The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1911, Page 4

— TARY aN RET, ena ho Seamer ona re a Sin “9 a errr a . vais ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1911. TRIPPED, ADMITS sat Ply aa y wasuinavow aan oexn, || Another Sensational Price Cut Until Wednesday’sClosing 4 & ee Hosp! in, | \Club Keeper, Recalling “Good Old Days of... fn'7, P IN HOMES OF RICH Gambling,” Finds Hope of Their Return [iin ay ant a chine er : esi reamer utter aati John Boyd, a Newlywed, Tells sion—“As Dead as Republicans.” \infancy. He could neither read no: ji Jan, 16.—John Turner, | | unusual size ts 4 prepared to re of Thefts in Fifth Avenue |at various Nowpitalwr on And Better Butter Cannot Be Bought in This City. (Aiperisl from a Atatf Correspondent of Th With Democratic Legislature a Delu- |eeive his body. Turner was thirty-tow jat various hospitals, and Riverside Drive. ening World Cut —— Once JAMES This UTLER This . INC Time ances to, Ib. a SO THIN *. | How to Get a Superb Figure With- | out Paying a Single Penny Itielans were at first inn ee Goon ole At All the 200 I sorated J Butler Stores. FIFTY ROBBERIES | gin ; 1e neerporated James Butle Never see the good old times agal HAS $10,000 IN LOOT, |metet the proprietor of dany's big gambting house cs "T thought we might get some or Pr ative of Me- | n't Legisiature, but they seem to be as dead... 1, Char. . . ‘S as the Republi hawe bee His Bride—Out of Prison |“*.{26 Reruns reso comnectea " | with the Legiaiature hed money. Fifty Rich and 4 r ‘ . Only a Short Time. and one hundred dollar bills were a8 | Waites ot elas first Demo- |p s to-day, There! many years to represent the | w. He in which most of New York's Having confessed to more than fifty| and most of the Supreme er palaces are looated, Incktentally | robberies and to being in possersion of | Would drop into my olut < k's is also the home of ods valued at $10,000 stolen from rest-| Port fome time dur 3 er warren Mapas | dents of Fifth avenue and Ruversiae| Whenever the reporters Traced by Letters Written to with the Demoorats control of the purt judges lor a wttle| the maht.| ted to find|J. P. Mong: | ——. Pe es woe ye less oF one Print Butter e/Table Butter 9rc aes, Wan bok fate da bassenstata Bate BN creed Settietna “Now abe taeilas| JOY AS BUILDING STARTS. Belle Brook, famed for its quality, in odor-proof Fancy quality, equal to much of the so-called morning at Headquarters to guide de-!tors are matified with beer. So tectives to rooms in which he said his| the men who used to come Into my © Government Officials Lead in Cere- loot was stored. | have since become famous, The s For months detectives had been trying | One Assemblyman in particular who has mony on Site of Earth- to run down Boyd. since held a very high : ipa quake Ruins, His plan was to wait in front of some |‘? De & bows who w MFSSINA, 81 . The Famous Eagle Brand, 19° | 3 Sugar-Cured Bacon, ors ee the bar with the boys and drink cham- hulldiite of ite ; e x, | : SSS es SAS eae | Ppegh Eggs, se "{ "= 30° 10 % 25° boy came along with packages from | the shi hat he psy othr i ytaily Agen ' ritoat ot 9 the price. + Cartons, COACH. bis cece cc ceeveseeonesen best sold elsewhere, lb irton some department store. He would ap-| “For was 0 Ney | was laid by M. Sacch!, Mini , 7 i : i ads tue Vay bbe oe hime sed re goo. Now we) Nae ald by M. Sacchl, Mater of Pade Lean, tender “picnics,’’ at packer’s ec ' Sie deliver a lettec addreseed Have to keep it locked all the time.” |! Works. Minister Ciuffelll, Posts att eo, j Se or Hwan, gS moke Oulders, jas; 507 Peres” ot peckers : Zoi hold, your package for you," he| Will Report Weekly. | ty a eek a c always said, Then bh Nd tak - a Ds al, ew Demo- | nuch enthusias i ice: eaten vale ord ce Wine bee Pal SEE ee ig eoeee pia enuch nthusiasn Pure Lard, Continued at greatly reduced price; UDiicanees verecrintese 14 PS returned Boyd and the package were | County, the home af Thomas M. O8- | ciringiike, the bright and the ‘ Fone. borne, has announced that intends was more gay than had been since it ythe earthquake of Out of Prison Only Short Time. | io make a weekly report to Detectives File and Maddock were aa- signed to the case by Deputy Flynn. rs Visited the temporary The description of the package thief | lexisiative é NP mca tall By t were put up for fitted that of Boyd, who had served a| Will addrem | a homeless thousands term in Elmira Reformatory for similar | ve subsects. amity, and were enpe- thefts. The detectives learned that} __ - by ealunigltnns ety Pissse Boyd recently was released trom prison| New Name for Hotel. Beal censareee and had headed for New York. Immo-; Several politicians were passing , diately after his release he married a|through a hallway on the fourth floo sir in her teens and took her to live/of the Ten Kyck last night on thet 206 West One Hundred and Ninth |way to Charles F, Murphy's room, An Two weeks ago Boyd and his /elderiy woman stepped out of a room wife suddenly quit the One Hundred and |dressed for the street and the politi-| Ninth street house and she entered the! overheard this conversation: Women's Honpta, where Dor ten a a ee are | The Doctor’s Answers On ‘omen's Hospital, where for ten days | , ma 0 ost. a a she was under treatment. ‘Then ebe ier of the room nnd 74\Health and Beauty Question went to Newark, where sho Is now. h acing “Oh, T will,” was the reply, and the By Dr. Lewis Baker fy Bee Sei the detectives | lady repeated, “The room dounted Payé at No, HB West One Hun- 28 and the hotel ts the Skinike.” Grea and Eleventh street. Late last| “No, no, mother; the Ten Eyck," cor- é Pe | ets wight they were stationed in front of |rected her daughter. ” apply to any ca the house when a girl came tripping out.| "I'll bet mother is the one who has j Mal cxthone, withing farther adv She was followed to a house at No. 20 been paying the dill cominented A ee F \Thomas F. Smith, Secretary of Tam- Henhattan avenue. Then she went tol niny Hull, who was in the political party that overheard the conversation, Rice, Equal in food value to the highest priced................ ee 3 Ibs., 14° 7 Cakes Babbitt’s Soap, 25c Clenewel Washing Powder, large No. 5 package..... 17¢; No. 1 package..... .5e Peerless Washing Fluid, bot. -8e Strong Ammonia, large bottle......5@ Best Laundry Starch, tergebox.12c/ Azure Ball Blue, sarge box, cut to...5€ Condensed Milk | |FreshFruit Jams, ':*-"s= 15° Rich in Butter at—Giving Great Satisfaction. Blue Ribbon, large glass jar.. All kinds; large glass jar... Butler’s. Brand, big cut, 3 cans 23€ : Liberty Brand, extra choice, can.... 9¢| | Irish Marmalade, 47¢| Jellies, 7 lit of stone and concrete, #0 from here to Regglo, ' x One Hundred and Ninth street and Broadway, where Boyd was waiting for ERATE ST Fo OEE, card i MILLAR’S, stone pot.....+ Assorted flavors, tumbler... .} «gpypibes ifeg tl etlbaglee Frog ‘ : . Essie Brand, richest and best, can.. 10@ two were about to strott off when File| Nagle Was Gorgeous. fi Tisya ek fot coon bale ation. tooes y Marmalade A le Jell Bie enc cg ce hese Suis wf MM amm |S Se | At Shawnee Brand, big eer, Beans 25C) (ihety snes were’ 10°| sak Poacer and? 2° We have you at Jast.” lovby of the Ten Week wearing © nem | Pushed Him Into a Cab, hted with gold braid and medals. | Seve gives you @ tong had to explain to his Tamman: ' 10° Essie Tomatoes, Fanciest ripe, red, solid fruit in largest cans, each. . ‘ fn Toy, feigning surprise. ou are mis- agues that he was not going to v 9 ich has : % taken in your a clerk em- querade ball—simply to the annual rer) the y ler : the only 4 rd 4 vioyed on Wail ter ar: Se Saew pis was th : Th’ permpiation ssie ugar OPM, Maine's choicest—most delicious, can. 32720707 * 1 vyhicn Gov, Dix was th ie ae pereprates . eeeeescee Just then a taxicab came along and “lation, at which Gov, ; ‘ her k File and Maddock overpowered Boyd ts due to . ‘an@ pushed him into tt. ‘The girl stood on the pavement almost paralyzed with amazement. She thought Boyd, whom | «harpsho: ; - Meutonant nthe sixty. a . one of nate tr at Essie Sliced Peaches, California Lémon Clings in rich syrup, can 10¢ fae knew as Rothlein, was being id-| for ta big men. W 4 : i Essie Cherries, Fanciest California fruit in richest syrup, can.. {72.777 12° napped. | ical nt, there # N a “ * 7 . ¥ i ipat ry be, for any el ere ene cme heeeaueriocs | compa wveer 'n S*™ ya pre ie i viet 11 ( Evaporated Peaches ¢||Double Dip Matches e Brag vce jn tas robes tn One Hundred | 2! eGoony: ae : i 2 y' opp tment aia rar a : Blue Ribbon Brand, California's finest, 10c package... . All sure lights, darge box, cut to. teeeesevoes 4 zen fod a at ot stat nore eC1_—_—__ : iad abot ) : Na AuntNanna’s PancakeFlour, prepared and self-raising, makes lightest pancakes and muffins; pkge 10¢ sees pink teas “9 You re Troubled With 4 ff Prepared Flour, Triumph Brand, very choicest; pkge 15°; Peerless Brand; package.. 12¢ ell and orange blossams in the : ce Prepared Buckwheat Flour, Triumph; pkge 15°5 Peerless Brand; package..... 1¢ Vermont Syrup, most delicious for pancakes, waffles, etc.; in bottles; each...... 19 and 1Qe Golden Drip Syrup = New Orleans Molasses, are bottle......._ 12¢ R. & R. Plum Pudding, 1-Ib.can, 28¢.5 2-Ib.can, 43¢ | 5 Stamps FREE with can of Babbitt’s Cleanser, Se vee Constipation! New Teas Underpriced Dry Roasted Coffees *E had another wedding gown.” be) Wit yo Abe chad ia bot 4 Hariem tailor.” ‘increased doses and finally cease Boyd gave the names of dealers to but a well-seasoned medi- Delicious in Flavor—A Revelation in Tea Values (Unsurpassed in Cup Quality—whole or ground—pulverized free 100 Ss. & 1. Stamps FREE with 1 1b. Tea at 70° 30S. & H. Stamps FREE with 1 lb. Coftee at 35° 60 s. & H. Stamps FREE with 1tb. Zea at 50° 205. & H. Stamps FREE with 1 1b. Coffee at 30° 30 S. & H. Stamps FREE with 1 Ib. Tea at 30° 10S. & H. Stamps FREE with 1 lb. Coffee at 25° 15 s. & 1. Stamps FREE with 1 1b. Tea at 20°, 55S. & Hl. Stamps FREE with 1 lb. Coffee at 20° Royal Lunch, Graham Crackers, Golden Crisps, Ib., 10c} G:essee of rooms where he said valu-| © te aid sales would be found. strengthens and peieen. “T might as well make a clean vreast, That old family laxative, nt it," "You detectives have or weak r r r 9 r the goods on m | A Your trouble boing of ‘ Pg get ae | ran privat YOU shotid write, Surrogate M1, Suit Delayed. | ricudars, nam rege, ‘and. sutess er i. theee columns, "Send for m: The sult brought by James u . y tuon chart, to upset the will of his 5 PILLS 4 ‘Phomas T. Eckert, on the : {is what you need, Made of absolutely ‘pial to-day, was aujourned until Feb. 6) the purest and be: aterials, prepared secuuse’ of the illness of Surrogate | with the greatest jon. No matter Th It was said that while the | how long you take them, the same dose Surrogate is confined to his home his | always produces the same effect, ‘ness is not serious, He will probably | x ve out in a few days. *' For Sale by All Druggists. Saks &Conpany Broadway at 34th St. ANNOUNCE FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY A Sale of Overcoats for Men eb ER AE a NA SOTO Specials for 3 Days at All the 115 James Butler-Inc. Licensed Liquor Stores 50 S&H Stamps Old Monogram Rye Whiskey, bottie 75¢ FREE wih Qid Cabinet Whiskey, full quart.bottle, $4 California Claret, ‘piss grape wine, large bottle 18¢; 3 half bottles ZC ‘| Biack & White Scotch Whiskey, bt. $1.10 Kingussie Scotch Whiskey, bottle...... 85° irish Whiskey, Power's 3 Swallow, bot. 1.15 Frenci Brandy, Godet Freres, 8 Star, bot. $1.25 Formerly 48.00, 45.00, 40.00, 38.00, 35,00, 33.00, 30,00 at $27 | Hunter & Wilson Whiskey GHC Imperial Rye Whiskey | 4c Straight from the distillers—J. B, bottle... Remarkable value; regular sized large bottle La Grecque Coxsets Samples and Slightly Handled Goods $1.00, $2.00, $3.50, $7.50, $10.00 ‘ Regular prices ®!These are Saks-made garments, in plain colorings or novelty effects. Most of them are silk-l'ned throughout. All designed by our own designers, cut by our own cutters and tailored by our own tailors, $4.50, $8.50, $13.00, $15.00 Stylish models for every figure, CO., 45 West 34th St. Bass Ale, the Old October Brew from Burton-on-Trent; dozen bottles. . $1,503 doz. splits. . $4.15 Guinness’s Sfout, one quality only all over the world; dozen bottles... ,.. 84.45; doz. splits. . $1.00 To say anything beyond that is to discuss the obvious. | | | 50S. & H. Stamps FREE with case of 24 bottles Lager Beer, i." $1.00 \