The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1908, Page 4

4 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 190 MURPHY PLAYS LEAD FIR. ENTOL OF STATE iWould Name Candidate for Governor and Maybe Overthrow Conners, HOLDS SECRET CONFABS triet. Cha score to-night Leaders of Up-State Counties), Call at Tammany to Con- fer with the “Boss.” | Leader Charles F. Murphy has degun playing @ lone hand game of State pol!- tics, apparently independent of the Democratic State organization headed by William J. Conners, of Buffalo, It had deen reported yesterday that { } Mr. Murphy was coming to town trom) ~ ‘ his country place at Good Ground, and | @s early as 11 o'clock local politicians, ig and little, began to gather at Tam- | Gradually thetr number in- | y of them filled all the 1 office, and the rest gat on the marble steps leading to the | ‘ballroom | But there were no signs of Murphy. It is his custom to take his seat at a roll-top desk in the pubile room at the right of the entrance, and there talk openly with callers of all degrees, who take their turn in line. The desk re- | mained closed yesterday. The district | leaders and captains grew impatient, “This waiting and dancing attendance | fs no fun," growled one. | Upstaters in Secret Conference. A guard stood In front of a locked | @oor leading to the Executive Commit- tee room, to the left of the main en- trance. Murphy was within in secret conference with somebody. A dozen men, strangers to the waiting Tam- manyites, were ushered into the private yoom at different times by Daniel F. | Cohalan, Murphy's new legal adviser and right hand man. These visitors were Democratic poll- | ticians and local leaders from up-State | eounties, Their conferences with the leader of Tammany lasted more than | two hours. One of the men was Will-| fam J. Bernler, of Ulster County, who | atarted the riot in the State convention | of last April against Murphy-Connere | gag rule. Bernier had been chosen Btate | committeeman from his district, but | when the roll was made up his name was mot on the list. He made vigorous pro- test in the convention, along the same| lines as that of Senator McCarren, of Brooklyn, but was overruled. In response to an inquiry why he was at Tammany Hall, Mr. Bernter replied: “By invitation." “From whom?" ; “Harmony” Was Promoted. | “Mr. Cohalan asked me whether I would have a talk with Mr. Murphy, and I said I had pO objections.” “And you submitted your case?’ “No submission from me to any- body,” replied the Ulster fighter. “Was any agreement or harmontoug arrangement reached?” “Well, we had a very pleasant talk,” was the cautious response, These conferences with up-State dis- contents indicate an effort on the part of Leader Murphy to smooth out all troubles and to get in personal touch with county leaders, He talked with them about the Governorship and lis- tened to their views. Murphy's desire is to pick the Democratic candidate, win the election and control the State, ‘The Ulster County delegation sald. ‘iIn our region wa hear a guod deal of taik about Chanler. Among the labor! men there {8 some strong sentiment In favor of Judge Gs: tion is made of Bchoharie County Hal not heard him mentioned.” May Be After Conners. The appearance of up-State politicians Ha work 8 was not In town yes- Murphy was confer- COMMISSIONER BERRY'S $25,000 BATTLE. Park Commissioner Joseph I. Berry means business {n the primary war fe waging William E. Mor: of the Th Assembly District, Bronx, Po ate the coat of his campaig! n the executive membership at $25,000. Morris, the present Exec er, is a lawyer. ative Mem He is regarded as o Haffan man, with a leaning towar Charles F. Murphy. He has been han icapped in the last few years by pr maries, and ul torious in the co Was not to his a 3 age Berry yesterday sent twenty-fve me out in the district r Uterature attacking t @hip. He appealed t voters on t Mor: Haffen iw Barry Park Commission tn the scrap. elect a fa migration, hi t the primaries by thirty-seven vo! t \through th w, M'CARREN FOLLOWERS A organtzation, called the Democratic Club succeeded to-day in set District be iam H yr present. Joo ( \Ins and Outs of Local __. Politics Among Districts First ‘ing Is the effo erowd, je Murphy wil] decide this was The F ps the normal Democratic | y of 3,50) has been reduced to Boyhan was the winner last od offices of Larney there | ‘as no re 7 T GRESSER OUTING Borough President Lawrence Gresser’ 17.50 game half way. Tammany for a ticket, while t de. men this WEARIN’ O' THE GREEN 18 NEW TAMMANY FAD. Green is the popular color among Queens out- pade to capture the The Cassidy men charged $2.40 e Gresser cluls price The Berm! faction met the The primary war In eenth Is Richard Croker's Queens threaiens bitter on the Demo- ck, and through the recent |cratic s! summer. of the braves wi ears dent of the Irish- b, sports an em- 1 of orange. au Brummel of the rot rict leader, has a strony Hi ‘sand green fas: crava It’s Difficult to convince some people with argument. To the skeptical we just hand glasses fitted with Harris Suction Clips and ask them to try and shake them off. Those that have tried the experiment now wear the HARRIS SUCTION CLIP. Attached to any eyeglass for 35 cents. 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Poiatoes Best selected from the new crop; cock dry and mea Blve Ribtou, wafer sliced from choicest cuts; cainty and appe- tizing; fresh daily in clean cartons 12 cache. eae Cc 00 60 30 ton Diana Teas, worth $1.50a No. 1 Teas, worth 75¢. a Ib Worcestershire Sauce, bottle Witch Hazel, large bottle, 15e F Shredded Cocoanut, large pkg.12c Habe Flour, large pkge,, 12¢ Chili Sauce, Butler’s, bottle, 12¢ The pure fermented juice of the “S&H.” Stamps Free with 4-lb, ear- fon Unxld Teas, worth $1.00a lb “S, & H.”* Stamps Free with 1 lb, Choice Hominy Baking _ _ Wine and Liquor Prices Cit to Cost This Week at 94 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores : Imporied Claret, Schmidt et Fils St. Julien,very choice; bottle. .89@ California Claret Total, at our regular low prices These Teas and Coffees are unsurpassed in quality, and cannot be duplicated at the price, Essie Milk is the purest and best made, and is recommended and prescribed oftener for babies Granulated Sugar is the same all over America. Biscuit Dainties Fresh from the The New Teas “S, & H.” Stamps Free with 4-lb, car- Ib. grape. Most healthful of the American wines. K(ingussie Scoich Whiskey, our own importation, bat. 79@ trish Whiskey, boite....$4 Yo t < American favorite; bottle.. 75@ Sir John Power’s ; Vid Monogram Whisi.e hed 30 Lager Beer, Three wallow vit | Bass’s Ale or Guinness’s Sto 70¢ 50c 10 $oc) 65s, G n Santos Coffee.........,..66 ‘ Salad Oil, best American; in bottles, each.sssessse eves 20¢, 10¢, 5e | | Olive Oil, best imported; in bottles, each ..........-- BDC, 39C, 23C § Liberty Pickies, Gherkins, Onions, Chow Chow, mixed: 10 oz, bot.10€ j Imported Boneless Sardines, Auto Brand, large %can 20€ | Rock Brand Salmon, choice red flaky fish, 4 Ib. flarcan.. 10€ Lemons, bright and juicy, doz, 15¢ | Rozbud Cake, each 10¢ 10 “S. & H.” Stamps Free Best Gloss Starch, 3-Ib. box, 18€ Pepper, biack or waite, tin, 10¢ Vi i le... Tomato Ketchup, Peerless, bo'.17¢ Mustard, Butler’s, tin,.,,.. 10e taste tee weit 115 Prepared Mustard, bottle,,, 10¢ farina, Blue Ribbon, pkge.10c Tapioca, Blue Ribbon, pkge.10c White Vinegar, large botiie.10e Triumph Brand, pkge.. 10¢ Powder, 1-\b, can.,, 35¢ | Galion (jug free Bottle Gordon Dry GiM, most popular of imported gins; bottle.... +0 44@ § this week with the following remarkable combination order : 3% Ibs. Granulated Sugar ............ Can Essie Condensed 1 Ib. Best UNXLD Teas .......... Choicest Coffees “5, & H." Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Old Plantation Coffee . ‘S, & H.”’ Stamps Free with 1 Ib, Maracaibo Colfee Full 1 lb. Best Old Plantation Coffee... .. $1.07 NATIONAL BISCUIT CO, 7b, bag... : NabiscoSugar Wafers Smoked Beef | Fe¢¢ranamCrackers Reguiar price elsewhere, 10c. each. 3 pkgs. 25€ , 69e — California Fruits At Greatly Reduced Prices Essic teaches —fanciest Loon Clings in rth Svrup large No. 3 i 3c formerly 24e, now, 2 East View Peac Lemon Clings in syrup; large No. 3 can, formerly 2*¢, now 20¢ Essie Pears—finciest Hartletts in rich syrup; large No. 3 can. form rly 29¢, now,, 23¢ kasi View Pears—Chvice Lartletts in syrup; ling 20¢ No. 3 can, t’m'y 25¢.now 17¢ ) All 4 for 10¢ 50c . 30¢ | } and 100 Stamps absolutely FREE Summer Beverages Bellast Girger Ale—Corry’s; best imported; dozen, 10e $1.15; bottle, ‘ Saratoga Star Water—Pure and sparkling from Spring; 10¢ Cowen, $1.15; bottles... Peerless Malt Extract--Tonic andstrengthener; @Pbots 23 3¢ hott e. 9¢ for Stamps Free with 2 Ib. with any of these purchases: 12¢ Liquid Blue, large bottle... due Corn Starch, Peerless, pxge..10e Bicarbonate of Soda, pkge. .10c Lemon Flavoring, boitle. ..10c Varilla Flavoring, bottle. .10¢ e Hait gal. 9 (jug free) 19e; Half Bottle _ 39¢ | 10¢ | 2 bottles 25¢ fice, 1s bedecked in green | Harburger, Coroner and | 8, One Block from 23d Street Terminal Hudson Tunnel Telephone 5700 Chelsea ONEILL:ADAMS © : Established Forty-One Years Sixth Avenue’s Greatest Store Carriage Entrances on 21st Strect Telephone 5700 Chelsea | L Thousands of Men in Every Walk of Life Wear Shoes We Sell at »| 1.93 “I brand every shoe 1 make with ‘ts lowest cash value.” So says W. L. Douglas, and that is why he makes more shoes than any other manufaoturer in the world, and when you buy them for less than their branded price | you get a genuine shoe bargain, | We contract with the Douglas factories | to take every pair of shoes that has evea | the slightest surface mark or defect. These they term “Factory Damaged.” ; | The imperfections are for the most part so immaterial that they do not affect in the least either the looks or wearing quality of the shoes. i | Better Selection for Men, $2.59 We always have a multiplicity of styles in these Dongola Shoes and Oxfords. Just now Oxfords predominate. A good many are patent leather, Every size in the lot—so thi fit YOUrssev seer cree ee eeeeeeeeces Boys’ W. L. Douglas Shoes, $1.98 ADAMS BUILDING. Imperative Clearing of Summer Clothing for Men Prices at Low Water Mark ADAMS BUILDING. Men’s Outing Suits, $8.95 | Worth up to $15.00 | This season's latest models and patterns, made in Cassimeres, Chev- iots and Worsteds; sizes 33 to 46 chest; values up to ' | $15.00; special at.....cceeeeeeveee Pita eva ots Fi $8.95 Suits for Men and Youths, $6.95. Worth Up to $15.00. - In fancy mixtures and plain colors; sizes to fit men and | youths; values up to $15.00; special at.... Men's Summer Suits at $3.50. Worth Up to $10.00. | For youths and small men; good, serviceable suits, in two and three piece models, plain and fancy mixtures; sizes 31 to 38 chest; values up to $10.00; special at. $3.50 $6.95 Big Bargains in Boys’ Suits. Boys’ Wash Suits at $1.00 Worth Up to $1.98 This is the greatest bargain In New York because they are new, fresh Boys’ Suits at $1.95 | Worth Up to $6.00 About two hundred Russian Sailor Blouse Suits, in neat fancy mixtures ken from our regular feat Hee 2\e to 12 van and plain colors; sizes 2% to 10 Values up to $1.98; spe years. Values up to Chal at ccceceesereeeonee $1.00 | $6.00; special at......... $1.95 Standard Patterns O’NEILL BUILDING The New Patterns for September ON SALE IN NOTION DEPARTMENT Choice Groceries---Special ADAMS BUILDING—('Phone 57(0 Chelsea) Sugir —Havemeyer & Cocca waiter Bak Tongue — armour’ Elder's Standard Re- ers Pure Breakfast Beat Preah Smoked t Cocoa, aI. 476, Ox Tongues, select, Sugar tins ; clase trinsnel steck iin Averaging 4 Ibs, cach; each P--Hazard’s per i ea a bas. Shrewsbury Brand pure | Tomato Cuysuy; me tum botties, 200.5 small bottles. Ic T 8 U JTTER — Fancy fresh mac Elgin Creamery | Butter: sear” natural flavored | ge0led) wine’ frocks | one: ty wal. laa Jars etal A os | bp BBe, | qt. glass Jai wD Re The Dessaux| S5e.; pt. giana Jara 25¢ mae | Arran Pure French MAit| agpaRacie TIPS — Als Be | Ninaxar. Tarke bot {9c | phonge Pinand's Imported "4 French Amaragus Tips, devilied chicken or t: UP Pura Brand Cat f r Pt lb care Made from. red ripe thea; apectat for. ADC aie, Eb: dpe $3c¢ | fomaires and pure a aD sn J femularly 126.; spe Je AR— Pure Apvle |] BONED TURK: P Seaway ONED TURKEY-gPotter CODFISH- The C.F, M fer Vinewar, 1 gsiion | "y Wrightinssoa's “honed | ys Boneless Codtisn, | Juss — Including 8c) Turkey; 1 Ib. 43¢ in'3 boxes; spe: 33 Jug, special for. thne ..ceceeeee cla C | sPIOwS — Pure Freeh! onive — olt—Marehand SOUPS — Franco- America: Ground Black or White | “Freres Olive Ofl; beat and Goups, variety of 16 | Pepper, Cinnamon, All- kinds; ats. dBc: g) epice, Cloves, Ginger or pis, 2Be. 4 nts C | Mustard. in i-ib. % COFFEE , Coftee, Ruby grapula ent and fone of our Ye quality and rapid sell ¢ | 5 tbe. tins 23C THA — ‘The Gold Label TONGUB—Armour's Brand Tes Rose Blen Helmet _ Brand |g | Tong, India Ceylon, For: hole-cooked Ox Tongue: mosa Oolong or Mixed to serve; 67¢ % Tb. tine; renu- 2-H. cans... jarly 38. special DOC | URACKERS: Fresh Baked eas Pretaela or y APPLE BUTTBR—Sehim- | Bare. per |b *10c SARDINES The Garino ae | jel" High-Grade Apple | HOMINY—The F, 8, Brand | ATH, Impacted Sardines | i No. 8 Pearl Hominy; ‘regular! pmowed te aut ar crock: woe 30 ¢| 10s, package: ape 7c | ed | Berd us al for cial for. ' CPi een 0c | Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store | Hair Switches—20 inches long | Pomp Women’s Light Weight Wool Suits Suitable for Early Fall Wear At Fractional Prices to Close ADAMS BUILDING | Wool Suits—rancy rar guemnelh | —Fancy and plain materials; formerby} Ue and $12.00, to Gee, Honea i tae $3.95 Yomen’s Walking Suits—Check Panama and! Worsteds ; formerly $15.00 and $18.00, eae aK $5.00 Women Washable Coat Suits—kepp Coat ; long semi-fitting model; pink, blue, brow: lavender and white; formerly of Ree own $3.95 | ————— - - — | Wash Suits and Dresses for Misses and Juniors at.less than cost to close | Coat Suits for Misses and Misses' Colored Lawn : Dresses, ‘ In lumper and prince tisk} ee ' Several pretty colors, i lightly soiled; no two others trimmed, full skir deep Call sizes in the, lots pleat- hem; sizes 14 and 16 years. Value circular skirts. Value $5.00, ) and $10.00; now 00, 35.00 & $7,00 Girls’ Wash Dresses, In gingham, lawns and chambray; $4.00, $5.00 and $7.00; Special now at $2.00, $3.00 & $5.00 Wash Skirts for Misses and | Juniors. | high neck and guimpe effect, full pleated gkirt with deep | pleated skirt w deep hem; sizes al from 6 to 14 years, Special at 95¢to $1.95 | %cto $2.95 . Infants’ and Children’s Wear In a New Location O'NEILL BUILDING—THIRD FLOOR | or of the O'Neill | ment of every> In spacious ne Sor Building we are s g the most thing in the wearing line for the little folks, Special for Friday. BABIES’ SHORT PIQUE COATS— | CHILDREN'S PLEATED DRESSES— | With deep capes, trimmed with me- | I) pink and blue striped percales dallions and rutfle of embroidery; | !ow neck ar Milt anaaee sizes 2 sizes 6 months to 2 years, ar Ord Yeats, VANE: ahd 7} | Value $1.25; special at... 75¢ ecial at is... : $1.50 | BABIES’ SHORT WHITE DRESSES—- | CHILDREN'S REEFERS—In fancy | Bishop style neck and | mixtures; double breasted; two sleeves, edged with lace and baby | rows of fancy metal buttons; sizes | nonths to 2 2 to 5 years. Value $1.98; 98c | r or 94,50 | Special at special at Special Hair Goods Sale Beautiful Styles—Fine Quality—Low Prices ADAMS BUILDING | ours—Good quality Hair Switches; good quality; hair | Pompadours, large size, | assorted shades. Regular price olors. Regular price $1.49; special at see GIG | $4.25; special ateccsecerevenes Ic hs ‘ | Hair Nets— pompadour Hair Hair Rol!s— 20-inch long hair | ets, in assorted shades. Regular Roll, assorted shades, Regular 9 Wsphitentecy atarontrartanianers 8c Hy) SU voces 9M) Hair Switches— a4-inch long Coronet Fulfs— 8 puffs to the | extra fine quality Hair Switches, in sets; well made; assorted shade assorted shades. Regular price Regular price $1.50; special... $1.19 " $2.98; spegial at......... ++ $2.25 Closing out two lots of | Collapsible Go-Carts with Hoods $5.95 | Value $7.25 and $8.00; special at J ADAMS BUILDING finished in leatherette, the y be folded $5.95 These Go-Carts have a large size seat frames are made of good strong steel sc as to pack into a trunk, regular 1g pr and $8.00; to-morrow, while they last, at. $1.25 Hammocks at 69c Well made Hammocks, closely woven, made or Macrame cord full length and width; good size pillow and valance; 9 regular price, $1.25 to $1.50; sp t 6 c "Special Offering To-Morrow (Friday) of | Austrian China Dinner Sets, $10.50; Regular Price, $14.98 - O'NEILL BUILDING Just received, a shipment of very thin Austrian China Dinner Seis, assorted natural flower decora- tions, gold handles, every piece perfect and warranted _ first quality; 100 pieces to the set, regwar stock price $14.98; special for this sale $10.50 A vicrerstsrrece $14.98 White and Gold American Porcelain, $7.50 100 pieces to the set. In very thin American porcelain, decorated in white and gold. Makes a handsome spread. All first quality, every piece perfect, including large soup tureen, large size plates and meat dishes. We have sold these special for $9.87; 7 50 regular price, $14.98; to-morrow only, at.......++. $ * $7.50 Dinner Sets at $5.80 | Just twenty-five of these American Porcelain Dinner Sets, decorated in plain print, three decorations to select from; 100 5 80 | pieces to the set; regular price, $7.50; special at.... $ 5 | “Want” will go and get it. It makes little difference what you need---a World a —-