The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1911, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 30, OKBOARDTRUST FRENCH MUSIC 243554290 SPRECKELS ADMITS. VST BG LINER | “DEAL TOSHUT OUT | TO DISUSS PLAN 191i. ! k Ne re snowing thelr” aeneationaliam td | GETS PRISON TERM FOR i ie y ai cI it hene gnorance by demanding lengthen | STEALING WORLD WAGON. plers—because Gowantts Bay could ho Brooklyn Horse Thief Must Spend all the ships crowded out of the Hi son—said to-day that he approac at Least Two Years in . Sing Sing. In passing sentence Judge Melons Ge clared that there seemed te be em or- ganized band of horsethieves operating in New York and having ite head- quarters in Brooklyn. “But they will find, as you have found,” the Judge a, “that the olimate of New not salubrious for Brooklyn treated through the ac- the subject with an open mind From the casual remarks of the com- | misstoners to-day it gathered that they would be almost unanimous In asking INDICTED INNEW | TOHAVE INNING AT } ‘the War Department to modify ity pro-| Wiliam Engler of No, %1 Sixteenth ‘of Herbert C, Rolstsny who te In Hibition against the extension of the Street, Brooklyn, who on March 11 tet] charge of The World's de! try wervice. 5 | Pler line into the river. stole a World delivery wagon and a| Tiring of the failure of thr pilice torn | Commissioner Tomkins had a report, Val je horse at William and Frank-| the thief down, Itolston aatertook im: \ of the Dock Department bl tae fe | le A fd to-day by’ Sherlock Hetea ~Aotd > — —__~.>—— el ig that thel bs vatl or ed a Pi 1 Le <u | sailing. of ‘the Lue tania at the time of | peed to not less than tho veut nna “rhe kg 4 iad, bee ., H s, ' rT] oo) ival of t je off th «| not more thi f h 4 the “Club” Is Said to Be Suc-|Bight-Day Festival Opened. | Tells How California-Hawaiian | Mayor and Commissioners of | {%*,2"" bier Tast Wednesday” Br te | OT ec ee ee er of te Wet od bee j “ | them that there was plenty of room in == — - ——__——- ee ee cessor to Dissolved Fibre for Wage-Earners and Company Closed Down ‘New York and New Jersey | the channet for the required extensions a é \ idl A i tatiin iin, | Factory for Three Years, Lunch on Olympic. KILLED BY FIRE ESCAPE. JAMES McCREERY & CO. a. | 1 - | "7 Y on - \fayor Gaynor and the New York and e ACCUSE _INDIVIDUALS.|BIG THRONG ATTENDS. | UTM, Fee aan eink |itew Tatey GiLlN Cotielisions on tH 23rd Street 34th Street ' —_— Refining Company of Callfornta told the| nethening of North River piers] One man was killed and another tn-| | - ¥ " oun 8 1 " . som. | unehed to-day on the big new White) Jur i Officers and Agents Named—|Evening World’s Coupons En-| Tertee Conley that the carmeane sa ines | Star tiner Olymplc aa the questa of the| Teer of the residence of Charles 1. | On Tuesday and Wednesday, : Bernheimer, dry goods merchant, at) International Mercantile Marine Com- . Jail Sentences and Fines Will Be Demanded. A strong indictment under the erim- able Family of Four to At- tend for Half a Dollar. ‘The eight days’ musical festival open. ntered into an agreement with the Call- fornta and Hawatian Sugar Company losing down the latter's sugar factory and keeping {t out of the cane sugar arket for three years 8 8 ome of the allegations in the pany. P. A. B, Franklin acted as host. Mayor Gaynor went to the Chelsea plera with his secretary, Mr. Adamson, and his personal bodyguard, Lieut. Ken. nell, There he was met by J. Bruce Ia. may of the White Star Line and the No. 18 East Sixty-fourth street, fell from the fifth floor into the yard. The house {s being remodel! were employed by the contractors. ‘The dead man was Carl John, twenty- nine years old, of No. 107 East Fighty- , and the men). June the 27th and 28th a SILK DEPARTMENTS. tn Both Stores. exovernment’s bill in the Sugar |” ninth street. The other ie Alexander ‘ . y fnat provision of the Sherman jaw, | 4 !n Madison Square Garden inst night | Trust case, Mr. Spreckels wald counsel | COMmissioners, who had come trom they Moraska of No. 3% East One Hundred ‘McCreery Silks’ per _ Battery on a Dock Department tug. 4 Twenty-second street. John fell! Grawn by United States District Attor.| With nearly every sent occupied by a| wssured him the transection was en- | DEttey one ee at many Doak a an nty: john fel ney Henry A. Wise, was returned to-| Patent or child attracted by the edu- Mn bin bad a hether | @ssioner Tomkins and State Bagineee tr ihc Deneylerice BaaBiLAL tere tk Famous over half a Century. ay by the Federal Grand Jury againet | °Ational movement to provide music at sad 4 seolition oF Uri whether | J. A. Bensel of the New York Commis-| goon died. Moraska, who was on ihe the Eastern Box Board Club, alleged to insta stan ft wan “Russian iste” Trnat 1aw nropea ed Cree arty [sion and J. Spencer Smith and Ernest J.| ground, was struck by pleces of iror | Sale of Twelve Thousand Yards of Heavy be the successor of the dissolved Fibr © frequent encores demanded » My Heppenhelmer of the New Jersey Com- ly slighty hurt. is ' Rarsredls Avesuacee Modest Altschuler, conductor of tie; _ WAOLA ie eels |e ere mission were present. W. , Dickson, | ne cn eugene, | All Silk Shantung Pongee, Natural ‘Ecru. i In the indictment—the first of a new Lene Lsdor nina ee aie Aclthi | Nikolat Sokoloff, violinist. The pro-| The Callfornia-Hawaltan Company, Sept kway OF ‘the Sieal invention ee | 27 inches wide. soc per yard series of govermental trust prosecutions ered an elaborate and diMeuit pro- he said, had lost about $600,000 the year| Washington. He 1s Vice-President of | aes te a —the officers and agents of paper board eAted THe MOUAOTAL STA; wuIte. IHN etl Thomas) before, They had heavy: raw sugat| the United States Steel Corporation, ‘ manufacturing corporations and copart-| tire educational movement has been res jeBetn|holdines in Glawall and wanted to close) By unanimous vote of all concerned st] (6P SDSHIINE On Sa Cectae Imported Black Satin Messaline........ nerships included in the membership of | cet | ound brine AR FOR THE| lunch before making an inspection of | Carkhuff returned to his home at No, | 50c the Eastern Box Board Club are| These concerts are in a way a test of | Valentine Arta, + Gounod) PAID $150,000 A YEAR FO! the cradle Dullt out into the river to| 28 West Second street yesterday on! per yard charged with being an dlegal combina-| the pubdiic’a desire to have the best | Phanteste, “Fa iounod SUGAR PLANT. accommodate the giant Olympic tempo- | crutches. Carkhuff dropped one of the) vale 1 tion in restraint of trade. there is in music placed within the; ® Prelude, int-Saens) ePhey asked us to leave their plant rarily and to study !ts effect upon ba aie i eiaeree aan crenata | . b. mu ee pc : . hi yi d ht het - | tramMc, pic! up, end 3 te alleged that the paper board) reach of all. They were planned oy | in ee Marionette. A ROU | oe ee eae it tne oon. | ‘Mayor Gaynor, though he sald at a| from heart disease, He wae seventy makers in the course of © few monthe/committes under the direction of Julius, 1 March of vette... Gouned | tracts for Hawaiian sugar,” sald ae. tediaen “ak ce Bush Ferkstnal “ake (soapy old Hopp, director of the Wage Farne Intermission 20 minutes, Spreckles. “I agreed to lease it wit) 2 after the FYore and Manila Association! 1 .cPie as a preliminary to the bigger | Batt Mute ia eeesDettes | he proviso that we WASHAPLE DRESS GOODS. 1m Both Stores, was ordered dissolved organized the | work Mr. Hopp has undertaken, that of | |i. frtermens et Valse Lento, about 60,000 tons a nn Eastern Box Board Club to continue) furnishing high-clasa music and per- leer ae 60,000 a year for the havi y the business methods denounced as un-|formances of the classic dramas on Gili | ee Dee reer CULLING, Pasees ene ee’ | ae WQS NS NN . * lawful. public school playgrounds during the Gacaand | Monee HOt hey . Sale of Fifteen Thousand Yards of Silk / ‘The defendants, deing individuals in-| summe BANA ay you could go In and use the and Cotton Foulard,— printed stripes or stead of corporations, in the event of| The Evening World's dally coupon, ig at the Carl Theatre| factory?” asked Representative Madi- fi : . + convictions being secured, Mr. Wise! printed on the second page. gives an op-| at Vienna, and also in Gratz, Prague | gon igures in a large variety of styles and colors. r will urge jail sentences as well as the|portunity for @ family of four to hear | and Haden, He taught Harnardo Ols-| «yes, tf our factory Aisabled we d ‘ imposition of heavy fines. the concert for) centa, Any Adult may | eee ae ea een eee ccampany; [could use that factory 25¢ per yar 4 ‘The total daily capacity of the mills|securo choice seat at the concert BY | dpera singers Mr. Spreckels sald he feared the Tease Irish Dy i H of the corporations and copartnerships | presenting tits coupon at the box of-| ‘The projectors of the concerts had Ne morecttu nate sa with OLE deat SASS \ AR AAS “ eee ris} ress Linen, pure white, grass mentioned in the indictment fe 1,003/fice with % cents, This entitles him|not counted on such success and had}, Mr. Spreckel removal. 0 5 saan - : _ i ‘ tons. to bring along a child, who will be| placed the orchestra stage close to the| Wer wemosses (iat removal of the @ue For Infants and © bleach. 36 inches wide. 35¢ per yard ‘The defendants named in the indict-| given a seat with tts parent with no/| Centre of the Garden, leaving the por-| dustry, “Take part of the tariff off, In | r value O00 ment are: Additional expense, ‘Thus two coupons | tion of the space back of the stake un-| ne waid, “and only the langer companies Willlam C, Geer, president of the | and 60 cents a fimly of four can be @C-) Pier hack to-day, nd PP Many hontted will survive. Even they eventually will Use Albla Box & Paper Company, Troy,| commodated. A general admission of 6) rersony were turned away last alee | peer aaa a Sith OWA We ly | LINEN DEPAR' N.Y. cente ts charged. unable to obtain admission, Henry Shretter, president of the! The coupons are printed by The Bve- CROWD TO HEARING, For TMENTS. 10 Both Stores, Ravenswood Paper Mill Company,|ning World to ald in the spread o fn: baBaotancy of the appeadanee: ot ; Long Island City, N. ¥. music among the masses and to #up- AmAaTED AT COURT? 4\3 Smith, President of the Mor- Of A Over Thirty Years Sale of Towels and Muslin Sheets. Wiliam N. Smith, general manager | port the wider plan of furnishing the » and head of the tah- a of the American Paper Board Com-| people of New York with the classics STE| ) AT COURT S ORDER) no Sugar Company, a Targe number i “+ The Kind You Have Always Bought Hemmed Huckaback Towels aan pany, Bogota, N. J. of music and drama in the open alr at! y empe a, 9 oan] of, Women, Were present : ‘ F ny Mis dai ts ialhace'< 64. the | Une gad, prousda et peiowns Ow. enoukt: © Accused of Perjury in Real hearin, Mr, Smith, however, was not ‘THE GENTAUR COMPANY, TY BURRAY STREET, Mew YORE CITY, a 2.00, 2.75 and 3.50 dozen American Strawboard Company, | to enable every man and woman in the Eatate Deal, that heprebanly would not tentity dat 5 a ‘Thameaville, Conn; Chestertown, | greater city to attend. Read the coupon! Francesco Cacalttol of No. 24 Wert] to-morrow. President Smith arrived to- Hemstitched Huckaback.............0. Maryland, and Winchester, Va. on the second page and visit the Garden | Twenty-oighth street, Manhattan, be-|day and went directly to Senator d 6. Benjamin Ward, president, and|to-night. The Corey Lidterend or fore Justice Marean and a jury in the Goocke Wa to pe Bis sleet, ae 2.90, 4.00 an .00 dozen Frederick M. Butler, secretary of the|chestra 8 composed of musicians Who| supreme Court, Brooklyn, to-day sought| Asked whether he had any particula Clifton Paper Mille, et Passaic, N. J.Jare artists of skill and Modest Alt-|1) have set aside three deeds toa houss| reason for not wishing to come to Scalloped Huckaback Towels........ mmons Bryant, president of the|schuler has an international reputation | ang jot at No. 469 Carroll street, warth| dias naa’ ’bee sooty ack eke Ved ee ‘0 atid 6.00. do Fort Orange Paper Company, Castle-|as @ conductor. $10,000, which were given by Lorenzo| tiresome journey while suffering from ectricit s ea est 3-75» 4-5! zen ton, N. Y. A committee comprising prominent! Lembo, a barber of No. 687 Fifth ave-|a severe attack of rheumatism, when Guest T 1: d d ‘Theodore Foster, secretary of the Fos- Lit tat the Bi _ of eb peeeto| nue, Brooklyn, to various persons. he felt that he could add ttle or noth. ¢ owels. ...1.00, 2.50 and 4.50 dozen Box Board Paper Company, Utica,[the Wage Earners’ League neem id that when h tea |ing to the enlightenment of the com- ‘ . és Ny. men and women of New Yor interested] «Taner: said that when he wanted | of oe : In N. Y Superior quality Muslin Sheets......... William G. Shortess, general many in educating the masses to an apprecla-| ng found that the records of the Reg-| Mt mith and Bishop Nibley. no ew or ho erate ahd i pany, Havgrhill, Maas. the conecerts a son | was held in Lembo's name. ey asic F the rear of the “i i; " a Robert B. McEwan, President of Me-|den. Tho proceeds will be utilized In|“ sugticg Marean ordered the arrest of {room they. listened attentively for.» In none of the world’s large cities is electricity so Superior quality Muslin Pillow Cases... Fwan Brothers, Whippany, N, J. promoting the out-of-door plays, the Lembo for perjury and forgery, held|time to Mr. Spreckels's examination : gi " 4 ‘ 17¢, 19¢, 21¢ and 23¢ Willlam R. Shaffer, General Manager| first being rahe) Mersiant of Venton” him under a bond of #1, and sent the | Then the committes excused the Mor cheap as in New York. - The legal maximum rate is , » New Haven Pulp & Paper Co,,| which will be given in Jul papers to the District-Attorney, The| mon leader, subject to call, and he * x . A New Haves, Conn. Frounds of Public School No. 4 at| Peal estate man who figured in the deal Fetired. With him went moat of th: 10 cents a kilowatt-hour. But, since Edison Service , Henry 1. Paddock, President of the) Tenth street and Avenue B. | |.cannot be found. audience, inehlines the supply of standard incandescent lamps JAMES McGREERY & CO . Oswego Falls Pulp & Paper Co, Ful-| To the committe; whto! Aan eS - ‘ ncai r | : Geweeo -¥ |patore the tnitat concert, Mr- Hon? *"-| GAYNOR FAVORS A CHANGE an ae considerable amount of incidental service, i Samuel A. Short jr, Secretary of the) nounced that the Board of Education . without charge, the maximum cost—even to the + 23rd Street 34th Street / absdsintte Paper Manufacturing Com- an arenveg.perrsieyien to use the (oe IN LICENSING ENGINEERS. smallest consumer—is substantially less than 10 any, jelphia, ‘1 ; Tiperiee B. Williams, Treasurer of the| The Committee on the Care of Bulld~ Saver alent toms Chae ic Ga cents a kilowatt-hour. ermont Paper Company, Plermont,| ings of the Tioard of ai mee artiad mitteo from the varioys stationary en- om i He ROAR at te Tait Re ee eral a the board haa |&ineera’ union of this city who asked ° . ‘ a ome Gta conn. "| aac ntred ey |e ter tie a t Will Be Sti eaper je Newm' re from the Police D ti t, monde Beard © Paper Co, Tenawands, ant 6S Sing world during, the lst ie vested unter the presen’ | You Ought to Know ‘ - JAMES McGREERY & GO. ze uN Ae r July First W. Howard Richardson, Agent of the| week. of the International Union, BLE SUN ~iERY y. rd Street ‘Traders’ Prasad Board Company, Bo- yee rer Bh el cone et me affiliated with the A. F. L., and of the D, SP Hoste, 23rd 5 34th Street gota, N. J. 2 national association as well as the : * : . ease i Sidney Mitchell, Preaident of tho Unt-| Wednesday night. and, wie calle Y' marine engineers are to be represented One of Our Best Numbers A substantial reduction in rates for electricity in ted Box Board Company, Whippany, N.| New Yor ig | at a union meeting to be held to-night For Men and Women Manhattan Island and the B: ill take eff On Tuesday, June the 27th J., and Lockport and Schuylerville, N. ¥,| Where she conducted « sel in ‘Saeaneréhor Yall ‘an Island and the Bronx will take effect “Matthias Plum jr, Waverly ‘Paper | festivals eat spting, ty ete eat ven ee Price 25c July 1st. This reduction will apply to all users of Box Board Company, Waverly, N. J. members of the Committee in| cussed and a report will be made of Carrie: iy H i i i Frank 8. Hagrison and J. A. Hyster,| Charge of the Concerts. ‘This committee | the conference with the Mayor. To eet eee Pn Power, and to all using E dison Light whose pyster & Bon, Hallton, W. Va. hae charge of all funds of the Madieon | “tne Mayor told the committee that ne| MM ait Colore—All Retatioes ills exceed $25 monthly. It will mean a saving to 1! DEPARTMENTS Laaligiret gegen Sin "ane"con:|_ tne’ aecond "of the eight-day prom. would support the, provision which re- our customers of approximately $1,250,000 annually. CORSE » Im Both Stores, the lotlorment She, Gesentanre snreged composers will be given. The solo : | Med Yorg Rates and service conditions in detail poate in en uniei nto curtail | will be Giacomo Ginsburg, baritone, and | aminere composed of engineers. Fi Parnarre aT sacar Wansd 0 00 Gres, may be obtained on application Front ing Corsets. ufactured. _ ‘The indictment further on states that The N York Edi Co Models of Batiste, Coutil and Broche, on Oot. 16 100, the defendants organ. e New Tor ison mpany These Corsets are made to support the abdo- {zed a voluntary unincorporat: mem- heranip association known as the Hast- At Your Service men and are recommended by 1 «Yeeeah itll pick ll 55 Duane Street Phone, Worth 3000 cians. 3-50, 5.00, 6.00, 8,00 and 10.00 Riis alleges the chad agreed 40 ad- Branch Olices for the Convenience of the Public: All Corsets are catefully fitted by skilled members did sell their product at $5 ps Feat Pa) me Address pphene, corsetieres. n. road 9890 venue jaza 6542 ays —__—_ 126 Delancey St. Orchard 1960 | 27 East {25th St. Harlem 4020 — 9 YEARS FOR PURSE THIEF. 124 West 42d St. — Bryant 5262 1360 East 149th St. Melrose 3340 ¥ h of Twenty-one Sentenced to a ; Aen | MERINO UNDERWEAR DEP’TS, Sing Sing as Habitaal Crim E In Both Stores, Oscar Engethart, twenty-one years old | Pee yy " A A of No, 404 St. Mark’s avenue, Brooklyn, | s Women’s ‘Milanese Silk Combination Was sentenced to nine years in Sing Suits. 2.50 Sing prison to-day by Judge Dike in the | c REF value 3.00 Kings County Court. He had pleaded JAMES M (i! a RY & 60 . re . guilty to snatching the pocketbook of | : a e Women's Milanese Silk Drawers, the new Siies Sarah Wood of Me. @ 23rd Street 34th Stree! French model. . 2.90 pir June 16 last. He was by Charles K. Remmon of No. 612 Van- ALE value 425 derbilt avenue, a supérintendent of the | ‘ UN UAL |S. ’, . : ’ Hilhways Department, who chased hin | . USUAL L i Waren s Combination Suits of the new in a city automobile. ’ veil mesh silk. gelhart was committed to Hart's MEN'S FURNISHINGS Women's Boudoir Sli tin lin a Island in 198 a8 a vagrant; on his re- ‘ Ippers, sa ed... lease he was convicted of stealing a + diamond ring and was sent to Elmira On Wednesday, Thursday, Frida, a7 1,50 Reformatory and was released a few £ ape " . jue 2. days before he attacked Miss Wood. He Cut out this Butterfly and ask your eal and Saturday Morning. Women's Sweaters 4 Was sentenced as a habitual criminal, - x > ree Te +] f a ell Grocer how you can get a can of Butterfly OFA a aie : . value 4.50 BE ive. B 1 Cond 1 Milk FREE Shirts, Scarfs, Pajamas, Belts, Raincoats, OF ndlard J é ay 4 : 8 eo . Og poly array ea rand Condensed Mi Ku. 2 Robes, Bathing Suits and Office Coats. | ‘ a sat erie tactes cat If he can't tell you~ask ws. JAMES McCREERY & G0. thing?” } “Bure, replied thepolitician, “but it's HUDSON CONDENSED MILK CO. 23rd Street 34th Street a { ike every other thing; you've got 81 Fulton Street New York 23rd Street 34th Stree i $e make apasy, xo~ can afters jt" bd { or gis |