The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1908, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1908 ORATORICAL CYCLONE eee venw Winding Up the Campaign sa TOUR LEADS (ieee come palgn for re-election in the Tenth Dis- | [Het fy recelving miajarial ald) trom | ar ‘the American Anti-Trust League, ols, Candid ate Leaves ¢ Se CHG and which has adopted resolutions tndors ing his work In the House of Repre: t After Visit to | tatives and asking the people of tlon necessary ropolitan Museum of n the Minneap- Need Leather Lungs. | But the absolute necessit £ }lunged shouters, whose c |heard above the din of trolley cars an | Slevated railway trains Oran daughters, | ALLEWS his A pisseng Apinied by ace A i a i S 1 Stat district to send him back by a majority ; r come and go, the speakers - Several States. of votes that shall approximate unan. = malnute turns, and when popular ene| GOPHALL MEETINGS= jax = thusiasm he whole outfit moves | ar The League maintains a Legislative - on to some oth Greatest Battle of Leather-Lunged j™nir.c:,%, | established corner, like fishermen , Oct, 9. ® next ten days is Starting on a tour| Committee in Washington and the re- to take sand ‘For Campaign Marching Clubs ports of this committee show that Mr. Sulzer, by his efforts in the past fov County Committee him Into s " ‘ iggas . . nt lots three large renew ‘ : Teiies | teen WAN plabed: MORNE AW THE: lteter mal y oF eae Spellbinders in City’s History in |:ru are proving Erato Geniidntn POE CA LHeor te HORS OME PANE OFsloprenenativear in Cone | (art tie GHETE cheap and t meeting’ place special ¢ ttached | Sress. He !s especially commended for kat ‘ | Nat car attached | Frags, ite ts ompactally comt for | to be shaken into the Shoes, relieves Sweat- Final Effort to Rouse Voters leonerin dane SEA Wane on the Monon road. OF the, areal “of corporations: lany | ing Fect, absorbs moisture, prevents friction 1 | n are Lee After speak’ pus places in In-| Which has merited the unstinted praise ane allows the feet to ve more freely in d S Nati leovegedioerper a0 onethihi CAD ing the day, Mr. Bryan to-/ of the President of the United States. | {he shoes, thus keeping them easy and com- lcosts $100 per night to op.rate. Camp me “ ; . a in , ‘ f 1 meeting at Louis-| Sears fortable it is always in demand for use an ave ation Hughes No. J, in West One aa 5 SPEAKERS ey SRE From then on up to the eve! OCEAN LINERS MET LAND in Patent Leather Shoes, for Dancing Hasse ey ciel inigine ‘Ne ONFACH HOUSE, tion he will be busy he Parties, for Bre, lala 4 In New Shoes and | 0 run, and p Hughes No, R eThind aventie and One Hunat MADISON SO U9. @ candidate exp: | for Foot that remain before election will witness the greatest 4 and | Fort In O sets along at $0 per A 0 speak at ‘The thirteen days Dinth str $10,000: aMEETINGS BIRDS FAR OUT AT SEA | -Youl ean Hareh twice as far and you tan ever has Ww ¥ have) night. oy Mr. _— | won't gettired it you shake into your shoes. wpeint od sale eh elay ead RCI CATR, These camps get a higher grade of ee ah \ Allen's Foot Ease, it isa certain preventiva been 3 of more intensity and of deeper interest, but the early! ts than the carts. Even Gov. | He will run through West Virginia, Many Dropped on Deck and Others teres HPighes goes to. them, and candidates | 2 BROADWAY and New Jersey before reaching : Fo ened period of inactivity and apathy this year hae caused a concentration of! Hust a A) ela Gad NCONDAY MEETINGS jenay e ersey before reaching N Floated Dead on the “hited, var shure Feet, and tot beats th r bile tours of town, Edward | | ee ee | ; energy in the last two weeks that beats the records. | ruobu SF eu eee Rrra REPUBLICANS. DESERTER ARRESTED | Water. x8. Port Roya, Parades, iluminations, bands, spectacular devices and showers of} .o:: of Bronxites these nights, Women | : i Se EAN ORES ATER 1 ind Beas id Uitte gossipy meeti | Mantilo Altre 1 ‘wo ocean liner: ch came to the nat printed literature that prevalied in 1896, for example, have been laid aside) ho us. By 8 ieneeunieet Dlbre Here iesccny, ViroIny, WiGely aan ing over this year for the arguments of statesmen and the shouts of spellbinders. to tree show, ‘and everybody has & aReHSTeATHRCETER at the foot | fated starting points reported havi 1 er erye The human voice is the cheapest thing available in this day of empty ®428."Uohimittee alms to have at least of West. Th arte timed his | Mcountered, some distance cut fron two large-sized meetings in various halls ARECRIDNE yore: this port, land birds which had been dough bags. ‘ iH pee ra! of the |; t very Blunt, ana the ship in fax, N. driven to sea, evidently by forest fire Hence the battle in the metropolis is one of rival orators, holding tw n eek side. Loth Hall, » New York at kr The vessels were the Atlantic Trans- forth with mightiest efforts of lung power on street corners, in dingy lit-| farup Anisterdant tye vrrosta, “At NcoeRze! | port liner Minneapolis, from 1. Bil tle halls, in tawdry political clubs, in circus tents, and at times in the great |b! ails on and lay he was turned over #nd the Savannah liner Kansas City, | “In tn 3 plnch “ % | District Leaders Busy. | of the ship's captain from Savannah. The Minneapolis met Foot ae. assembly halls of the city. d | ———— —_—_—_—_— Tammany Oratory, | have night Republican Oratory way. of | Nightly Summary- on Tap Each Night. | gaverisea speakers of more or less i WE SELL MORE REAL LACES THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN AVi : fame, but usually they are devoted to 35-CLUBHOUS” Hall and outdoor mectings, One hundred tracks on street | the interests of local candidates . will hold one meeting in » which will be ach party corners. Madison Square Gar MEETINGS = meetings in ench of Two noonday meetings in} jts biggest blow-out ‘ y can’t afford | = S ‘ ly district ieena wae to go there more often, for jt costs | rty-five Assembly saa rey e club-house meet- || about sido for the one night's cele-| tl clubs. : bration. | Rent, is, decoratione, | a Outdoor speakers, 400. ings at district hendquarters. parades and gdvertising bring up the = Indoor speakers, 500 Three large meetings in | expense to the very sum. ESTABLISHED FIFTY-ONE YEARS, 6TH AVE., 22D TO 2 3D STi; 31 Fifty halls hired at average of | | seamps," two in One Hundred J), Camesie Hall mooie cin reed ar \ = bs tins $15 each. se and Twenty-fitin street and one J) politicians do not think much of it’ as a = = SS Carta used by spenkers, 50 in the Bronx, Vote-getting place, and a couple A " - 5 ay \ Two-horse trucks, 50. Meetings in two large halls, || sober-minded, dignified meetings to lend Celebrating 51 Years in Business with a | Fireworks, $400. lower enst aide, gone to, the aaa fare about enough < ‘SAIN Tat 3 ach sic Truck and cart rent, $5 per [|| west side. or west side h all meetings can be given | ——— = AIL sts) | horse, Special meetings in fifteen | for the cost of one in Carnegie Hall, fy Circulars to advertise meet- | | halis in various sections. THe Sees Mlmen mare, effective | or ouhat, Makes | a eee Low Prices reat ia Ings, 8500, Number of meetings, 160, from $0 up, although some proprietors RE uslseaset re fey ne GAR en doing a a pecoray press ee ‘igars for volunteer orators, Number of spenkers, 750. of resorts give i (fy b | a t rec eaking lo never before hav $50. Saat aaa lesen Cont of regular meetings, pou hi GeO coh ae een 2 DUS; uae before have you had the opportunity to Professional = & $3,500. ‘ S secure such choice ba ns. eesicacn\ es: Geet otiene, Hasies Fane —_——>___ 23rd Sireet 34th Street An innovation was the Phrich idea of refunding money with: Total cost per night, 000. Garden imeeting #10) FIVE KILLED IN A FIGHT. out question, a practice that is now being copied by other stores Main Ficor | Cost of a Carnegie MISSOULA, Mont., Oct. 20.—A tele- e that never heretofore had the courage to take such a step alone. 4 THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN. |] ing, $1,000. | phone message from Ovando, Powell On Wednesday, October the 21st 5 , we g ee you against high prices by refunding Men's 75c Sweater:, 38¢ | County, says that Deputy Warden C. . | you happen to find the price of any article bought In order to organize a real Tamman pr d the p y le boug' B. Peyton and four Flathead Indians KBE Bloraeree oe yearricre wor- Hall mass-meeting during the two weeks | THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. |are dead os a result of a fight between i n any other store—we will not allow any one to nve. F it ts | Deputy Peyton and his assistant, Her- ell us—this is a gu nat you get better qualities here esired. before the annual ejection day it Cart-tall meetings are the foundation | 5, LADIES’ GLOVES. man Rudolph, band of’ Flat- In Both Stores. head Indians near Hollands prairie, on ces th n in any yer pr re in the city, aT necesrary to account for the following | 56 ine repuniiean campalen, ‘The 2 Ic Swan River, rday. Peyton and . : = = ——— — “oat veseavers |suatences Gs) Bos Ws 2) to arrest the McCreery and Perrin Pique Gloves. sizes Speak! ‘are not spectacular and the speeches ? t ‘ Money chee Hal ‘usually not very sound in argument or| Tan, mode, brown, pearl gray, black or 85c § ilogic, but it 1s persistency that counts, R ie j the constant hammering away night | white, , 1.00 per pair ae ince ‘ crowd, \atter night. ; A 5 : Money ct Expense money. SS AL Iny ciety Promise will do as @ leader il! 12 button length, white Glace y Beginning at the Battery the Demo- | $1.35 Black In | Districts in Manhattan and the Bronx Performance is the wheel-borae, M ire G D ousquetaire Gloves. 05 per pair eancnes win cratis forces, under the leadership of! enere are two trucks sent out by the (==) When we promise to send 1 SLCOPDCUIE 3 inches wide; rich, 1u Dantel E. Finn, hold at least one indoor | toc ‘al organization. In a dozen or more you a GREEN TAXACAB it| cheerfully te and two outdoor rallys each week-day ‘5 ca Ass 4 a » ; onal districts the candidate for Assembly or) gl arrives on time. c Storm Se 39¢ night for the fortnight prior to the elec- ‘Senate equips a truck of his own, The | LADIES’ SUITS TARO Stores scrges, JIC ton. This is one of the most cosmo-! Republican Club has joined in the| ® °, ys . 5 politen assemblages in the world, and | the district boss invites Turkish, Syrian, Italian and Greek voters to join in the rally as well as the American born striped Worsted. 21.09 Ra Genodeenior 49c Novelty Sautings 29¢ In an east side district lke that tea | ered, Ssertment eae eee Connects with all Cab Stands, Been Se A a oR | give every women a : by Borough President John F. Ahearn |Cclans and, 1a Are. he average NEW YORK TRANSPORTATION CO roadclot uits, trimmed with gure according to the task is mighty. There are nightly 49tb Street and Eighth Av } ; one ; funded tf destred. in tooters. Th igl enue m L . © models are the | Trontings im Titaieh, Garman ana tng: [A t20teTs, The, economical outst | velvetiand braid _,_ 3250 $1.00 Lace Bayaveres, 79¢ Ush, not less than a total of three each Three piece Broadcloth Suits, satin Real 1 et lace; the day for fifteen days before election. See of Al, new French J Sullivan on the Job. ' rimme! 4250 Money cheerfiliy vefundot st desired 7 fc 40c Brusscis Net, 15¢ The Sullivans in the Bowery nora Wz models shown < are on the job day and night. They plan a iy pepslerae ath) Hh ide; n nericed for ‘at least one meeting, assisted by the JAMES M REERY & CO . ne = Pane i eae best speakers and the brightest wits Y 1 cat Coat Sale (AC) . oa fe for average Bry ha aes ass 2 jesiri that the country afford, for each of the a (BU) or in 6 (B18) $1.50. A oF twenty-seven election districts in thelr 23rd Street 34th Street Buers Pair Guaranteed econd Floor bailiwick, — Women's Jackets, $2. Next is the Tenderloin section. a $15, $18, $20 1 | oe Sayer : $2.49 i many has a peculiar way of conducting | | Cove ° nor tate eee a ee eee | “ Upholsteries and Curtains || #2: ie a big factor. Private dinner parties, | 5 ‘ti ORe with the host urging a guest to put Al JAMES McGREERY d C0 10c Curtain 4e fe Holland ie $1.50 Peiticoats, O8e cross under the circle upder the star, are | be Swiss, yard, mdow Shades, Moreen, wit full em- much in vogue. The cart-tail speaker ts ae | @ inches Iss: Spring rollers —size 3x6 feet—all col- Money cheerfully + aalipiaes loss in the Tenderloin. - 23rd Street 34th Street suital dors. “Regular fe. a wut on a¢ Z ag? Lf ceatreg: On the east and west sides, along the Stunning New Models | eta AR, ase i streets and avenues near the rivers, the voters are strong for the old-fashioned cart speaker, the small hall orator and the brass band campaign. Here is where | works greet the resident, and for blocks around the wheezy horns sing out the strains of "Tammany" and “I'm Afraid to Go Home in the Dark.” It's all to catch the casual voter, Costs $5,000 a Day. Five thousand dollars a day is the amount spent by the Wigwam for this sort of barking. The cash goes for halls, trucks, cigars and drinks, fireworks, peakers and all that ts required ke up such a gathering. In the Bronx the neighbors’ children refuse to listen to flights of oratory in the street. They must have a hall. That 1s the reason few Tamamny district bosses in that borough hire a truck or bons Elegant French Cheviots, 23rd Street 34:h Street Noone box “cffosus joney che oa y refunded if des ty-five recognized district organizations Bronx—is sched- for | | game and has half a dozen of its epe- cial carts trekking around the town, Each one of these trucks carries Long oe, Wednesday’s Opportunity. These Coats are positive style lead- ers—cut on.the new with character and _individuality— best and handsomest garments ever offered under $20. lines—filled Rich Broadcloths (One model lthe picture) English Kerseys velvet trimmed; or Directoire revers, with standing collars—dashing new sleeves Collarless models, with silk braid and % | Tailored Suits of Broadcloth and BEDSTEADS. In Both Stores, About 150 Brass Bedsteads, with 2 inch continuous tubing, x inch lateral filling and large ornamental husks, Bright or satin finish, 24.50 and 32,50 usual prices 32,50 and 44.00 go Brass Bedsteads ( manufacturers’ samples), with 2 inch round or square tubing. Bright or satin finish, 39.00, 52,00 and 75,00 usual prices 51,50, 66.75 and 100.00 nstandards. The Silk Mercer- ized Portieres, $2" Irish Point $6" gfkea irish Point Curtains, in, new most of Tammany's campaign contribu- | y Louisiana | design—very heavy ay Children's Night Drawers, 59¢ tions ts spent to keep the vote straight. 3 ng_and made lannelette, in pic and blue The cart-ta!l shouters abound, fire- $10.98 qual pes; seed quality; Curtains, pair, SPREE Men’s $15 Men's $15 Men's $15 4 : Fall Suits out in the long, mi: Raincoats Top Coats nen sis values Absolutely waterproo full box effects.“ Colors gre: RAINCOATS ary nd tailored and weil fined From 8 A. M. to | P.M, Men’s $10 Suits for $5 a good wearing does not catch the Money cheerfully refunded {f desired. i OM Sowas, 50c_ in Ws bore Money ciiverfully refunded it deste 04, Dresden ex 1 to 8 led If destred. Money cheerfully ear $1.75 Lawn Waists, 65¢ H Wate lawn, made with tucked front of fine Swiss a broidery; tucked black; y and tucked collar and cuffs. Money cheerfully refunded if desired. 29c Corset Covers, i9¢ Low circular, full blouse effect; trimmed with fine laces and embroidery, Money cheerfully refunded i¢ desired. Girls’ $2.98 Coats, $1,69 Cheyiots, plaids and mixtur full long box style, also lengths; sizes 6 to 14 Tourist Coats, long, loi mado of fancy mixtu plaids; sizes 14 to 18 Money cheerfully refunded 4¢ N hacree ee JAMES McCREERY & GO, Handsome, dashing swagger Coats— perfectly poised—superbly trimmed. Black and colors in the height of vogue. 6 W. L. Douglas Women's Shoes, ; $1.29 eo hands Webleday Every pair guaranteed perfect; standard $2.00 Shoes. Money cheerfully refunded if desired, 9c Domestic Corsets, 55¢ Coutsl; long back and small w ace trimmed, Money fully refunded {f destred, TRIMMED HATS, 34th Street Store. On Wednesday, October the 21st ray $4.00 Trousers Men's $3 hei trousers of all-wool m® i hip. On Wednesday and Thursday, October the 21st and 22d, | ae . we n |] Decesy Ladies’ and Misses’ Sines Exhibition of a new collection of || teria, an eat stripes, he. very Me Li serie Petticoats, 59c q Pet) p Alterations FREE smartly trimmed Hats for dress ané | buns or f . | cerca, flounce and tuck: wide Wednesday's Special, $10.98 atematinnast | e sae ered ruffle. ee SALE AT ALL THREE STORES} Money cheerfully refunded if a Fourth Floor Boys’ $2.00 Suits: 89¢ Knickeroooker style; good, strong and verviceably, Money cheerfully refunded If desired. Boys’ 59% Pints, 29¢ Knicker style; good wool mae terials; all sizes | Money cheerfully refunded if eatred. red. The latest models in small and | medium sized Beaver, Satin and Otto- | f HTS 4th Sie san 9 ea rergeiid Hats, New Mourning Hats | i) 0651 Bua 5 | WNEWABK po ‘ Thirty-fourth Street, | Boys’ Blue Cheviot Suits $1.95 Including 2 Pairs of Knicker Pants All-Wool Blue Cheviot Suits, made Coats are FREE ° With each suit an extra pair of it e toys eat well ‘and strony BOSTON, Eliot Oct. 2%0.—Prot, ¢ eighty-one beloved dying at fil eat Sindy Hilt » at Shady le has ‘eunmoned tires sons and daughters fo his bed- Prof, Charice E. Norton Dying, | % A Norton, years nd the Knickerbocker Pants to match. igs tint at cnet!