The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1911, Page 11

Plan Two New ogee They Threaten Trouble Unless Granted Higher Classifica- tion by Commission. ESCAPES, BELIEVED TO BE SUICIDE: a Bellevue Officials Say River | Side of Institution Was Only «One Unguarded. BY BOZEMAN BULGER. | sa Ed Barrow, President of the | ot Buffalo insert the apark plug which will start their movement toward giving the Eastern League and American | Association @ higher classification than the Western, Southern and Pacific Coast Leagues there will be a rumpus in base- ball such as the major leagues have not experienced for several years, This effort on the part of the Eastern League and American Association is really what started the opposition to Pat Powers for President. Those two Reeded to watch the women prisoners |!*#kues have had it up thetr sleeves for @t the hospital, some time, Weiinesday night, immediately after) On the surface of the thing ft would the matrons had been taken from their |@Ppear that the effort at higher olassif- posta, Julia Cunningham of No, gi7|cation did not in any way conoern the West Fourteenth street, a prisoner un-|tW° dig leagues, but tt does, Ask Ban Ger sentence to spend three years 1 |they will come nbar jumping out the Neagle The cecriten ee’ from the | window. It ie practically « cinoh that -_ he National Commission will not con- ewe that the woman ended ber life) sent to any such plan. In fact, Ban ia East River. No trace, however, | Johnson came near tipping his mit at has been found of the missing woman./the dinner given by FrAnk Farrel! at Sent to Bellevue. |the Hotel Breslin, and ft was a quick Te ..| warning from Garry Herrman that kept ty and te van only to-day that tho |! beans from being elit right there. fall facts in connection with the case Barrows and Stein have been ap- - pointed a committee to argue the matter came to light, The Cunningham wom-|Peejry the National Commission, an was arrested Jan. 31 as one of the| women of the streets. She was taken before Magistrate Herbert in Yorkville Court. Tho Magistrate sentenced her to serve three years in the Bedford Home. Then it was found that sho was in @uch physical condition as to demand tion, and she was Police Commissioner Cropsey, acting wpem the suggestion of Dr, Menas Gregory, insanity expert at Bellevue Hespital, last Saturday tssued an order taking the three police matrons who | Were on duty at the hospital from that Institution and transferring them to Presinct duty. Dr. Gregory told the Commissioner that no matrons we: |successful. If they fail tt 1s rumored that they will immediaNay launoh the Eastern and American Association two new major leagues and then there will be trouble. Fur will fly all over the jcireult. It seems like @ matter of little conse- quence whether the Eastern League and t tO1 American Association should be graded st p> -Bellevle and placed in the Fomale/jigner than the Western, Southern and Prison Ward, where, up to Monday,| pacific Coast Leagues and that tt Police matrons guarded the prisoners. Leter Dr. Bishop, in charge of the|™ prison wards, ordered her removal from the prison ward to Ward B 4, | This ward is in the new buliding, Breaks Up Colds near the river. Policeman Banks the Bast Thirty-fifth street station, on ¥ duty at the hospital, advised the doctor | Many People Us' the Hyomei Treat- &) sé, not to make the change. The police-| any eBid in he Head and Chest man told the doctor that the woman | Money Back Plan Was a prisoner and that she was un- Ld Ladd er three years’ sentence. He added Scores of thousands of people through- NM out America ha: ‘breathed. HYOMEI (pronounce it a) and now own that with the matrons out of the way there was danger of the prisoner es- caping. The doctor did not change hisle HYOMEL pocket Inhaler made of direction and the patient went to a| bard rubber. ward where there was no direct police} If you own one, no matter where you superviston, live, you can get a bottle of HYOMEI Was Without Street Clothing. at druggists everywhere for onl; All of the woman's clothing bad been bottle of H ONE taken from her and locked up. She had | Inhalant; the price is only 50 cents. only the blue frock that is used for hos-| You can get relief from catarrh or pital purposes, The entrances leading sspital from the city side were fully guarded, and the guards are sure that she did not pass them between 7 o'clock Wednesday night and midnight, during which time she got | out of the hospital, After investigation the hospital people reached the conclusion that fhe woman |; managed to get out from’ the side toward the river and that she ended her troubles by Jumping into the water. It 4 urged that she had no friends and that she wou!d easily have been recog- nized in the hospital clothing. The story that a friend brought hor clothing n which she escaped 1s declared to be incorrect. No visitor 1s reported to have | peen her upon the night of her escape, The escape attracted attention to the lice eee removing pineteen other women pris. euers iat the alcoholio ward at the hos- pital. nt It's so easy and so pleasant. breathe HYOMEI over the inflamed membrane of the nose and throat and hing, healin§ action will be felt Just | not a HYOMEIL Inhaler, | et a complete HYOMEL outfit at once. this only costs $1.00, and with it fi {comes a HYOMEL Inhaler that will last a lifetime. To break up cold in head or chest in shortest possible time, pour a te spoonful of HYOMEI into a bow! nearly full of boiling water, cover head and bowl with towel and breathe the vapor. Lao treatment is also used for stubborn use this vapor treatment I just “before retiting. Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 the matrons. V Invite attention to a splendid showing of The New Tailored Sutts, Dresses and Coats for Misses, Juniors & Children Misses’ and Junior Suits —serges, homespuns and worsteds— the latest models in the new spring COLOFINGS, ccrcccreccccrsrcconcseonee &. .Misses’ and Junior Dresses —fine French serges— navy blue and white, braid trimmed— avery smart model at....+e+seereee $25.00 -+ ‘ + $20.00 Misses’ and Junior Coats —full length coats— navy blue serge and black and white check material, . Girl Tub Dresses —4 to 14 years— white mull, chambray, gingham and percales, several very attractive models, $2.00 & $4.00 Children’s Guimpes —4 to 14 years— Lawn, Guimpes, lace or embroidery trimmed, 75¢, $1.00, $1.25 & $1.50 ¥ + $12.50 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St, Eastern and American Ass'n Johnson or Tom Lynch about it and | but | they have little hope at heart of being | CHE EViawane Major Leagues couldnt possibly affect the big leagues. But here ts where the trouble lies: If the Eastern League and American Association were put in @ higher classi- fication than the three ieagues men- tioned they would have a right to draft players from each of those clubs. The big leagues could not go over that draft until after the new men had played fn either the Eastern or American Asso- elation. In other words, those two leagues would have a chance to jump w WOMAN PRISONER in and beat the major leagues to any | of them promising players. Of course the major leagues would still have a right to araft from the Eastern and American Association, but there ts a limit to the number of men that can be drafted from any one In fact it would curtail the chances of the big leagues to less than haif in get- ting new players. As the matter now nds the Eastern, American Assoc! Southern, Feagues can ali draft from the ow ve muoR trouble in trying out green veel, feavadt, bau tion want to have a players fr Mr. Ba Eastern £ m each club ws, Who Western and Pacific er grade, but in doing| J the major leagues just leagues of “Class sters developed the | next swoop down on all| rily on. and Redeem Surety E. a Under Art Embroidery Dept. O'Neill, Main Store—Balcony. (Formerly Adams Building.) Pillow Tops. Stamped and_ tinted. Actual value 50c, at....... Pillow Cords and Tassels. erceri ed, in all colors. Actual value 89c, at... Dress Goods Dept. O'Neill Main Store—First Floor (Formerly Adams Building) Boring Tweed Mixtures in twenty styles : 25¢ s lengths; yd inches wide, al Optical Dept. O'Neill Main Store—First Floor. (Formerly Adams Building.) With the new “Comet Finger Grip” Folding leather case free. Only Actual value $1.50 Eyeglasses. mounting. one pair to a customer. | $3.50, at Jewelry Dept. O'Neill, Main Store—First Floor. (Formerly Adams Building.) Hat Pins, Assorted; in all the wanted designs. Actual value 50c, at.. Rhinestone Hat Pins. All new de: : 69c Side and Back Combs and Barrettes. Imitaon shell and amber. Actual value 39c i} 50c, Lavallieres and Pendants in amethyst, rhinestone, topaz, etc. Actual value 50c, a . Sac Picture Dept. O'Neill Main Store—Fifth Floor. (Formerly Adams Building.) Framed Pictures, in pastels; including land- | scapes and marines; framed in ornamented gilt frames, without mats, Size 14x24. Actual value $3.50, at.. Framed Pictures of “The Tennessa Madonna.” Size 7x9, in either gilt or black oval frames, Actual value $1.50, at. $l House Furnishing Dept. roll top, large size. Actual value Re, $1.19 : will pte? three value 2le, . 12c Double ob- $1.19 Charcoal Tin Wash Bite, heavy Actual value $1.57, Iron’ Roasters. long, self basting. Actual value 82, at... Kreamer copper bottom. Austrian China Tea Sets. finish, 56 pieces to the set. value 86.75, at..... Punch Bowls, Colonial footed, size. Actual value #1, at | Wrapper Dept, oO’ Main Building —Third Floor (Formerly Adams Building) Maids’ and Nurses’ Dresses. bray and percale, in one and two e models, Actual value $2.25, at..... Dressing Sacques of Daisy flannel. Actual value 31,59; at Linen Dept. O'Neill Main Building—Second Floor (Formerly Adams Building) Table Damask. Heavy pure flax, 66 inches wide white, Actual Handsome gold Actual $4.12 39c ‘large , pure, Irish linen, igns. Actual value 82.6 per dozen... . Huckaback Towel ¢ 19-34, Choi Actual value 29¢; at inches wide, Rematpatin stor at pat ¢ard 1 2c “soft finish 25cl,, . 39¢! O'Neill Home Furnishing Store—iasement | (Formerly O'Neill Building) | Kreamer's Bread Boxes. Heavy Japanned| 19| ey NEILL HOME DME FURN! bc FORMERLY _ONEILLO Clearances on seasonable merchandise in all de assembling of Wearing A nishings in the O'NEILL HOMEF Prices ¥3 to % This is Buying Time here. Alarm Clocks. Actual value 69¢, at. hests of Silver. 6 forks, 6 table spoons, 6 tea spoons, one butter knife and fancy edge. Y | Fi Mi A | Be We Cut Glass Bowls, 8 inches: actual value Japanese Berry Set, 7 pieces; actual French 100-Piece China Dinner American 100-Piece Dinner meat Table Tumblers; actual value 9c desea, Table Tumblers: Women's Coats. STORE AA ISHING 3 le nt take what they want. The Eastern League and American Associa- down on the others first and then allow the big leagues to fall on them for two tu, wav daa ad chance to swoop to the tiling ¢ 1s loyal artments. 10, Plans he wilt hav —_—_—»—__— Room at the Top, rom the London Chrontele ) was m and dysi. that has been the ern League for fiv ~ 6 accomplished some. mbition of the tars. v lew of good measure out pleasantly In the CREAM OATMEAL HAVE IT TO-MORROW MORNING ~- FORMERLY | —_eaae EXPANSION of 14 to 3 that cannot possibly be obtained elsewhere. Silverware Dept. O'Neill Home Furnishing Store—Basement. (Formerly O'Neill Building.) Warranted for one year. 50 is chives, 6 1 sugar rye patterns: French gray, bead edge, scroll and Actual value 86, at..... $4.50 Upholstery Dept. ill Homefurnishing Store—First Floor. Taffetone and Art Tickings; a large beautiful de: color effects. Actual value 3. gured Silkoline, new, pr actual value 12c; at, yard. ‘adras Curtains, newest colors. Ac| 86 oO * 49c! Printed assortment of nost popular t, Dati... $4.75) China Dept. Store—Basement. $2.50 value $1.85, at. $1.50) mphora Vases, actual value $2.50, at... In @ variety of different AR value 59¢ to 98c, at puillon Cups and Saucers, Tea Cup Saucers, Chocolate Cups and Saucers,| After-Dinner Coffee Cups and Sauce: Salad, Fruit, Bread and Butter Plates, in a variety of patterns; actual value 35¢ 25¢ to Tc, at $15.98 $9.87 2c ‘he O'Neill Homefurnishing $2.98, at Sets; actual value $22.50, at actual value $14.98, at.. at, each... . tual value 49¢ dozen, at, each Coat Dept. O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor. (Formerly Adams Building.) quarter coats of broad- cloth and covert, all silk or tailor satin $7.75 lined. Actual value up to 812.50, at. Women's Long Black Broadcloth Coats. All lined throughout; fancy collar; vel et] value up to Actual .. $14.75 | | Suit Dept. | O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor. | (Formerly Adams Building.) fomen’s Suits. Chiffon broadcloth suits in black and colors; lined with silk peau de cygne. | For women and small women, $19.75 | Actual value $29.75, at..... 's Dresses and Frocks. In velvets,| s, serges and cloths—plain and fancy Actual value #25 614.751 Girls’ Coat Dept. O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor (Formerly Adams Building Girls’ Long Coats. In plain colors, some trimn some plain, Sizes 8 to 12. Actual value $12.75, at $7.50 Lace Dept. O'Neill Main Store Third Floor Formerly Adams Building. sucker, cham-| pinen, Cluny and lec 23) Children's Sweaters, Torchon Laces and In- at Actual value We to 40c, at Ses Ay 27c Trimmed with em broidery, Actual vo #5.25, at. $2.19 + lored Lawn Batiste Robes. Changeable tted borders. Actual value #19, | 4. CONAN $7.50 Women’s and Children’s Underwear Dept. O'Neill, Main Store—Third Floor. (Formerly Adams Building.) 10 |Women's Lisle Union Suits. Low neck; sleeveless; knee length ce and silk Actual value 50c, at... 39c¢ W » gray and fancy colored borders, Actual value $1.95 $0 ORGR: AUicasssessrcareronaned $1.49 trimmed, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Dept. O'Neill Main Sto: rmerly Ada Men's Engli Suits; sizes tual values #32, at.. Boys’ Reefer: and white. value $10, at. Boys’ Blouses. tual value 45: | Boys’ Hats; in Actual value $: to $5.50, at.... |Men's Suits a including all $25 to Actual $ re—Second Fl ams Building) ish Walking 35 to 38. Ac- $7.50 in tan, blue 4. 0:25 bat” Sto sesovi styles. vor nd Overcoats; ; the best styles of suits and overcoats. Actual value up $ to $15, at... 0.98! Men's Underwear Depar O'Neill Main St Formerly Adu tment ore—First Floor ams Building Men's Knit Underwear; bro- ken sizes of in medium weights. Act ugs 81 to $1.2 various styles, and heavy ual val- 69c 5 Men's Hose Dept. O'Neill Main St and domestic colors, lisle and cot- tons, 19e to 25 |Men's Hoadc a s lisle, in black ors. tual 35e to 50e, at Actual ees First. Floor Building) imported », in black and 122c ile plaited and and fancy col- values 25¢ |Men’s Imported Balbriggan Underwea ioned glov Actual val fash- 95c ribbed, itting. at Men's Furnishing Dept. O'Neill Main Sto: ( rly Adams Building.) Men's Coat Sweaters. All-wool and worsted; Oxford gray, also d brown, trimmed with Ox. 7° $A 'to 46, A $2.15 Plain and pleated bosoms, in all siz plightly handled, but all Actual value 81, ut 40c Men's Silk Suspenders, | Actual value 81, ut 50c Mufflers of merce on, with clasp at neck, A Ae 5c, at 10c, Men's All-Silk Neckwear. Actual value 50c and O5e, at 25C} Men's All-Silk Neckwear. ic, at 1$C Penne d and d tie sikky in various ‘orts and age, in the regular four-in-hane also shield b and teck Lamp Dept. O'Neill Home | Store— bb (Formerly O'Neill i jing.) Electric Lamps. Odd pieces, all wired ¢ lete with 6 fect of cord, ment of shades Values up to 84, at se. $2.98 Electric Lamps. A_ large assort- ment of styles and finish Actual value # re-~First Floor, 49 to $11.50, at $5 Waist Dept. ONeill (Formerly Adams Building.) Lingerie Waists. F high and low neck effects; lon, quarter sleoves. Actua Foulard Silk Waists. $ 1 value 13.75, at.. tucked front and trimmed with side ruffle. Actual value 86. Batiste W: » Yoke tucked Aetual value 5c, at... Hi and tucked back, | Marquisette Wi white embroidered. quarter sleeves, O'Neill Main Sto Valenciennes and laces, Actual value 6c 50 also Venise |i and 75e; at. ne ne! and Valen 50c, at. Actual val 4 und $5, and-Embroidered Lingerie Wais less, with clusters of pin tucks over shoulder ctual value $3, at. . ctual value 84, Actual valu Neckwear Dept. Chiffon and Satin Evening 95, at eff Main Store—Third Floor. Light and dark th $2.95 of fine tucking; and sleeves and collar, : 65c¢ Collar- * $2) Fronts of the waist 83, at... re—First Floor (Formerly Adams Building) Dutch Collars of lawn and linen, trimmed with 10c ana 19¢ Collar and Cuff Sets of fine St. Gall Embroidery, | | Actual value 60c Cluny and Actual value at. Toilet Goods Dept. O'Neill Main Store—First Floor. (Formerly Adams Building.) ve $2.95 new three- $2 Jabots, of net and batiste trimmed with Cluny Violet Ammonia. Largo size bottle; Excelsior Brand. Actual value 19, at. Genuine unscented, Tooth Brushes. Handlea; + 60 brushes. Actual value 10c, 7 Kalish © Cold Cream. good quality. Actual Borecee Corset O'Neill Maia Sto (Formerly Ada Madame Irene, regular length, nic Actual value 1.25., Children's Petticoats Actual value trimmed at Night Gowns hicely te ‘hetu ut ats Childre "s Sleeping Garm value 50¢, at Girls’ come-off buttons Actual value 25c, at Size laV Combinations, «it li ers and drawers, 0 and knee-length petticoats, | nicely trimmed, Actual value 1.25 Chemises, trimmed bottoms. or ly trimmed, | and Boys’ HL. e w. Waist “One-half value £5c, i Dept. re—First Floor ma Building) ida, C. Bo not all sizes in each made, Odd models. value | and Drawers, ¢ #5c and 0c, valu ‘ments. Av tual sltolt Ib. . 21e R. “Special assortment of tins; & G., $2.50 A eaeeren 28" 2 etual value 8, 82.50, at, $1.25) $3. Actual value $8, at... $1.50) ” $4 Actual value &10, at $5 Muslin Underwear Dept. | O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor (Formerly Adams Building Gowns trimmed with lace and in low, high, Empire, rand V styles. Actual Petticoats in an endless variety | At of styles. Actual valu nicely . 45e Never See Our Greatest of All Book Sales on Another Page of This Paper Oo meg > but | MAI XIN, STORE} stablished in this Great Expansion Sale, and a personal investigation will bear out the statement. nd enlargement of departments is the incentive for a readjustment of stocks which has forced Expansion Sale The public must be made familiar with the convenien arel in the O'NEILL. MAIN STORE (former! URNISHING STORE, directly o No event of the season will class with it. Adams Building osite. Comparison Proves Our Underprice Supremacy ifteen different ry Royal Wilton Ru and thi rn and Redeem Surety Rebuildin t , and Homefur- Savings Rug Dept. O'Neill Home Furnishing Store—Basement (Formerly O'Neill Building) In two popular sizes, 8 10}4 feet and 9x12 feet, Kotual ee value 887.80 and 635, at.......... $29.50 Axminster Rugs. Oriental styles and quality. Sine Oxi@ feet. Actual value $24.50, at... $19.75 China Dept. O'Neill Home Furnishing Store—Basement (For ilding) O'N Decorated China value 820, at. rated China Punch Bowls. value 69c to 81, at......... Sugar and Cream Sets. White with gold lines. Actual value 75, at.. Spun Brass Uaeteue ‘Jars. value $2.08, at 50c aires 35c . $2.25 Hair Goods Dept. O'Neill Main Store—Second Floor (Formerly Adams Building) Chignon Puffs. Containing 24 to &7 pulls, real hair. Actual value $3, at. . Hair Switches. 4 inches long, real hair, Actual value 83, a - $2.25 Hair Rolls. 24 inches long, real hair, as- sorted shades. Actual value 50c, at..... IDC Halt Nets. Real hair, well-ma sorted shades. Actual value 15 $1.75 Sewing Machine Dept. e, Beleoay. "Aue Main Buildi (Formerly Adams Build American Sewing Machines. value 815, at + $12 Ball bearing stand, automatic ‘$h2 winder, self-setting needle, and full set of at- tachments Candy Dept. Veill Main Building, Basement. (Formerly Adams Building.) Fancy Snapping Mottoes. actual value 69¢ to 98e, ent in pink, yellow, ehh green, red and assorted, with hats, caps, toys or favors. Baby Carriage Dept. O'Neill Main Store—Basement (Formerly Adams Building) Sturgis’ Collapsible Go-Carts. Made of bicycle tubing, nickel-plated, spring seat. Act value 86; at.. Berens Sturgis’ Go-Cart. With hood tubing frame and pushes, value 812.50; at Pullman Sleeper er's sample line, best quality reed. Running gears guaranteed for one year. Actual value 818 to #20; at, | 21cl* Book Dept. O'Neill Main Store—First Floor. (Formerly Adams Building.) House Cook Book, 55 c All leatherette with safety ed stamp box, calendar, a gl e 64, at shaken fala Complete Works. | Cloth, with Actual value $1.10 full gold back; boxed, Bound ja cloth; holding 2, at Post Card Albums, from $00 to 600 post cards, Actual valuo 3c, atey.. . 19¢ Grocery re O'Neill Main Store Basement, (Formerly Adams Building.) We reserve the right to limit quantities. Surety Brand Baked Beans in Tomato Large cans; regular value Ie, 9 e . 9c id value 12c can, for.. ony eg eager se ot