The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1911, Page 11

——— GEE, aReat | ISNT HERE ver he abel FLOOEY THE FAN He FE on- tcortr! HA BOSS THA wie IS SICK ~ V OUGHT "TA GET AWAY WITH sal © ! tue rene tL FOR THAT ONCE AN’ 'T acain! He Goes to the Game--But Why Slam Erasmus? SurreRiN me! wHy Dontr THA CHEF SHow UP? = = « ~- Lt Ask ERASMUS! PACT PITTI, r A wade THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1911. HRy - BRASMUS- WHAT TIME 1S THA BOSS AM SICK AN’ HE AINT Comin’ DOWN FO Two pays!! WELL ~wHy ONT YA SAY THAT GEPORE? B095 COMING Down “tooRyY 79 ve WAITED y THREE HOURS +) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— NEW JERSEY. ONLY DAYS LEFT FOR THIS OFFER =-=-TO GET--- PIANO FREE Opportunity Knocks at Your Door But Once. ‘© Read This Now And Act To-day. ©! We have the highest class of suburban property close to New York, entirely suitable for your home, absolutely certain to double in value within the next few years, there- fore a safe investment. TATE FOR SALE= that the young man who had struck | dred and Tenth street. L NEW JERSEY, her was Edward Logan of No, 118 Hast! Liehowits dented the charge Fighty-cighth street. He was arrested| “But I got even with him,” broke tn at his home and taken to the Men’s| Miss Clark; “I nearly broke my um- Night Court, where Miss Stouderman )brelia over his head.” Ltebowits held appeared against him, his hand on the top of his cranium and “Well, what have you got to @ay for) declared that the complainant was an IL SENTENES FORTAREFOR SULTING GS One Tried to Kiss Miss Stoud- yourself?” askéd the Magistrate. excellent mi: “Nothing,” replied Logan. Five day ned the Court, “Thirty days in the workhouse,” #ald - the Court. | waite Fit Seo: ookout. } TROY, » June %.—Willle Fite Miss Pegey Clark, twenty-six years old, of No. 19 Third avenue, appeared in the Men’s Night Court last nignt against Samuel IAebowttz, thirty-five years old, of No. % East One Hundred and Eleventh street, who, she said, “made eyes" at her as she wa: ing gerald of Troy knocked out Jack Doyle of Boston {n the second round of their scheduled ten-round bout before the Grogan 4A. C. Fitsgerald completely outclassed Doyle, and after a mix-up ta the middie of th esecond round he put Jeft landed on Mike's Jaw and he went he al ‘allop, ight hook + eects down for the count of nine, His eyes} €rman—Another “Made | atong Lexington aven Hun: the daw Per eae ee ace? After Ketohel Knocked Out) he rotunct tis feet.” An ho camo. Up, Eyes” at Miss Clark. Stanley drov other hard blow to the 1 again went down. Thomas In Twenty Rounds and Beat the Twin Sullivans |: He Loomed Up as a Middle- |«: weight Champion. fell on the ropes and nds to get up from them.| Three men began prison sentences to- mely Dut Kg, over bo day as the result of insults offered to # feet, the Montana boy) his: man and sent in| ®° girls on the streets last night. hook. So great was the Miss Gertrude Stouderman, seventeen blow that it sent one of| years old, of No, 73 East Eighty-etghth | \3 ake teeth flying al us ging, | street, was walking along Park avenue dead to the world. near Bighty-seventh street when she was accosted by several young men ranging in age from eighteen to twen- ty-two, TIME and MONEY You Can Save Them Both at Macy’s and Share Our Profits Besides. z2> It was several min- 68—STANLEY KETCHEL, The, Press Publishing Co. New York W How We Save Your Money e ie 3 “Give us a kiss," said one of the! T B Cl d O t 15 D HE it ts n't satia- é T that ‘Ketchel’s deteat of youths, seizing the girl. | Open a deposit account at Macy's. Put in any- oO e ose u in ay 8 | Thomas proved that he was the Miss tens pene and hice thing up to $1,000, erent Accons Nepartment, Batoons, To ever: ese ia of two lots at our Lakeside Park property, situated bett le nd demands were made struck In the face by one of the youths, i J “4 > for another match. Urged on by his Her erles frightened her assailants and Whatever the state of the market, we pay four pala tty of tite city ct Rahway; New letesyyi ve) Wil sity eueoniey \ friends Thomas agreed to try to regain they took to their heels, The girl hur- ree per cent. interest on your daily balance, com- pounded quarterly. As a special inducement to increase the mumber of accounts, a cash dividend of 2 per cent. of the total value of the goods charged to your account will be paid to you on or about Dec. 10th, if you open an account now. hia lost prestige. Ketchel needed no urging. He was ready to fight Thomas or any one else. Jack Gleason, who was Coffroth's rival in the fight promoting business around Frisco, secured the dit was held nciseo on the ni otwithstanding had fought Ket twice before, the Californian was no more apie to stop the rushes of the ried to the East Elghty-elghth street | police station and reported the occur- ence to Detectives White and Deishly. They arrested @ young man who eald he was Sydney Straus, seventeen, of | No. 149 East Ninety-seventh street. | Miss Stouderman identified Straus as the youth who had attempted to em- brace her. Straus was taken before | Magistrate Corrigan in the Men's Night | Schlschy, Sums eo Three Hundred Dollar ($300) Highest he Piano. This piano has never This is profit-sharing ’ young whirlwind from Mon'ana than Court early this morning and sentenced | been sold for less th hree Hun 8 ($300), and is guaranteed by he had Seen before, This time Ketchel to five days tn the Were hae pure and simple. the maker for ten years. It is on exhibition at our office and at ware- 4 But Bim. down end outta twenty | i tL Seteree Rouhe hed-eounted Miss Stouderman told the detectives rooms of Schleicher & Sons, 37 and 39 West 14th Street, New York Cit; | It was a sorry day for Thomas when | him out and declared Ketchel the win- ———— We do no banking business, the deposit account where you can examine it. ON THE PAYMENT OF ONLY 15 PER CEN it he met up with Stanley Ketohel, { ner befor liivan revived. The time ighment. Shrewd and wary, @ possessor | a I~ of the ff was two minutes and ds. Ketche! was leaving the ring Jack , Who Was his brother's chief said to the victor, of the purchase price of two of our lots, we will deliver one of these pianos free of charge into your home. The balance can be paid off on your own terms. We have decided to dispose of this property within the next fifteen days. To keep it a year would cost $61,600. % How Can We Do It? the three hard fights between them most burned him out and for a time after he made a very poor sho ing in his battles and was easily de- feated. On the other hand “Kid Ketchel learned a very great deal from Thomas being merely a convenience in the interest of our patrons, of every trick that tne fighting game afforded, @ past master in the art of ng generalship, he was able for a hile to stand off the rain of blows | showered upon him from every angle. Nine blews would be blocked, but the tenth would get through and do | Ketohel, younger, stronger, How We Save Your Time Ask for a Blue Transfer Card. ired."| Ketchel quickly retorted, “Say, I can fight you all day | ( and knock you out any tine I fee) like |}, gave his opponent no reat. . Here is a tabulated list of what our expenses will be if we hold this property Tithe quick ending of this fight was an: seine “Uke caaln’ each’ blow a Go from department to department without aye There is $250,000 invested in this property. b to the sporting fans paying for your purchases until you have finished. a‘Ketehels stork ad. | potential knockout, he gradually wore | é. One ye 's charge for keeping same. AA To AS ee and boundee Ketchei | Bis opponent down. | Against such a hen you will find your purchases assembled Twenty-two salesmen’s salaries at $25 per week...... 600 sto repay that taunt of re In the ghteonth. ana|f and packed ready for you at the Transfer Desk. Advertising in nineteen papers at $1,000 per month. 12,000 ing promoters to get a match for iim Be renee anaattaara| You pay the total bill. 7" 2°mtpcs*ten ow "et omries epee 6,000 “ | Matched ‘Ketchel and Juck (Twins suille | the series of right and left swings that If you have a deposit account you simply give Ine year § Soral expen ao 1, ame faster and faster and harder and | harder, His gameness kept him on feet until the twentieth round, when he finally went down before the same w that finished Joe Thomes—a ter- rible solar plexui etchel's three victories over Thomas and his defeat of Mike Sullivan proved him a fighter of championship calibre and brought him forward as the most prominent candidate for the middle- weight title, His defeat of Jack Sul- an earned the title for him, and af- that victory, less than a year from the time he came to Sacramento prac- tically unkno ; edged by pre: the United 8t champion of Am van for A thirty-five-round battle at Colma on May 9. There was great in- terest in this fight, especially as the us to see if Ketchel Jack ag quickly as he ‘We would rather give the publica chance. ; "We give you a first-class invest- ment and a high-grade piano in order to make quick enles, close out this property and start in with one of our other developments. You Will Stop to Think This is a remarkable offer! Take advant f it to-day! A HOME IN THE COUNTRY WILL BRING YOU HEALTH ‘AND HAPPINESS. INVEST YOUR SAVINGS TO REST ADVANTAGE. ide Park faces t! famouse St. Georg: associations, two newspapers, seventeen only five blocks from churches, two parochial schools, four public press station in Rah schools, high school, public library, Y. M. C. As. olf, tennisand other clubs. Rahway isa clean, k jealthy, pleasant and economical city in whieh ‘0 Hive, PRICES OF LOTS ARE MODERATE, $280UP, All lote are 25 fect front by 100 feec ie depth to 30 feet front by 150 feet in depth. Asan investment it is absolutely gilt as safe as Government bonds, piri erin eo est than savings banks, As to our reliability we can refer you to a thousand satisfied custom itl by the New Jersey Title G: your number and sign the bill, which is easier still. This is the culmination of time economy. the favorite, most of the g willing to bet on him, a lot of money sent | West to be pla and there was 4 m the Mi st Macy's deposit account is not to be confused with the usual charge account system, the inevi- table concomitant of which is slow pay and bad debts and inflated prices to cover those losses. At a “credit” store YOU pay indirectly for the mer- chandise bought and not paid for by other cus- tomers. men welghed about | ¢ Roche was again the ret- Strength Told. . ‘ STWLEYS Glove Canoe Om mare's STOMACH tle 8 and was sharp and shrewd enough to} an turn it to good account againet his) 41) teacher and others who followed. About this time the Sullivan twi eree. early rounds of the ba 1 his own, He didn't 4 it he was able to block M's ewings and avotd pun- ut an hed. All re lined with magnificent trees thirty to forty feet high. No w Fiemising improvements; they are here, ready for use, and paid for, NO ASSESSMENTS. You will never find a better placo for your home. It is nearer than the Bronx or W. (The next chapter also deals with Koc — We are the only department store conducting business on a strictly cash basis. We may lose a few customers by not giving credit. Mike and Jack, who were out In Calif nia, were very popular. fable, loquacious, good-nat men, shrewd and cagey, but game, oc fighters. Down around Los An 4 for everybody—no jamming, hing foul subway al ahway is beautifully lo hway River; 96 trains daily and 1, gg a v1 the ion, 15 cents. Rahwi Capital, $8,000,000, 4 Biatior ky ra near Ketchel We gain thousands and thousands of ; ‘prom our rain office Cat write i Mike was picked to moct Ketchel.” ‘The customers by giving values instead— LAKESIDE t Ye) M E “COM PANY { Such values asare made possible only 20th Floor. Suite A-B-C_St. Paul Bullding, 220 Broadway, N. Y. City. Telephone Cortlandt 7780 ; by our strictly cash system. CRASP THIS( r=10) (+) — ' I N 1] ; perior weft ana that he woald bo abl We shall deliver free to any point in the S OPPORTUNITY TO-DAY! | en, Bunks United States east of the Mississippi River, from i Ok Aika Ain) bien f now until September 15th, all purchases charged | || "®*+ ESiAre FOn SAbL— | REAL BSTATE FOR SALE— | 4 ath Ae Seen ne = to Deposit Accounts onened before July 15th. - | : Pee buiean wou Me, Merchandise which can be sent by mail will be Only $4,750 Lolelellejoh 4 zi ) GE delivered free anywhere in the United States. Positively Worth $6,000 ‘ ea then Reteree, Roche ca : C + Bulky merchandise, which we ship by freight, pe ty at he i A seven-time World Henan au to have a i/Roht. BU NET T @ *g || | will be delivered to the nearest railway station, $16 Monthly Pays Want works all the § i Ne a, ° UU eseaeruntanamennennsemenitiin te aee a Carrying Ext Wen ne el tne tN week, Order one j oF Bis ‘oorne r iy. R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, ip i u Bice Knew what pes coming San" 1 Ever feel all in on a hot, sultry day? At such a time nothing and inveatitute the flnest home propo: to-day and prosper. i v) stomach, equals cooling Gis Rickey made from the Gin that sores ¢ $300 Down ! 4 | Sullivan | backed vay ang wea 18 in the bottle wi e red javel, irst distilled at Vauxhall, a | @e] / fara thatthe ‘brushed ail onacacies | Lorv'en in the year 1770. rr ee OTTO SINGER, Builder | Ob bbb hivbiebisk many poundiag away at his. orach, Sir Robert Burnett & Co, Brway at 6th Av. 24th to ath 5, syeh Ws Fire Suddenly he changed his tacti began to swing for the face, A atraigh! 4 632-634 W. 34th Street, New Yorks t rk’ Row to Kings