The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1909, Page 6

F ' f t I i WHEW! “BIG TIM'S” NEW LAW WOULL DISARM POLICE “Fine,” Say Gang Leaders, t Who Would No Longer Fear Club or Gun, t jPRAISE HIS BIG HEART. } | Good Times When Bingham Is Forced to Use Ticklers and Putty Blowers, | @enator T OD. § Tamend the law fo concealed weapons even uniformed mambers of jto carry revolvers [rm after tho Bullivan. "This them the right to ¢ i) take away from bilsh @ rule of terror jism in the peaceful fet in which T tive It ts mupportad by public t amonx }my constituents."'—Albany News Item, Voluntary proposals were in prepara- tion in wholesale notion etsablishment+ up and down Broadway yesterday for submission to the © Department ‘The jobbers anticipa # Pollev Commissioner will a oon as the amendment weapons law, proposed t becomes law. 5 which they are figuring are * Ten thousand feather ticklers, sticks Not to he more than three fect In lengt! and the tuft of feathers on Runranteed free from s ig to the h usand s than three an elghth bevelled edges, Ten thousand bre not exceedin Ten thousand « standing off crowds. Ene atomizors fc Five thousand barrels of water for charging same Two thousand nowder puffs for the use | lavender of officers of higher rank, and pounds of violet-orris powder to charg the same. n thousand siik elastic leading knetted wristlets for lead- ing refractory pris ! Protect Their “Rights.” Up in the publishers’ dist Writers are clicking as feveris zine compete wit to finish nd Light as type- “Big Tim," the “Litt ie, has risen in against the terre ned minions of against concealed 4 far enough. “Big ‘I ply to members of the police fo well, The persons heretofore somewhat em barrassed by the « law agree with hi Under the law as it carried weapons just the sam was disagreeable and Irritating to }: @ legally armed policeman overs them, and by weapons increase ment of the gun-toter or the artist. Means Real Prosperity, When the Sullivan law take ot t f |& philanthropist } Pollc eman will: p' and needy citizen arm him‘and th cute him for the po he Inp AS TO LILLEY’S STANDING Mis hehe te Sco) bien Rrenainen Wrest! w to rey tie to that committee wv * adopted ‘ e of the Stems on| - CANT PAY BUTCHER maga- * former LIBERIAN GUNBOAT FIRES THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY How the Police May Suppress Crime It “Big Tim's” Bill WHY-NOT:USF BEAN-BLOWERS i TO CAPTURE SOME OF THE MORE DESPERATE ONES INT MAKE, poe SNEEZE) FLLA RAWLS READER : | Declares She Has No Money | in Bank and Owns No Furniture. (Now-YOu Stop) JOR LL BLOW | YOUR BRAINS Becomes a Law HOW TO RID NEW ORK THE 4 OE OF TatRSONS” rro de Pasco T ny, deseribed t eB. Reader, as the world Jain Mint = RERD SHOW GR @ bill of Peter 511 Broadway, a sued and got marshal returned sfied and Harry C, got an order from on | Martha Dean's Jewelry. O'Dwyer, examine the former Copper # that the he reporters him, who is er, and sh tne.” sald Mrs, Read- way l that she had no © ail she had sold her t Ninety-third street to vin 14, her equity in it wyer hed had am before t for contempt for i ON GERMAN STEAMER. steamers from Ha - around Af $15 dies’ | RUBBERIZED Coats Box and fitted| “Is In striped | ials.| cee ee tin mat 3 Broadway, cor. Howard, 5 Broadway, cor, 8th St. r ay, cor, 14th St. ay. cor, 36th St. Jroadway, or. 120th. ar 58th St. GOT A YEAR FORT \ judement inj Frederick Bartlett Took Pawn Tickeis Representing Miss room, |}. room and and $3.50 shoes than any otier manufacturer, nak W, L, DOUGLAS SHOE STORES mond rings and a gem studded bri o had taken the kets represented and repawned the tlett confessed, and | pleaded guilty to-day. He Is a tall, | dapper man, thirty-five years old, and} came here from Chicago. ee ns DUKE OF CONNAUGHT BOARDS AMERICAN BATTLESHIP, | | With His Son, Prince Arthur, He} Returns on Wisconsin Official Call of Admiral Potter. n{tleship Wisconsin and Kearss came into port yesterday authorities. Rear-Admi .|Potter landed at the w he was received He drove to | parents’ wishes 15, 1909. Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT Tooth Powder Cleanses, beautifies and preserves the teeth and purifies the breath Used by people of tenement for almost Half a Century Aree — PUGILIST RELD AS nICHWAYIMAN Woman Charges That’ O'Brien Beat Her and Stole Jack” Diamond Locket. ne M st One HH . of a dian HL vol Cora Colored Clothes, Too. Don'tget the idea that P.&G. Naph- tha Soap is only for White Clothes, It is for Colored Clothes, too, This is the way to wash them: Make a light suds with cool water and P. & G. Naphtha Soap, Put the colored clothes in, one at a time and quickly wash them. Dip the hems and soiled parts into strong suds and rub them between the hands; the hem of event of hfs being held for trial eS CHRISTY MATHEWSON’S ' BROTHER A SUICIDE. Shot He Fjred Into His Head Proves Fatal—Was Being Coached for Diamond by Giants’ Pitcher. | SCRANTON, Pa, and rubbed on the board, Rinse quick- ly in several cool wategs, starch and hang to dry, wrong side out, in the shade, Jan. 15.—Nicholas Mathewaon, brother of Christy Mathew- son, the pitcher of the New York Na- | tonal Laague baseball club, died to- day from a bullet wound tn t Simple, isn’t it? Try it, next wash day, P, & G. Naphtha Soap is sold by good grocers every- where. tutelege of brother, but was continuing his s! s In Lafayette College in deference to his Il health brought on a f o kdown wh {t Is thoug qd [hia mind. 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