The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1911, Page 9

Justice Kapper Wants to Be The Appellate Division of the Su-| SR COOP VENEER RE SER te TORULE ON QUEER MURDER TANGLE: witnesses who swore that he was in _— > -— @ got aboard @ train 6 to the city. automobile form Milton Point, just a fow min and the chauff Wallace's obstructed t his car, When Wallace asked him Brooklyn that very day. Magistrate Kempner adjourned that hearing and at a second one the fore- man of the Illinois clay mine and other Witnesses from Collinsville identified Gemma as the man who had committed the murder, The Magistrate held Gemma for extradition, and his lawyer, Hector MoG, Curren, obtained a writ of a few minutes tat replied with epithets. Then, as am ¢ said Justice Kap- per to-day after he had heard all the Jevidence and had quoted from numer- ous opinions in similar cases, “that Gemma was not !n Ill!nols when the crime is aaid to have been tommitted and that we are in the presence of a case where the proof of the allbl is complete and satisfactory.” quickly and the chauffeur fell. Sustained in Sending to Illinois for Trial. cheered, and the to call “All Aboi four m| 8 Ii jumped led @ eye. street friends who had just heard how he had thrashed a chauffeur Monday had arrived | where he itves, before train time, » Who collided with | ‘ay to the station with get out of the way, he is said to have) broker stepped out of his car he struck at Wallace's head. Wallace came back | As the men fought the passengers In conductor forgot 1” until the train was | When Wallace finally chauffeur had to be| He couldn't see out of either preme Court of recess, was especially rooklyn, which is in| reconvened this alibi by But he added that the question of the the defense is one to be decided extradition papers in the history of the Appellate Dtviston that such a Gemma, wh six-months-old Fifth s Dias a ta con Ri © court and the jury in the place ‘res er ag RF LJ the alleged éffense was commit- PRAISE THIS SHAMPOO Kapper, of the Supreme Court, to hear! tea, and he dismissed the writ and re- an appeal from a decision which he] manded the prisoner. e ; pa handed down earlier in the day {n the} ‘This meant that Gomma would have ‘The best hair specialists no long- case of Vito Gonma, a workman for a| to go back to Iilinots, but Justice Kap-|¢F recommend soap for shampooing,” | firm of contractors, for whom the po-| per was desirous of having @ precedent | § Martyn in the Denver Call. Hee of Collinsville, Til, have obtained | established and requested the Appellate ali in soaps has been found to tuinous effect on the hair by stroying the lustre and color, dull, lifeless, streaky hair with split ends. “In place of soap and It ts the first time) Division to reconvene and hear the ap- peal. is has happened. a TRAIN HELD AS BROKER . charged a repal 0, 0 shampoos, experts on hair culture . mm ot] PUNCHES A CHAUFFEUR, |shepocs, sxperte on halt culture gay both men working th 0 eine | oo ae simple, inexpensive shampoo that Passengers Cheer and Conductor Forgets to Call “All Aboard!” Until Bout Is Over, his wife and North with abundant lather of this cleanses perfectly, removes all and dandruff, rinses easily and ma’ Kemp. | a hid! William —H. Wallace, — sometimes | the hair dry very quickly. for | called “the youn, member of te! “Canthrox destroys dandruff, man, | Stock Exchange," s busy to-day re-litching of the scalp I time |cetving congratulations from Wall lustrous, soft and v BEAUTY SPECIALISTS ' causin, bleached, prepared by dissolving a teaspoonful | of canthrox in a cup of hot water. The} shampoo | at | | ter, | to the de- | red, al- | ery | is just | kes ht in Our Building) TELEPHONE MADISON SG, 8200 When You Want Us to Call for Them MODERATE STORAGE CHARGES Bend for Schedule The Biue Ribbon Ewent of the Season In Straw Hats for Men of Fashion Sale of Men’s Sample Straw Hats From the Celebrated Firm of Samuel Mundheim & Co., 15 Astor Place, N. Y., and comprising Their Entire Collection—More Than 2000 Hats Regularly Sold f At $2 Each "ea enh ad From the Atlantic to the Pacific, Mundheim Straw Hats are retailed for $8, $4 and $5. None bearing this firm’s name is ever made to be sold for less. The sample hats are naturally exponents of the whole range of the season’s best styles; and it is counted an achievement to secure them, when the firm has done with them, to sell at retail this early in the season to the men who appreciate such fine hats. We place these hats—the entire sample collection—on sale tomorrow, and give the whole Main Aisle to the proper display of this splendid “plum.” There are scores of styles and dimensions, and an important feature— because so unusual—is that there are ALL SIZES FROM 67% to 734 IN EVERY STYLE-—with the LARGEST QUANTITIES of the most POPULAR STYLES. Hats to suit every man’s head—and taste: Sennits with low crown and wide brim. Split Straws with low and high crown and wide and narrow brim. Mackinaw Straw with pencil curl. At $2—For Regular $3, $4 and $5 Qualities It’s by long odds the best straw hat news of the year. Quick service; hats arranged according to sizes. The advantages of early selection from the unbroken collection are obvious. Main Floor Most Important June Sale of Blouses $40,000 Worth of Finely Made Blouses in Scores of Styles $1, regularly $1.50 and $2 $3.95, regularly $5 and $6 $1.50, regularly $2.50 and $3 $4.75, reguigrly $6.95 $2, regularly $3.50 to $4 $5.75, regularly $7.50 and $8.75 $3, regularly $4.75 to$5.50 $6.75, regularly $10.75 and $12.75 Since its advent last September the Gimbel Store has become famous particu- larly for its large collection of Blouses and its extraordinary Blouse Sales, But without a doubt this will be our sale of sales. We have never attempted any- thing like it before, and we are quite sure that its equal has never been held in New York Milan Straw in Racquet and Telescope , with snap brim or pencil edge. ghorns in Telescope and Racquet shape. shay is a belated June Sale. Originally we had planned it for the first of not fully prepared then, and rather than present a sale in a i way we postponed it until tomorrow. | months ago several of the best blouse makers promised us their entire n overlots of materials, laces and embroideries—such as they had been making un in our blouses all season. Then we gave them our own models after which to fashion these blouses. This practically makes the value of these blouses twofold. But there isanother part to this Sale—anda very important one. We havetaken hundreds of blouses from our stock—some of them have only been here a little while, and none of them has been here very long—and lessened the prices to meet those at which we are able to sell the blouses especially made for this Sale. Every conceivable style of I » is included in this event—with high or low neck, long or short sleeves in kimono and regulation s. No matter how the styles may differ, each is a typical Lingerie Blouse of daintiness and charm—fine white French batistes, Persian lawns, French voiles and marquisettes and English e: embroideries; trimmed with fine Valenciennes lace, thread laces, of remarkable beauty, and many with real laces including Irish, Hand-embroidery domi- nates—either in all-white or colors. All sizes from 34 to 44 The workmanship of every Blouse is as neat as you would make it yourself, The Sale will be held in the regular Blouse Shop and the adjoining sections on the Third Floor— as we wish to hane the Sale assembled in one place, so that everyone may choose from the entire collection, N. B.—These Blouses will only be sold on the Third Floor—None on Main Floor. GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST, Sample Leather Goods Many Lots at Half Women's Hand Bags, the greatest variety, eebuding, pracelcally all the season's best styles; in such desirable leathers as seal-grain, goat seal, real teal; morocco, vachette, walrus and calf. Also silk and satin Bags. Just as desirable as if you paid full prices. $1.00 to $1.50 Bags, 600 $1.50 to $2.00 Bags, 76¢ Money-Saving Opportunities in the Gimbel We Never Offered Better Values in Men’s and Boys’ Clothing $34,300 Worth of Reliable piel Summer Clothing for $18,400 “~ This means that you may purchase that new Summer Suit, raincoat or flannel trousers at close to half price. QUALITY AND STYLES AS HIGH AS THE PRICES ARE LOW. For this Clothing was not made up for a sale,* but selected from regular stocks of manufacturers of good standing. We have also taken heavy reductions in our own $2.00 to $2.50 Bags, $1.00 $2.50 to $4.00 Bags, $1.60 h C $3.00 to $5.00 Bags, $2.00 Vatintie dh att stocks. In every way this is a most unusual opportunity to othing. Styles are right; just what are wanted; quantities large enough for all, and at prices that - $4.00 to $6.00 Bags, $2.60 A great collection of Leather Goods, including the most wanted Purses, Card Cases, Wallets, Bill and Coin Rolls, Bill Books, Three Folds and Pocketbooks and Leather Cases. Half Price at 26c, 50c and 750 $3.75 Cowhide Traveling Bags, $2.60; Oxford style; leather lined; brass trimmed and all sizes. $6 to 97 Traveling Bags, $4.75; sewed jges_ and corners: riveted frame; 16 to 18 inches, $10 Oxford Bags, leather; all sewed frames; corners and edges; leather lined; inside pocket; $6; of sole 16 to 18 inches. $12 Black Walrus Bags, $9; English sewed frames, edges and cor- ners; leather lined; sizes 16 to 18 inches. $6 Sole Leather Suit Cases, 60; sewed corners; reinforced handles and well made throughout; linen lined; with shirt pocket; 24 inches only. Subway Store, Balcony Five Specials in Table Tumblers y well-made in four styles: tures, for Paya Ot 216 to 16 years. Three Styles of Heavy Tumblers, Norfolk, 7 to 13 years; double-breasted, Boys’ 75c ki Knickerbock- 18¢ dozen. 8 to 17 years; Sailor, 5 to 10 years; Russian, ers, 36¢ ‘ ucla se Tumblers, 30¢ 214 to 7 years. Sul ‘ rea] 5 to 17 years; just what is . Boys’ $4.60 Suits at $2.6 wanted. Nicely Etched Tumblers, Se each. |] $1.65 Double-breasted and Norfolk styles;| We reserve the right to limit the earrene rete de each. some with extra knickerbockers; in many Brae ote tar alae $3, a e1ge smart new mixtures; sizes 3 to 17 years. hildren’s 50c Rompers at 25c dozen. Bubway Beore, Lower Fier & Subway Store, Balcony, 23d Street Side | 900 in the lot; sizes 2 to 7 years. Sale of Women’s $11.50 to $15 Silk Dresses kind. A Sweeping Clearance of ’ at 38c Yd. Women’s Coats Half ilk, in 29 of the season's bet she colors, 27-i e, sof That Were $15 to $25 and More, and ning wil make up beautle fully. Made to sell at 85c, now 38¢ No Ww $7.50 yd. Subway Storo, Lower Floor About 200 Coats in the collection in over fifty styles, including many of the best selling models, but only one, two and up to a half dozen of a Hence this radical reduction to effect an immediate clearance. There are full-length Coats, three- quarter Coats and short Coats at this | extremely low price. », Raglan and strictly tailored models; give you the bulk of the profit, leaving little or none for ourselves and makers. Men’s and Youth’s $12 and $15 All- Wool Suits, $7.75 Two and three piece models. A top notch selection of Summer fabrics, such as: Gray, brown or tan mixtures, fancy blue serges, plain blue serges, pencil-striped serges, all-wool crash n light, medium and dark grays. Some half lined; others full lined to 46 inch chest measure. Men's $18, $20 Suits, $12.50 Handsome Suits from ouf regular stock; also equally fine Suits from several of our best makers, sizes 33 to 46. Men’s $15 Raincoats, $8.60; Men’s $6.50 Mohair Dust- ‘Slip-ons, new tan and ers, $3.76 dl ate Sh with velvet col-! 4 favorite with automo- Men's $15 Light Weight bilists. Other good styles. Overcoats, $10 's $4.50 Fl Light, medium and dark a hehe as” Fee ane er sttion Goats,g2| All-wool white flannel, with Plain black or gray alpaca.| neat pin stripes. \ Br Men's $3 and $3.50 Trousers, $1.75 Light and medium wor- steds, cassimeres, cheviots. Youths’ $10 Suits at $5 600 Suits; all the new styles and thoroughly good Suits; sizes 15 to 22. ’ : < : Boys’ Wash Suits Averaging One-half Price Sailor Suits, 5 to 10 years, Russian Suits, 214 to 8 years. Attrac- tive Suits well made and finished, In the best of patterns and color- ings and such tine materials as Ducks Madras Chambrays Cheviots Pique ¢ ialatea 75c to $1 Suits, 45c ; $1.25 and $1.50 Suits, at 65c / $1.75 and $2 Suits, at 85c if Boys’ $5 All-Wool Blue Serge Boys’ $3 Suits at $1.65 ] Suits, $3 orfolk, double-breasted, sailor Guaranteed all-wool and posi-}and Russian styles; of Cassimeres tively fast color. And thoroughly | and Cheviots, in brown or gray mix- 85c Satin Shantung, Framed Pictures at About Half £00 Colored Landscape and | Figure Subjects, in attractive gilt Hares, 16x20 1n.;, regularly $1, at iC. | 300 Colored Pictur | good subjects, sizes }2x24'and 16x20 |in.; in handsome gilt and gold burnished ornamented frames; reg- ularly $2, at 960. 60 Etchings and Colored Land- S-in. dark oak frames, gilt linings, 16x66 in.; 0, is good news for you: 2,880 pairs Me: Wednesday's lin think the s tive yet. Especially in AA to C widths; 3, in rnany unusual collection of good styles for men youths, at $2.36 a pair, 672 pairs Women’s Regal Shoes Semi-fitted, up to 5, and a fair variety of large sizes. of broadcloths, serges, tweeds and fancy pumiwy high aloes and slippers. y : : 7s a r ind a splendid variety in sizes up to 6; TOC es frames square’ or ovals matin | sae in bronze and tan shoes from \ Coats from our regular stock that | $9.50, ‘at $1.75. Subway, Balcony | {°,{/ Your mang them, st ¢ ithe | were $15 to $25 and more, now! These Pietty annie aa 2 ‘’ $7.60. Subway Store, Baloony | D lubway Store, Balcony resses at $1 Misses’ All-Linen Suits, $3.75 Stylish Suits, single or double breasted coats and gored skirts, panel front | and back, in tan, natural and gray, sizes 14, 16, 18, at $3.75. | Misses’ Linen Suits at $5.75; with blue linen sailor coll and-white striped silk sailor collar; exceptionally attracti and 18. Misses’ $10 and $13 Tailored Suits, $7.60, Many styles, such as black-and-white checked worsteds, gray Lomespuns, blue and black ser also white serge with black satin shawl collar edged with pencil stripe; sizes 14, 16 and 15. Misges’ Middy Blouses, sizes 6 to 14, at $1, White Goods Remnants _ Regularly 18c, 20c and 25c Yard, l@ Bey Now 9 Cents Yard : 40-in, Persian and French Lawns. 27 and 82-in. Mercerized Madras, Gl He 40-in. Mercerized Lingerie Ba- _27-in. Dimities and ¢ e | ‘ ue ut $1.60. | id ! Subway Store, Balcony _| in. White Nainsook. English Longeloth. . imported and domestic Fig- ured and Dotted Swisses, 2to 10-yd. lengths; regularly 18¢, 20¢ and 26¢ yd., now 8¢, BROADWAY NEW VORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. Subway Store, Lower Floor Of good lawn, white ground, with blue, laven- der, pink or black 4 figures; Dutch so blacke eeven With im. | 60 Ruffled Muslin Curtains, 60¢ 14, 16 | 1, yds. long, in four attractive am Lace Curtains, long, white and ecru, made withDutch | fast color. k and three he ubway Store Handkerchiefs Away Under-Price An importation just received. Odd lots and surplus stocks of several of the best man tion of the quality of these Handker+ chiefs. broic good quality, A sp) Summer Women’s 10¢ Handkerchiefs, 6¢ Of Insh linen, hemstitehed, narro 7 hems, unlaundered. Of fine shamrock linen, er2ss-barred or plain, or all around. Women’s 10¢ Handkerchiefs, fe Embroidered with wreaths initials; unlaundered; borders and initials to mateh, hand-embroidered. Women's 10c Handkerchiefs, 6e Of linen; Handkerchiefs. Women's Handkerchiefs, 6 for 206 White, a box; Children’s Handkerchiefs, 24¢ dos, White Handkerchiefs, herstitehed; regularly 36¢ doz. Men's Handkerchiefs, $e Plain white hemstitched Bandkere chiefs; also colored borders. Men's Handkerchiefs, 6 for 400 A variety of attractive initials; rege ularly 6 for 75e. Men's 60c Handkerchiefs, 180 Of fine linen, with colored medallion and iuitials in colors. Another Offering of SampleJewelry good and styles for Peso Perhaps you will find some thing suitable for gifts | among them. $1 to $2.60 Gold-Filled Lockets, '66c, heart or round Hi or set with stones. to $1.50 Gold-Filled Neck PD errno 0c; coral ar jet, ity and attractive. at $5.50 No Let Up to the Demand for REGAL Shoes, at $2 and - $2.35 a Pair Stamped “Surplus” and “Factory Rejects” of $3.50, $4 and $5 Regal Shoes, but see for yourself how hard it is to find the hurts, Perhaps you were unable to make a selection last week. Here Rogal Shoes, arrived just in time for e mort attrac- are sizes High and low shoes in black dull leathers, patent leather and tan Russia calf.s A very and just received. A wonderful assortment of styles In rou'll All $1.50 Scrim Curtains, 75c Pair 214 yds. long, ecru and cream, very desirable for Summer. $5 ‘‘Sundour” Curtains, $4.26 pr. Unfadable; light and attractive, in ed, gold, green and blue, 20c Fishnet Curtaining, 12c yd, Ecru, in block patterns. &! ance Lace Curtains, p pire effect. An | $2.40 pair, 3 yds. long, white only. 16c Burlap, 9¢ yd. 36 in. wide, in Subway Store, Balcony extra good value cable 1 with lace insertion | red, green and blue. } . ly ner motifs. ? Se ae Lawn | $3.76 Stenciled Scrim Curtains, Wit ean untain Beds: 206 eae 1 House Dress, | $2-50pair, 2%, yds. long, 40 in. wide, i 27 to 5a in, f 1,000 Yards of Old Fashioned Rag Carpet Regularly 60c Yard, Now 30c Regularly 40c Yard, 100 Rag Carpet Mats, 3 x 4ft., regularly 60c, now30¢6 Subway Store, Lewer Floor Subway Store, Lower Floor vufacturers of Beltast, ted from other producing cene ery low prices are no indigae Many of them ce ed in dainty patterns, all are many exeeptionally fine, id oppor unity to purchase s ply. Women's 25¢ to 500 Handkerchiefs, 12},¢ Embroidered in one corner with col heer cross-barred shamrock also allover embroidered Swiss with open-work initials. 6 ia regularly 30¢. Subway Store, Balcoug Roman chased, B84 to 11K. Now 20c tions’ SG THE SUNDAY WORLD'S Makes more “Offers of Posi- WANT DIRECTORY 5 *than any other two mediums in the universe, }