The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1912, Page 3

ee | fC CO THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1912. IAUNDRY STRIKERS ‘Jack London Says Rome in Its VWildest Time ‘$10,000 IN GEMS re emma | HARD LUCK COP ENDS LIFE. lyn, by firing a revolver bullet into right temple, Hi. wife heard the mj k DENY BACK DOWN Couddn’t Compare With New York of To-Day \ANSHED AFTER 32" 382 23)" eer he sald, h of steal+ sham, Attorney-General of the States; J. J, Jusserand, Frenet around the etation. In addit) OR COMPROMISE a One Gets Anything From New York That Ne NIGHT AT OPERA Tha tHe He Nea Peeently 1 to uns f | eee Gn operat hi and ia} Ambasaador at Washington, and EB | York Doesn’t Get From Him, Novelist Who Has | sereRtech neatcold son Edgar ie in bad| Haventth, Belgian Minister at Waste | shape from infantile paralyeis left for Havana Trepetied the “Get There” Places Testifies in Will Not Nenad From De-| Interview for The Evening World. mand for Union Shops = and Shorter Hours. | Making an Impression Is a Bigger Thing To-Day "wie ne Good in the Metropolis of the ; jation—Human Feelings Haven’t Changed -“PICKETS DRILLED, | Since Days of Adam and Eve. : Ington, with thelr pa o-doy, They visited several battles and other points of interest in the vicinity of this town yesterday. With all these troubles on his mind, Police Believe Thief Got Into corke sie himself at noon at nis Graham Home by Rope, From the Roof. GIRL The poltcs are deeply pritztod over the mysterious theft of a casket of Jewels valued at $10,000 fre home of George & Graham of No. % West Fifty- second street, member of the law firm Miss Dreier, State Investigator New York t# onc mad maelstrom. There are no words to ca- a preae it, of Graham & i. Amoureaux, No. @ Broad- j sla : va «one tin strlet- ey of 4 of Labor, Teaches Them It is @ place as foreign from the rest of the world as carth is PAAEDANG ee - 4 Legal Rights. | from Mare. While the robbery took place tast Sat- crop of 5,000 California groves—are ‘ MS ] Money t@ the god of all, and you can't get away from ils ine urday night, 1c has been kept from the These are the perfect oranges with the valua P 6 uence, public, The jewels belonged to M ble wrappers. Your dealer will supply you w: With ¢ ost indignation tie lenders of dry Workers’ Union! to-day repudiated a statement given out \ to the news agencies veaterday afier- \roon by a man pretending to represent luscious Sunkist” oranges—that ripen on the tree—a finer flavor than you have ever before < tasted—at no higher prices than you have +{! paid for those of much /ess quality. All ts vanity, and as for homes-—there are no such places. The boiled shirts and high collars rute by day and night and man cannot savirm out of them. The tips at every table in one evening at any restaurant woutd Graham and were kept In a sate ‘de: | sit’ vault except when wanted for ve On Saturday night Mre. Graha ven) to the theatre. iteturning © placed ther on a dressing e the rear of the house on the them, that they had with-; RCP some familics of the “other half" a week: third floor eo on mioreattantl be Lid drawn thetr demand (hat the employers) My Lady Bountiful socictics are a menace to the poor of man- While she was away from the room you in a wrapper marke un n izo the unton kind in this seething city. Paupers are made of people who can and for a short time the casket was taken. hist. For such are genuine. ‘There are just two things that the) Nothing else was disturbed ds there, shoul ‘ vnton will not change, will not submis ould Neip thomaetvee, Rte by oe is We tear “Al Most Healthful of All Fruit window | to arbitration, will pot even dlecuen, Ina city Uke this the female of the species must be more deadly “ i was found opened and cx Children’s ‘sweet tooth’ is satisfied | nald William Ar: President of Local than the mate-—-and it is a Wessing that she is. QIK Ee WDON™ lacline fink the thief by this wholesome fruit. Healthful and, ¢ No. 1%, to-day, “One is the recognition While I voted for eq JACK LONDON lowerin sere from foot with a ecouomical ‘ Sunkist’? oranges now, } frage ifornia b leaving, of the untona; the other ts the shorten- Hale AIML SAUL eal aad re Aaa Saye cotter eagmer | take the place of sweets in many homes.| lus Langfelder, the president of) the organization of sieam Jaundrynen, | travelled in nearly all the corners of the world, ani which he gave me when I talked with him at the Hotel e@ would hut consider, it man, this preat joy of avticl will come along and change the com N-| — woman-toill alenys have her everlasting dependence on man. dete, Here, making an vie 9 MDOPIONT Than ARIA containing $0,000 la Jowels waa fot un / ing of the hours of work for women In . » making an in OSs 5 Wl por 4 han making Co tho trade to ten hourn at mont. Those | To be heatthy ts tost in the whirheind of being wealthy and rae , Beautiful Orange Soon Yours °° ¢ m7 two thing A, whatever be+ Ave “Save 12 “Sunkist’’ orange or Fe YE, comer ot the rest programme, | BY SOPUii IRENE LOER, lemon wrappers, oF tradonar’s FA#@ ; LAUNDRYMEN CLAIM 75 PER . cutfrom wrappers, andsendthem These are the views of Jack London, writer, who has " fe reat of the lackneyeu t It stampa to he! CENT. ‘AT WORK. | } a d the rest of the hack with 12e In stazypa te ryes, packing, cic.,and w nd you this genuine Koger. srorangespoon Foreach told arters to-day that his people; Astor. event, the circams one with ditional spoon send 12 wrappers haa cent. of thelr employees at “New York? What do I think of New York?" he weil Wut : of trademarks and 12c in stamps. work. repeate’, “Words cannot express what New York is. other name explainable ho: Not responsible for cash sent “aed toh he fels so w cold morning,” sald Armour, w was repeate! to him, “But if he There is no ¢ a@ dieting, ind in the world to compare with it. It is idual thing that has, no parallel. Rome things other tha keep up thing WRIT FOR DETEC ECTIVE BURNS | IN JHE M'NAMARA CASE. | | through the mails. i }\ Fruit Kaifefor24Wrappers 7 aybteact adout 70 por cent from his 75! fa its widest days was mild in compartzon. ‘Things ave , Phd elo aes ver cent. he will he truthful as we done in New York City that would not be found any- hus \ \ Yorke , Federal Judge Grants Habeas C a Puberty Rogers'silver. — Economical Cook, the chief worker of} Where. : © f | pus Appeal When Sleuth's & the Women's ‘Trades Union League, Gonsidert hedium Of your t ' sis Bond Is Withdraty Miss Mary A. Dreler spent to-day drill-| success.” i \ . \ He we ela Maher tub ing pickets at the old headquarters back | “T plead gul ndon, “But f : + | INDIANAPOLIS, Jan 6 - of the saloon at > Eighth avenue,; NO one gets ar ; New Y Federal Judge A son to-day f instructing them as to their legal rix ots, doesn't get from him, Let me tell you how I tirst came + sued a writ of k telling them how to trea with the po- New York, , in tlve W 3 Ue ind advising againat FOUND OUR REAL LIFE DOWN ON LAST Migs Mt Wis oni atid F The attitude of Local No, 34 of the SIDE. dren come. fhe would Uke mory cornforts, @ better home — | the County Criminat California Fruit Growers’ ty Maaundry Workers \s a puzale to both “A few yearn ago, after tramping my Way over the Pe: 1 all the rest of it | stands indicted ont 192 North Clark Street, Chicago, I, wide, The union ts a count ub sylvania road to City, 4 had to work in that elty Alon mes an offer to the man ti do anot ve vith | nappt Joo. MeNao s Workers and “hand jowitry’ be four duys# to wet u pair of Jhoes, Went down to the east more ot heavly so int ay and ha , jhim to Ley f Voth sides ciaim iis support. The aati ide, scrubbed floors aid windows—right at the bottom of The a 1 Ibe te keep the work taut dynamiting ¢ ' Jaundry people say ciac los workers arg things, Nobody cared a hans who 1 was or what i as He Lhe a BHEME & ty sate wy duige Mar rad E + are no stead! of me, for nohody knows bis next door nelshbor—oesn': nirn to Jail In the absence of a bond ducts for ‘hem to deliver io on the other hand, in abt toe a Tie arenes wi they are all huddled together, are ‘ 5 AB , of habeas corpus. ‘This was granted bosses, Local No i is with then souls that know What humanity mean: Teen ie BS DERG he ae a OH and i released on a personal aid that its membo; not Ww Where you will fiud them. But generally, humanity is HOMANITY Baee Chibee. for cher Creede Fo bond S ks’. th M f Le ey maoasured by the height’of skyscrapers and the figures petter things for herself and her clitldren. It's it p is returnable on Jan 1% when ja. —tne ecca for TWO BIG LAUNDRIES VIELD TO even there DORE a aee the case trated before Judge . “Certainly no one with anv sense of art and ty ant on and on the purpose of that one Anderson will offer the plea ut pT ede edeh Lae fy love of the world's work mankind can but stand tn nis by nature hers, ‘ Mike i ahaa otor ppare ? ‘cede thi anatane i awe and admiration and reverence for the tremendous bls tverage womar e dominant chord ta her aera witht 7 A penta te das, ite the: Gealtary Teak thinge In the way of buildings, subways and monstrous y and that Mother Kive, and that py @ The Automobile Show is annual—the Saks ary had signed and that toe In sent for Mr swith the unton, nted the Harlem Hundred and ax ineadquarters «Mise Dreter yack room of a plave for a battle there weil masa Mise Leonora want to. ‘But, if anywhere in this great city, down the enterprises that greet you on every side, But the human attitude toward everything js measured in inverse propor- tion to thes material things. “There ure little children here who have never seen cow, Who do not know a dandelion from a sunflower, And the Lady Bountiful societies expect to uplift and reform these little ‘souls by a day or a week in the country, It can't be done, Lt is too stifling. “And you expect to squeich crime of the mire undey such conditions? (i human feclings have not changed since the diy of Adam, The loves and hy are Just as poignant as they were then, But civilization In the city has taken ayo humanitary loving attribute that began with the aeln of man. The boiled shirt and high collar rule by and ralee people out MAKES MAN TAKE A CHANC. ne wife of vil man, nine thes out o atural, And she will pursue ht turge at witch sie want wet the no on aecount of that 1 quality, at Bernard Shaw tn tls Woman 1s a pursue “A man Will accept defeat whon ho recognizes tt. But @ woman Dever accopts defent. %h way pre‘erd she does. Civilized pride may cavas h thin, But suo Langs on until inex Don't misnnderstand, Z am not defending may, STRIFE IS HARDEST HERG. 1 the c y York jas a iondency to bring out ee tithe y than any ot lace It ts a case of tor get beaten, It y id the great note vt the detective Immediately applied al Jude Anderson for a writ (he provisions of Bederet statutes and cannot he proses under the Indiana law governing extradigion Two Indictments ave y burns tive Honick of Loe ja Kidnapping amt con splracy to kid LEAVING BABY DEAD HERE. | FAMILY SAI!.S SADLY FOR | OLD HOME IN SCOTLAND. | Joy Gone From Trip, but Alabama Party Follows Plans to See auto apparel show is perennial. The first is the bringing together once a year of leading automobiles and the exposition of their new and salient features. stant, day-in-and-day-out assemblage of auto - apparel styles and the faithful interpretation of every up-to-the-motor-minute feature. q To that great community of motorists inter- ested in authoritative motor apparel styles, we extend an invitation to v The second is a con- Yonnelder:nann, Cay ond night, and man cannot squirre@at of them. in this whole gamut Department, which. is admittedly the peer of vpieechen 10" MAKING IMPRESSION BETTER THAN Poa ie alas the “OM Folks.” any similar institution, and which carries the MAKING GOOD. Pray a hack ees PAR WHINR ASTRA John stackiquam, he wite, Maxgie, most extensive displays of auto apparel for all ) the world and only next to this comes and thr uncles of Altoona, Ala, “Out on the ? in California where L lived there artiflotality, ne excruciating formality and as ing informality of this city makes a happy mediu ages and both sexes, as well as a wonderful collection of miscellaneous equipment for comfort in motor travel. q Particular attention has been given to the subject of auto furs, and it is but putting the matter mildly to state, that for variety of w sailed to-day on the Anchor Itner Cale- “put in this greet elty wortnn docs not cave for |donia to visit thelr old home tn Seot- women friends. £ho with boldly tel! yon #0. She doos Jinnd, Th eft belind, fn the Merritt not trust her women friends. Ant there you have ortuary nth ostreat and in the evidence of the ‘female of the species.’ ‘The Eighth a girl four months a ve go-called wise Wonaa of ow York Clty will old, who Was taken {ll after the train not introduce her attractive men fricnds to her women lef Philadelphia yesterday ‘and! deg before tt reached New York, “Making an impression seems to bo the big thing, rather than ima¥ing goof. Pre: io the alpha and omega of existence. i way I found New ‘York when x fist came. It is the same now. ExcRUCiaATIN attor, I cu in, But thi Y S, “The a ” A . at ei all A coe: GROG BUG LALIRDASA StS INFORMALITS: SH PURIA IavoauEa@tUe The Ue labored The old otis are) Min un said lection in both furs and fur styles, the Saks Melty of ‘tre serybody was most Icind, most affable, in One man's lows 14 another mane came AY | he they wrote to auto furs alone will prove to be a revelation aud the tigner | fe love for man, you rarely find the great friend+ t exist on the And why? [ was the same human i 1 first came. Rut luck, pure and rimpiy then I hat the glad hand.” jever in luck?" 1 asked. nothing else, Heredity and second to none in your experience. Saks &Conupany go down tn cap riined, sald 0 uperintendent of | died. Now nd we have to make enild trip anyway. fainily saw the body of the ebiid e coftin and to-day a friend her white, For Mammon eatest friend, ‘Therefor he wants all ant eThen you are “Absolutely,” be answered; environment make the luck that you find yourself in. Away naturel equenoe that women: should: w to and went tearfully ton, Sl back there, my great-great-grand-parents handed down to the highways ght her way an Hontevateasitp wealthy parents me that spirit of perseverence which was my lucit, as well independence _any Ww r she gets farther > -—— existing splrit| as yours. Porter When 1 there ts no con: | MORE INDICTMENTS Broadway at 34th St. f dressing. “Not long ago 1 wan np in the Klondike with a friend. dition so happily married state, We both carrted picks, going up the mountalneie tn the 4 here the el armony of the IN DYNAMITING PLOT. gold region, We were close together, but by no unumsua! there tH in the lees ulated, uncommerctai circumstance he stumbled against a tree root, Hix pick rapa ae The World struck deep into the earth and he dug out a clump of “Phe law of the ages anda that for the j Ne v Arresis Are booked for in San gold, Why didn't I, who was travelling the nov of the race the Francisco and Los Angeles— strike that ploce of gold? It was his luck, It t wise, Thi | Blanket C Ret { P : d 992 281 fine to say that man makes opportunity, his own ire resourceful nation everything eine | slanket Counts Returned, rinte 9 — ——-—-—-+ | LOS ANGELES, Jan, 6.—Two more ¢ | detec tives told the C Lito find on him |1y familiar 7 « over the Dlanket indictments were returned tor and onsented iH Ballaclaiva 1 iS dealin yer nel day by the eral Grand Jury in the : ; nund nott arrest [nation-wide A@saamite conypiracy case. Gained 1,998 MTA ten Fetzsaisht baie | mee Pied ladsiat titre aitGnGnat ’ La hove ane , t havin : ated in Dis againet Olaf wi iat both iiving at the Belle: vie rol on Johannsen, B.A, | Tveltmioe, “ee # ate o! a Claney a JK M ‘0 Boarders “THES IS HELD, i se his wate ea adore ‘incted last weak, together mn ve Hotel Lor Be fA ary be ctor re | brothers and Ortle c io anonds an other ¥ 5 United States Dis- Wanted Ea pbooa oC -alericaah and cates | ain 1 it eee etstonmiek Inti ‘ . © and 30,000, the fence nn ire ' the arrests of other men advertisements during 1911 as Detectives Bresnan and Owens diamond Ne : both In San Francisco and sat any UUme, | Rosenth +! on the shoulder as he compared with the year 1910, Ce —————————————————————————as > - a. ‘eettent. | COLD BLOCKS AIR FLIGHT. . > - TOLD DETECTIVES THEY f ft | = . THe pPRsLD, Tah ' Charles Rosenthal Arrested on| MADE A MISTAKE, es REN ee nea sie Ronin Prospective purchasers of Furs NEWSPAPER, PRINTED Lafding From Norfolk, Va. } ia Sie sential alae *You wen Me ; joa AER andl Mncesed doen Ne aD will be interested in reading our 3,089 LESS SUCH AD- Where ‘He Aided’Brother, |cet noting on ne, Thea eee aaa nat ope Ty teveniny ates. Harel sant IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT VERTISEMENTS I n aot so 1 went to tagy marie na Hora e Ho way Aa ? : 1911 THAN IN 1910. As hasan han MelOlGaminion ihe sen de Norfalkn anuth WhO ts tne NALLY ADMITTED Mié No. a ii t sixty aftor the which will appear in this Sunday's papers. } And don’t forget thas, adver: Alpammin: Nasiane, Chariaa Raventnal | 9n ne wee aM acto ae TITY TO SLBUTHS ver pee ' uf tia id ng 284 ifth Av tising in newspapers S] west sido Court tomas veto " Hon him and 1 nol Van Beesn iis eS ahd J nachine abourd on buguage F or DWINDLES AWAY in ac- | tsxie terme" ie prion oeiess tia | Mathis Suan hpchnaeee eo ues’ gal } i lao e heat Minvinler will ieute (ia nic et Guat emule cordance with the RESULTS | cin connect Rosenthal and a) jecn arrested or inate hed horn en ear ‘hie pletiees ing ‘uve ude | ried one vs 1 and fly up the Kibe to Hamburg, | Derwenn 35th and 36th Streets, “| brother with both the Belleclaiye and mira in 1908 for bavglar mitted hts Mdenttty, ‘Th retives aay waa attande! for ling in a take In that city on the : M i Rosenthal was not arraigned. The! mond 8. Wilson, 4 Rosenthal te an easy clay, apparent: took Ler home ja the machine, stall @ id Mre. at ORR OF