay THE SOUND, To Newnort > god Block Talun, 2 8, $8 to $0 Frank Tourist Co. un Kall River 1. CATSKILL M. for the Catskills, Ly Chelatopher st, 6 F B also Sat., Christ 120th st.. F; rectory free 1.90 P, SUMMER RESOR LONG Over 400 on Qeean, Sound and k, contain! New CHILOK | 50 Cts. | LEAVE W. 23d ST, 8.50; LIBERTY ST.9 A.M ! ATLANTIC CITY Tefreshin i: SUNDRY. h PAIND SNORT” OKITA | ONS Special Express train, with parior oar, Sunday from foot B, Oth et, N. ¥., 8.30; Brookiyn, Flat- bush av., 8.25; Nostrand ave, 8.2%, ait Hast New York 8.98 A, M., for Mon- ing. im | ROUND TRIP TICKETS CHILDREN | 2.50 S125 LV. W, add ST, 7.50; LIBERTY 87, 8,00 A.M RETURNING LV, ATLANTIC CITY 7.00 P.M. | SERENE Senor MORIN Block ISLAND, $1] M i TARY FTE leaves New Hanover ruaya at M Tlelete FF AVILION, THE vn 2A rae IRON STE AMER TOL 7H yagi at E 1 M *m, 200) B40. 4 V.00 10.30, 12.00 P.M. Leave Brooklyn. ia aubush daye, 04, 8.43, 8,25, Pet) 10508" 11.18 AL Mt, Bie hoe 455, 2.2, gat 4 I AAT. dan, bBo. ds ly fer TS. FOR A SUMMER HOME, AN OUTING OR VACATION ISLAND “Where Cooling Breeses Blow. Miles of Shore Ray ing, lst m York. we 1130 M. $1 Re : Addveas Plott North Rives teceipt en'| Pager Ages BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, DEAR inne WORLD BUILDING, CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY, — | process on pr |] PARUMATIC SPECIALITY CO, | 20 Cortundt #., Sew York, Desk L. _FOR SALE. | | Clothing »Credit FOR MEN AND WOMEN No Reference or curity Required Take the Goods” Along’ with You and A ay at Your Own Conventence “an nox oxetig ‘ Le it nr OX ce 2274 3d Ay ‘ndzath st.\N,), Brooklyn Store, 1129 Broadway (Near DeKath Ave.) We Close 7.80, Saturday, 10.80 P, M, JOUN SULLA Spring, 256 Hudson sty N. | Gentien en's Clothing to Order on $1 Weeks ly mavments; perfect ‘ft, fine materist | EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO., 3) BROADWAY, F entrance eon Park k Plage, DIAMONDSow CREDIT WATCHES 43426, BRROMAN, | nL Teeny ” ¥ Maiden Lane. __PIANOS | AND ORGANS. BIANO CO, ITE 2 09 buys a Steinway Other mak # $10, Balan monthly ee EY Ste ‘Auto ‘Bargains The names ard addresses of persona who want to dis pose of used Motor Cars will | be pund in the “Automo-~ i} advertising columns of The World TO-DAY —TO- MORROW ANY DAY,