The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1911, Page 6

EDACCORDING 10 =: methods unt! when 10.9 o’ctiock \Tarkin was ready for anythin CODE OF THE GANG Refused to Tell Police Who Held the Pistol. mk, i ‘wit PANIC IN HALL. “and the Gangsters Quickly yy Disappear. Larkin died in the New York Hos- and he died true to |- | closing in a them. shooting ‘Thi §) Girls Run Screaming to Street fs and 7 and reac! the West Thirty-covemh | known. er tim and tried William it lead to the Old Ti Occaston: koi - ing, came to | Me_ntood on the floor be Teiow vee would preew| act that, wae ‘chat with the fire shot you?” ‘wounded + “I'll get square.” | he hi over to the = whom df came when in across hall he Ca Gopher dancing with « it fl wie! joer, Larkin, Shot ‘at Dance, | sets ‘et rk! ‘awled on oor Cd swirling dancers nearly fell over Inute he was the butt ie of the fun and this further enraged him. he ma dg forward for the Gopher the girl he claimed as hts own. was no m Mi wrought him the unexpected ym he considered bitte: y in all the world Invited nim outside to settle things. POLICE FAIL TO LEARN THE DETAILS OF SHOOTING. the hed the door there was a general me | maeme, but were revived. the fire my ovine Irvestinates. And then tho| Story’ ~ - pe rene a tm te BIE THE EVENING WORLD, M N. 3% To get at the Names three fire- Get to work chopping a hole in the| posed by the on a walter convicted of extensive ellerw ohecka ‘Dag! Can tourists here, as well as Paris and Antwerp. jung on until rescued by Gosen men entered the Tia. You can’t tug them off If your eyeglasses have the dee “UNCLE JIM” A PIPE DREAM. Worthern Pacific Raliroad officials tn attached to them they will sta; on tie bridge of your nose unlit you take them o; The wind can't blow_ them off; you can’t jar them off; you can’t’ shake them off. why not attach this clip to your glasses? (IP a taille bien ewseghe thin! The charge 6 only 35 cents. Tt was a pathetic story es it came over aoe hd this morning, All the morning wept over it. "Uncle however, failed to appear at the office nd get his éree trip, as per arrange- Can be had only at our eight stores. ment ‘The stenographer at the Northern Pa- o "number ¢ of the baad am fa not There wer and med after Henry Ha: oanoe—the Tanitor 9 of the bufld- saye he heard moi where 1@ thing, t @hot him all the merriment of a few moments es ing | before was turned into @ a, Te the ward were two weeping arte few, hatiens end goal sisters of the dying man. These otives pressed into their service. etatr way. Many of them ok ‘et tump tho prostrate form of Larkin as over i them who shot you, Joe,” they |1: jay at the entrance to the hall. The enues. ‘When Policeman Matthew Gilligan got to the hall It was pretty well emptied, dled-ia-the-wool an, all the hers fone. The policeman questioned g¥ as one of the unpunished murders, | 0, Soe him, may be taken up for the af- "Don't kno" to be “turned jose" again. Ninth] the tenor of the general may forgets its killing for | guy here got fresh wid a feller what his.”* know nottin’ about tt,” was s ‘but there are those who wil! not| spielin’ wid a sko® and he gota Larkin's friends in the gang will baie their toll. rt WILL BE ANOTHER not so far away, there wi! shooting. It will be like Lar- night, only to Saatiraly ca, tbo wet ‘waco lone afr OIX TO WAIT A MONTH for the finish that them is the x ing He i1igan telephoned for an ambulance, id while it was on tho way kept Dire his questions. But no one knew, was as one up Oey it as if fm the China. bd ehooting town on @ bench, and tn revenge for the king of | for a pillow. Then the anrbulance eame The gunmen may make their| and took’ him away. FOR DOTY’S DEFENSE. years. Lain was the “fea- Fsels eth tia a0) Se A tendered ad the denefit t ‘a drother wm, who lives at Placards along aide trom Twirty-fourth street | Dr, Dot: announced that the Tom Ninth avenue a who has & saloon a few ‘the (block, PA Aa night was going on in one Talian wedding party was mak- in the other. M8 OF PEACE HUNG On|‘ coe FOUR WALLS, Jealousy over the bi one see red when t! flowed freely and then win or the gun. Old West look on these things contempt- tecall the old Hell's ‘When the code for settling argument simply called for a UB & dark alley or down on ‘The later day methods Ae and they are free to veteran of the district eatd te an Evening World reporter: fade nowadays think they are They won't work and they go tm ganes. Most of them carry , They will hold up a delicateasen & emall grocer and if he don't they wil shoot up the place. 't fight fair. Ite never e man battle with thom. It's always @r tour against the man they month, during which time adherents of y MM Present arguments for him, George Gorton Battle, counsel fer Dr. behing the Bulger report and contends that the findings are uneupported by the evidence. “We are very well satisfied,” says Dr. Brannan, who je the Preskient of the Allied Hospitais. “Gov. Dix assures us and ov the ito do up and when they go to him him for good mostly.” iS AND GIRLS WERE AT ) “THE DANCE EARLY. Clase were many who went to Wein dance. Many of them went i hows Sirls in pAvance of the men. [We to be a big “beer night” in the | AML and the kegs wore ready. fo ‘ began. As the case the hauser et No, 874 Main etrest, Paterson, ———— send 10 dos. bottles of S Srotinwe avenue, Cyt thet shi eon-4n-law + | been ey on 8 boctseeger that be baa m@migsed eeverel thou- eand dollars during the tast few Detectives Bhd athens ER A PIT OF FIRE MEN HA HANG TILL SAVED. started last lest nleht in the oellar of millinery store of Samuel Nicht- Evans’ Ale sadthow that that ad, know jow to ciflo oMces remarked on hearing the Oculists ‘and “Nothing doing, kiddo. hy if the rail. , A. ‘Street, did a thing lke thet we'd i ‘West ay nga bol asp eat" ? jaccan treat meer, near Jeha fra Betis ietateaee Ae, Reale Seen Seca aae Bakar A Co. Newer) Preyea om American Tourists, COLOGNE, Germeny, Dec. 11—A een- Two Sales For Men ' Suits ‘Overcoats Presenting the most | The greatest and most astonishing values ever essful sale of * offered at the height of | conts ever knows. 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