The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1908, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1908, MN SCARED T0 | . eanils ions Which May Enable Mr. Tatt | WORLD BEATERS Some Suggestions Which May Enable Mr. Ta ( ° e f ° | | | T | | WD To Avoid Being Chopped Out of Difficulties ATH: ENEMYS | (ONCE 2 man gets 2 good, | ' b if ———— = ~ ) tasty chew you can't { = ; } THE ORDINARY ‘Fi | ; : ‘ | f HOME id | {) AS cA Hl make him believe tobacco is f | e e | quite as good in any other ; | Sos Murder Charge Based on Alt form if H ’ Sed on Ahie- ° i ug, 19 Would Be Suitable Murder Charge Based on ; Aug a i ee ae eee There’s nothing to beat Date, Commissioner Sulli- | gation at —Revoly | a ; { van Cables, Caused Fatal Fright. | . AME Charged with homicide in having ONE COMMITTEE NAMED ' Py frightened © man to death oy pointing ae { Bhat Ba a revolver at him, Gurgos Marsho, | SAFE in ther of. No. ‘ ay Wives rs 15 DIMENSIONS. ine d, a barber of 3 Acting Mayor Appoints Heads | Tug Te FIT HIS D ROM Eant. omventereevench | eteoun net of Local Athletic Clubs to taken from Police Headquarters to be x arraigned in court to-day. His case {8 adj » Actas Executive Body, Arrow boar. one of the strangest that has ever found 6 y he police blotter, BULT JUST OWN PRIVATE ND WEY Bol ‘ TMS KIND OF TELEPHONE BOOTH “BiLL?, THEATER. SEAT —Eswew Whe address given by Marsho is a ¢Betore departing trom Liverpoo! tor WOULD FIT TAFT FOR BULL barver shop. The police allege that New York yesterday Commissioner J. f Marsho went to the barber shop on B. Gullivan cabled the suggestion that | May HM last. to collect « bill from Ine | Fine-Cut Chew the date of the big reception to Amer- | FAIR PI AY AT THE GERM OF eT atearag pade yaa Dy @notier barber em- i "8 home-coming athletes be set for) N A BUR , ployed there, Nazarian appeared to be ; 5 ee arses eas sis seeava us AEG COS PE GOR as a steady companion. The rich, ae the (wo men exchanged words. In t ; f from Lawson Robertson and Martin J. CHICAGO, July B—How a germ of | oat of the argument it is alleged that tasty flavor of its ripe. clean, fine-cut Sheridan. thought, dropped at the ps hological gtarsho drew @ revolver and pointed it ‘ uy soa 9 President Conway, Chairman of the moment, ini the in ct Nastia leaf always satisfies. “Virgin Leaf ow} cat ‘. “> ‘y ri ts Sl - FS 2 r . s. Executive Committee, accepted t e late | Blas aay eloped Has a uene ateG pped to the Huve in a ta gh is all pure, selected Green River dato as Indicating that it would be |), exgl , i d | No. 114 Perry street, on six charges of and Mlarsho, who was also bauiy frigy impossible to gather all of Uncte Sam's | EVening World Reader Pleads| burglary i ‘ ae ER ; eneay took to) bial hevls, jaltho tobacco, the finest that grows. ‘ ¢ yey Mre, Klein, who has heretofore lived jad not disch i Athletes before that date, owing to for a Wiping Out of thevalnple and) mnocent lite of the aver: | Cen on Hk engagements which were made before S m § age mother of a growing family, aad |oad Was 5 cent package, everywhere, foil Rews of the propose, welcome reached Hard Feelings, Vchudean erreeit eel (Rete et star hours internal hemar- wrapped, the team of Olympic champions. [pean bors: adr died a few days ‘following a conference in which Act- \frlend. that. 4 Pea Established by ing Mayor McGowan, Chairman Con- | > ja wrong. eed Was D way, “Little Tim” Sullivan, Major D. | American news and the ques-| - Sj Wa he Way for t D. H. McALPIN & co. PHY WAVE Ta CARRY WS OWN. WANT TAFT AND BRYAN BOTH. ; #0 Re PU AN Wiete) CUMGLAs LUG end ore ee ee taers \ Yoo HAD BRACE ON THE CARS DENVER, July Invitations have Poliwe learned rea __ {toons gloating over the recent victories EO Bs 5 SETA Hi. Taft and Wille ate TTLEAE nie: frat |! London, tt would: perhapay be lesk= | \Wedged {lently Into (he (eloy booth at Hot Springs, Va. Willlam H. ‘am Forgan te tend ngestace fo MERCER RUSH STAT | Gieeting of the Executive Committee, /!ns too much to request that you Fe mar was taken out only after a loug delay and after # carpenter had sawed andidelivardadaresseuh wume amen ny erreuladsharahoicestentay Representing every athletic ormaniza~ (Serve @ small section of your valuable away part of the booth, according to a letter recelved trom George Bush, super- | seat tion in Greater New York, will t Journal to reprint the comments of the intendent of the Bell Telephone Company, at Hot Springs. ears of | place at the Irish-American A. C., East ,leading London papers on the Olympic He writes that Mr. Taft went into the booth, which is of ordinary size, and = @ixtieth street, Friday night games, Perhaps, however, the over could not worm his way out wien he had finished his talk. He called for help, 9 | Ss H ~8 A. M. to We sell cheaper than any other } whelming preponderancy of falr PIAy but the hotel carpenter had to be procured to remove part of the booth before tore Hours + Bde | Pen rine muveerecelitsclyel BOdy, that exists on this side of the water the nominee for President was released, A special mammoth booth hi ee 6 P. M. During July and house, but for CASH only. The committee follows: may be a sufficient reason for you to been b: © contractor first taking the physical measurements of Mr. N We give no discounts, pay no com: P. J. MRE Frepldent Irish-Ameri-| grant this request, and thus benefit a News August we close at Noon missious—grent no concessions that ein A, C.; Major J. J. Dixon, Secretary=|gmall minority of your readers whose aes = = oe Saturd Taek ahave i ; we yey | aturdays. all may not #| Treasurer Amateur Athletic Union itdeas of fair play do not entirely oo rans Uehate Tha caIne Ilan Fundera Pate \ y Biway at 6th Av. Jeremiah T, Mahoney, Captain NeW | incide with your own, RHE AF: a wey, apes ere \ York A. C.; John H. Tennant, New) without a doubt the American team/ all doubt by re-running the race? The 4 | Masc= ° York A. C.; John J Walsh, President |» amateur athletes are world beaters, t EO Tes fn J T L t ‘C sets e ry B t F pies, ae! anaes nen * Dur land as such are entitled to all the glory ple of fair play? And how much WAI DOLE LEED ladsummer rings 1gges ‘ 5 seni, |them; but, would not this glory be in- ARR Magers “J.B.” Corsets, made of fancy M Ss f th Y rt Paes a avec ea Hraven {creased tenfold could they return with | nting these tew com: ! faedvn tachi, CMI eael Ming oney- avings Co) e ear AL Cs John Cioughan, Irish-American |# Clean slate, showing no bickerings, | Kyou Ia to contrioule white and pink; trimmed with lace Rand 5c |no protests and above al! no hard feel- ¢ TAINUt hea nT ETC CRPAIK SAE hy and ribbon; medium high bust, long ; , . 3 COC DE Aaa diet hecl EP the world over. 'so ‘tha the Olympic | Body of Henry Kliptsky Found 4) hie sie 18 to 24: crdinari sald Clearance Stocks Offer Splendid Economtes 1 y Granted, the English tug-of-war team | 8° Me® may le, ane ime to | s for 85,00; sale... $3. “ - _ ‘ fam P. McLaughlin, Irish-American A, Se WE of ar. come the contests may he decided on | ! e ane re }] 6 yar Qt Major BPs Gisar Irish Volunteer) NOP siKed shoes ithe fact is the b> Anercan foil Ana all who wish may | O0 Shore Road With Bullet “Comtesse” Corsets, mate ex. | 172 Goods That Wil Be Seasonable and Serviceable for £ Co, Piaher, Y. M,C. Au Rev.) eavy soled shoes, studded with “hob ag ant and in the Head. Pressly for us by a celebrated French Woe h C pales ulllva re sCetnoia As Tal) BiaJor cite and. pesied) Withivsteall tips); Proven, stiperior to Corsetiere: these—odd | sizes ix /Vlonths to Come ¥ames A Turpin, Fresdent Military A. granted, the drawings were unfair, an E. 8 BOARS of silk SANS brocte, sie ae tof onttentttios (xt Regiment A.A Dr Luther Haleey Gus) coupled, panied the eogish weathe ————— Lane continued ftiness and the threa- pink and ues form PAA IRAW CUI UG ALS BU EY o play supplied the v veather, is { 1 Lae G2 e 24 le 7 Cc 6} Td a 1StC eta panies asheclneAls tin Dia Hart, | MAN Supe {ine vileat of wa ther, It ATTACKS LEGALITY OF tened loss of his reason, ft is Bales afe Created by our strict adnerence to hard an St he dio ia cRaeaaien Mohawk A.C and J. Stuits Grace) team that, thes ‘can ‘return’ ‘with “a STATE APPORTIONMENT, | immed Hens Kitpisky to end bis fe ; Ihe Macy sire year is drawing to a ciose, and the ending is Lyon ; SAV De nO G+ BI Ofeilia 0 tT a i ae For Children. ,, ;, istic of the Macy store system. Clearances—drastic clearances—for now Not all of the Olymple competitors! Then why this mudslinging and ac- het Elghty-seventh street, Brooklyn, ¢ i 5 i . Fi T { ct the clearances, prices rave been communicated with, but cusations of the worst possible kind!) ALBANY, Jcly 2—An attack upon | morning. Cloth Capes, in a variety of col- | we start the foundation of fall and winter business. To etfect the clearances, La ald lat ar And atlely everybody ment act. parce eciative | Mis Iifelecs body was found near e 1} ors, with pinked edges and rite” | suffer. Articles with their prices cut in iwo are thick as blackberries in August. fidence in their ability to get the; and who a niy h and 1se> tonment act passed | { bushes at th ies; year sizes.. ne ec . De v i tors torether. Te P. J. Conway, Bher!- quench : iehoye na he usa reer piney eeeeeuareLiety police Inveetigation Dresses, of checked percae, | But we do not oreak the rule about advertising limited-quintity lots. Hed Wi ho is going to benef side o r . A lice Inve ° hee os ¢ : 4 : cabled: reedid neal: <b few thats fi pleasure in auch iit as Hel ov. Hughes | tdenttty. me feet LH lay anew p| trimmed with embroidery insertion, advertised goods prompiiy by mail we expect to be abe to till ea ain " A , y f h. Boys) criticism?) Certainly not t) letes, Was In i Preme Court | hig right temple, and near ies 7 59¢ : f + : q Mace dt grotpests of ovation, stacy | erteinly not the falr play loving Amer’, here to-tay by Alexander I! Porter ee |Copciter: Wak gne charmer discharesd. (23 Md 4 year sizes...0c.....4.592 | ait iors we coudn’t till mail orders, so all small lots are olacarded with “ Not of the team still competing and wine | Qe °FRFitish-born American may 1/ NeW York The dead man was about Atty yeare Drasson of waite sawn tertha | Advertised ’ cards, Inspzct any vot so placarded and you wil agree that many of Ning. Hope everything goes well." |make my appeal for a cleaner and more | old and lived with his family 3 > red) ang) s Hay akuant pee ae inde \lacy’s best offerings are not advertised. ’ The Adriatic, which left Southampton | FenCrs Crt Cie ae St. John's place, Brooklyn. He was em tions and ribbon pen OAS IPD cy to-day had among her passengers Ray the hopé that the Bu , as| ployed ore Neuss tte hay eS —— — face> New Yi %.; G. 8. Dole,| your eporting editor, g D8 bOES a ar Lae Ne, te Wisite durent a n The! | ay MF Chieagn: Plate Agama New org |achlgtesubom, their tetuen shoul te nptory | to Taco Al ms 1! WWomen’s Dresses---400 in All--- Men’s and Boys’ Low Shoes A, C., and other members of the team, | United Kingdom” be forgotten, and that {s belleved ex otives while the Cedric, which leaves Liver. | lsteal ,of Being severed they. be t|ing his life Were $6.74---Are $3.74. —Clearance Continues pool lo-mprrows will také Matthew Hal- ‘ made heat of the * y worke set the firm up ie 2] es Fitth Floor, ‘ i rg RAM culied dane Ta veene ing Flot through our breins, be Grand INeatrontacootae seihiatnealthn Haven | RESSES popular througt the season at the full pr P Mt N’s LOW SO eae "3 He 34 96 now. $1.98 The teams that are to visit Ircland| ‘There is a faint possibility the om! $ that | guftering from nervous prostration and | now comes a special group of 400 to break the price almost kidskin, with hand-welted soles; ee AD and $4.96, $i. tnd Paris leave London to-morrow. cals were right and Halswelle was [feared, so he told his friends, that he! | | in half. (Broken i 3 Acting Mayor McGowan was the, Poketed unintentionally, The claim 1 was going ma Hi J A beautiful Princess model, made of checked corded MEN'S WHITE CANVAS L ee vForne iit leathenieclest Misiorets ki a ern | ! madras, in black and white, and a variety of colors, including blue, with rubber soles; also White Canvas Oxfords with leather soles; Fy ’ av emsely boa] ar iar ae revel clk i} $3.00 values. sal soe der meri Rath ie tree ar) on . {n honoring America’s team. Hun- | pink, green and helio; full kimono waist, pleated skirt. Regulation $3.00 values, Sale. ...sseeee 4 3 Greds of messages have been received 23d St sizes and sizes for small women and misses. BOYS’ OXFORDS, of patent leather; were $3.49, now, . by the Acting Mayor, congratulating | *y * — ee gee him on his efforts to make the welcome Hy BOYS’ LOW SHOES, of white canvas, with rubber soles; memorable reception. . 4 S tw YY 7} $1 29 J CS, SAl@hi merece cere is hd 2 Be # Moet Impcaing Spectace Cor. Special Groups of Apparel for Girls ie values, ste me i} To a group of Irish-American, New Fifth A | f 14 Years and Less Ylacys : 7 he A York Athletic and Pastime Club mem- 1 t ve. | te) s ‘“ ” * \ 1 bers the Acting Mayor sald: | Second. Floor, Nassau 10-in.DiscTa King Weep ne “New Yorkers will view the most | B ¢ ec ce lines are too badly broken to allow i. Buren cw i sua fetus uf Hee iad sizes “This is tiue particularly of Records: Choice of 100 MIBOEEE. fhe morning we greet the Olympic | details | SEES US a ny 4 Baits cae se ee some fine hand-made French Dresses for children of 4 to from Series A, A business men have asked information | 10 years; also Baby Coats, in various fabrics, handsomely 7 39 Doz ae oH date +H the return, | |] | tailored and trimmed. Clearance prices rule. Of the larger groups, Regularly Cry ” fnd social organizations are greatly In- + a Te terested, and the pudiic seems fully || | this Ce ey at aban presi aily, chaieshy Sale : ‘ ; ‘ $3.39 allve to the purpose of making ' I E D { t ' ESSES, of sheer white lawn, high neck style, effectively , event historic, n ver e ar men | trimmed; 8 to 14-year sizes; were $1.39, now............ 98e ? Sale All This Week. “The ty of ex t : ote PF checked gineh aaily. Fifth Floor, ; JUMPER DRESSES, of fine checked ging » Neatly F a} B Arthur Collins, in sel the impo 5 Heal: paved 8. ty Billy Murray, Harlan, Camp ell, Henry Burr, Ar’ pureed oka the, porant For Thursday and Friday, trimmed; 6 to ‘4-year sizes; Were $1.96, NOW... .e.-+- $1.39 eng by (Billy, Mareay aries Comes ei usnrAs for a day or two. I Our entire stock of Summer anc m-dium weight apparel for women, consisting of Suits, Dresse-, COATS, suitable for mountain and seashore wear; single 44 Byery Little Dit Added | ous tane a Hom, elded to name as r Abe Coats, Waists, Wraps and Belis, must be wsposed of at once regacdless of cost or former selling price, and double-breasted styles, of novelty mixtures, chevi ’ And 8 Reel Bird (indian | is Coming ‘Paro’ ive Bn its of all | : ey izes: formerly $3.24, clearance....$2.96 38 Baked That Chicken Ple, | Banjo Solos by Veew York and 7 formerly 7.50 to LOU Formerly 12.50to 15.00 Furmerly 16.80 to 20. iT serges, 4 to 14-year sizes, ) , ; any'a the Time. ‘Ossman. and uso thow srzonentons | Wash Suits patbancae ee CCE SSR N00 Stn ZW BUb2 ts 80,00 DRESSES, of linen, pique, chambray, repp and gingham; inh irom | A? Popularity club and college, which had representa. | and i £ tmne. piece: tcl neck jumper styles; 6 to 14-year ? 72 Medley, Old Blac! tives on the team. ‘The president of Now 75 Now -00 Now 50 N 200 | falls Toile lee Dutch neck and jumper styles; y # Would You fe Otel, Ce aad Suwanee River, ow < ecial seeee es $4,96 & Two Blue Eyes. 78 Bill Simm the Irish-American Athletic Clob, the resses | CHS) t Gah) sien gp oHpapnans aah Wee es ae é uD a) 9 Dreaming. 5 Monnens, Fills. | Cornet Holos if tee | Diggest club winner of the games, has } vers 10 Filer ahresds Among \fe Around Again, | onli 6 ( fittingly’ been chosen chairman of this erin f | 11 Lave Me and the World | 4, WHI | aagy, TY Tat Chord. ates eomm itt ormerty 10.00 to 18.00 Former'y 16.00 to 20.0() Former!y 21,00 to 25.00 Formerly 27.80 to 33,00 ul 0 A Dream; 45 Herman and Minnte. . i Boy Athletes to Parade, Coais TF —OTOr z= S—(—a pobitit AISA Baby Carriages and Go-Cart i Bing ati Sie, rom, | 44 The orgina Ht sony fiarte it" so. , conve facnnd’ Moor, See bAR nt 1 Just tor To-Night (duet). | “phone Solos), ; hgt the boy athlete who gai and Now 5° Now yb) Now 10° Now 15” “BLOCK” COLLAPSIBLE GO-CARTS—S0 in all; steel | 1 Ale, T? Ont™" 1 | Goartetice sale Vales |” ie San duan Sl Be Pe preliminary training ideas on the pean mish a si Felhoe 7 Somewhere, 51 Love's Old Sweet Song. gle Ca 4 We weno! canipus te determined to do| Wraps {]] caring, tubing handle; coverings of leather cloth; regularly $6.49, | APSEAG own at coney | Sa Konidekysaiber ™ | Hand Actetions, i bw part was evidenced yesterday when Tike ; ' PU inedidl i aaenatnrsereys vee $5.41 19 Uf T'm Goins to Die, I'm Wharf at‘ New Or | st Fadereivakl a, Minuet iB ©. A. Noone, of the Bradstreet string of Former!) 10,0010 18.00 For ¥ 16,50 to 20,00 Former/y 92.50 !030,00 Formerly 31.50 to 35,°0 ‘ “D PULLMAN BERS, withireed tops; bodies’ anid Goin to Have Some a alta ate ban, 2 Star Soanal id, Banneh, | parks and playgrounds, told an Even WY I S i or eee — = R REE Atop aot hes) ak fi ‘ist i) Lares 4 20 Top of the Morin’. |. | Unele Josh Btorles, by | 3 Ka Borelta eed ing World reporter that several hun- 00. u fs Now 75 00 50 ™.00 ||| hoods lined with corduroy; light or dark oak finish; steel tube gear- 31 Brother No cal"etewarts” 7 | 8 TM aa) larch ed of the boys would march the ow Acw Now Now A) i} ] ing, $4-in. rubber-tired wheels; regularly $20.19, special. .$17.74 #2 Yankee Doodle Hoy, | 6 Uncle Sorh and, tne In |p mad “hare een celebration. They will For Early AUR TE. Laat Lp A 66 Uncle Josh at tne Waite pada morning of the celebration, They will! ; | In Regular Stocks We Show Broi % 4 le Jo #8 ate dnd stripes ‘Fee Beenie, Binds, with lnseriptions LOC ap anner eau aaa 2 Pe ees ™ | sr uncle dosh and the Fire ate, j f gad in the colors of six different piay- Formerly 1500 9,00 For 2.30 to 3.50 Formeriy 4,00 to 5.00 Formerly 7.50 to 10,00' REED RECLINING GO-CARTS, with reed hoods, steel Bb Noni Like THE 18 | on uscte dere and the La. (AY Merpenian, Beech { ji grounds ss roe = * ubing gear, rubber-tired wheels.............$13.71 to $ 8.89 20 The Whistling Bowery | 4, bor inlsns. A Phe Peacemak (1 Angelina Whitney, of the Park | ase Tr ~ ” i mah, oF WherYou Know You' * Nast . | oh Basin Peeks, gah Pusatours Assu ails: W. isi Now 15 N ey Now 1;*° Now} #0 i REED BABY CARRIAGES, with parasol and rod, body up- | #1 wyen You know You're | zvenings With the Min- | 4 Pekin Peeks, JK { Fe BUDS: er ais S May 19] holstered with corduroy, steel tubing gear, .rubber-tired wheels, HE MY FEA cae of Bum. | 80 Firat Minstrel aor | Qreheatra Relections, it her charges. Two \ $13.63 to $32.46 Bate Me nt Sreviest | Gt ceed inayat ances |e Not eee Caras i geen secured by these * ‘ . | JIN: 30-CARTS, without hood: 30.I'd Rather Two > | Violin Solos \by Harold 96 Internegso, from. ‘aval: il tng A large assortment of foreign and domestic hand embroidered and leather belts, REED RECLINING GO-CARTS, without ) "man Waits, Big oe . of Yaghes Girl «itarch and 4 Bat Giepley of fags and .ban- Formerly 75¢ to 3,50; | $7.14 to $33.89 | wile Lae, Asatte a ware B on te ; fo a £ s aneatroiines! §=—- Belts PARASOLS, ftom Ble, (0 $1.96; RODS, 18es SAFETY | BTiidgursvimns | Aah ner | Te 4 . lowers, fo extanaive a8 on Inde’ Reducedto 25° 5Q¢ 75¢ 9§c 4:50 STRAPS.. witht abet «+390 foatae aaa =