The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1912, Page 9

‘ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1912.’ a ane sare; i Se aa 7 1 i Joe slapped his hande | atsporea of to-day in the West Side] McDermott were sent out to Invest! any of these etlons wan triy but| ler | Med any of there an we; Mt} TOLD OF KILLING WIFE, | k 4 ti , 3 “Do , ith ” tire of Mur ttended | ‘was where sat| Police Sergt. William J. Murphy of |store at One Hundred and F heq|BPOoklyn Headquarters te under mus. lgeal of tus oe had titel Ay phy lbh tthe station, an org ner in an rt to frame|Dension to-day as a reault of his arrest | . “ a Monn there {8 charges of disorderty conduct and in- Nearly 2,300 Persons There, im delier watch put her | texioation at Broadway and One fon. | 0p nt face in shadow. She leaned far out of |dred an Sixth street yesteray. Deputy With Beauty Show Headed | {i0°)% in A eivort to help out, but the | Commissioner McKay ta to take up the t t ninated the tip of her by Lillian Russell. Your INVESTMENT is ¥ wise one, if the player-piano K . t | dred and 1 was tn plain | MeDerm to ane perspiring pas pba ate sy buy has the right tone q é i Mids he epeech | - trolmen a him right down to the ir he proper construction, o the b le in a gene shabout ‘sputter: land 0 wan a ae aeves | station.” GEN. LEA, MILITARY ADVISOR line materiale, and “he peice ie right. One ed anne ' ne a . mat ch as has earned as many res an led Dates toed pat - Murphy atruck the sergeant « blow on TO CHINESE REBELS, SICK. | ™ Py 1 ‘ for the two in ached a group of churchgoers and of-| he nose that almost felled him. Me- 3 jtheir days ¢ it ended by each “to lick any ¢ under a@ silk) Dermott went back to the station and forcing the other into his seat at Iya * When his challanxe was spi returned with the patrol wagon. By|Mad Been Threatened and tinss | ; peda | SPEAKING OF “STAR OF STARS! Murphy vocame abusive, The Pullee- | {mo another ecrgeant had Joined|’ Probably Caused by Poisoning | f°, ne LILLIAN, OF jvURSE! man Baille of the West One Hundredt) | ‘ie squad. —His Condition Critical lh Merle © later Raymond Hitchcock ’ atreet station came up But it took the five policemen and ron a Se Adarand conducted the vaudeville show \ ‘ Sup ne h a nteld and, | {tee obliging citlzens fifteen minutes NANKING, Feb, 12.=The condition j f riareny showed his police shield and.| i) "stow Murphy tn the wagon. Hel of Gen, Homer Lea, the American of rf + hfe 4 . js blocked the entrance with his legs while} Cer Who came here with Dr Sun Yar rf It Was a Strenuous Operation, |‘: 4! Murphy Gives Five Bluecoats ealted tot hetp and P an Paschetth {he punched, scratched and kicked, fon to act as & milliary advieee tors poem uae ye lee ; : | ee on the next beat, 1 , A witness said Murphy had been| the republicans, and who was stricken inating and “1 , but It Made a Tremen- ls Lettie Hard Battle — Suspended A crowd collected, and the poltcomon, | allowed to create @ disturbance for two | WIth a serious, Hines a fow days aq, |" Momeeniont) Baymenian Rend tine Bonne we dous Hi spolte of the Star of Stars. He got reinforced by several citizens, urged | hours before he was taken to the #ta- | caused considerable alarm to-day. Ge | 295 F Fw AVENUE (e) i d to talking of Evening Stars, st. | Murphy over to Ams am avenue,| tion and that other policemen had | Lea spent a rostlens night, and hia) Mathes fell some time ako and In red | + sal A 5 =: us Hit, that time everybody down be. After His Arrest | hers the bette was ves bat Mian, {#eeined anxious to send him to hin| physicians sald ho was in oritical| hia head and recently had been confined | PAtter Fede 15. 430 woe aren oe Soe | —_— low was craning his ‘and every: Seeee ee nttce es weig\nome. ‘This informant —atvo said | condition, lin the Insane ward of the Albany How. j is -Toady up above was training her lore Rd d sss LB ld 8 drug) a woman who appeared to be relat had recetved mysterious throats, pital. When tloned by Dist | MADE A JOINT SPEECH. | 8" on the firt ter irer Lillian Rus t t » Murphy had figured to some extent n the excitement, At the police station tt wan dented that y from Manchu sources, and «t|torney Santor r the crime, Mi nea Sunday World Wants Work ed his aicknoss may have been | continually ted: "LE atn’t eras: Yam 1? et Monday Morning Wonders. “FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA AND MLLE. CANTARELLI, RESTAURANT, DAILY —_ GSO Cal Newire The February FurnitureSale ‘Shook hee finger {CMe Against him after the charges are heoek. Everybody and bowed. All Now in Full Swing EAI ARERR | Soe Weber and Lew Fielda stood up need the Jealous alclum any T: | ‘ry This Home-Made ; Lowest Prices Ever Quoted |§ | end made a speech together to about a 7H ‘ } the biggest audlonce they ever addressed |, 1 Pearse’ ahe aald, behind | her | Cough Remedy AVE. 19770 207 STREET. NEW YORK E just night. They were talking to the which was audible to everybody In the | Pl ee | Veiare and the wives and sweethearts | room. Coste Little, but Does the Work S A l S | | ot the Friars, as many of them as|MR. HITCHCOCK BECOMES CHIV-|# Quickly,erMoney Refunded emile nnua ale | could be crowded into the big banquet _ ALROUSLY BELLICOSE. hall of the Hotel Astor and that meant! |} Ma Age # rea Mr. ‘eres oat 1 ENRON DEANE SPN A SMO UE ary about two thousand. There were woo|ands Hucesll BROCK: SAK Head’ WOE. BRE bt Sof tpn ith men seated at the tables, which were n Mr. Hitchcock threate | tea. Paste acl (ites spread, almost too close together for one Le ey Savina cents’ worth) in pint bottle; then add comfort, all over tho hail and out into the Sugar Syrup. . Take @ teaspoonful the galleries and hallways. And up in} © a speech. Ren-| every one, two or three hours. the gallery boxes were Lillian Russell Jeton in Joe; You will find that this simple remedy and about five hundred other marvel- that i) hited takes Leet of iP cough ey: ‘ade, and not f lously gewnoed and beautiful women. | ¢ Sauer cat (Hee MY r Delis: sashes: Cough (UR And when Joe Weber and Lew Fields ‘I in a cubed factory. |*¢ Sq hours, Splendid, too, far whoop: were called they rose toze and c ed that If Lew]: roup, chest paini bronchi. iN : | r actor, us Mr. : everybody cheered and laughed, (i's | Mell ar er throat troub! eatin great to know the goods are going to} )\°l! be delivered before the package HOSIER roe omen gaa, Ut T’S ONE of those well-organized and successfully planned events to which the lead- fe ing hosiery mills of America and Europe contribute at special price arrangements not possible at any I" time of the year. For a great many years this house has had a silk hosiery reputation among New York’s best dressers and the theatrical profession, so it naturally falls to us to do something bigger and better than any other store when it comes to special hosiery events. c7 stain Ftoor. This hosiery selling event is not merely a low- We direct_your partic cular_attention to the id : the appetite and is slightly lax. he considered himself a ative, which helps end a cough. opened.) De Wolf Hopper This recipe makes more and better price Occasion such sites come cften Pere and _else- | i E Pring hosiery and te the sens: “Bruder Friars, chess," began Lew, And for a grand finale Ci h syrup than you could buy ready tenally low prices nt whicl (hey will besclanslonpaetl “Bruder Abbott,” began Joe tn the \ T. Kelly, Charles Ross, | made for $8.50. It keeps perfectly and ots last, Come early you can Wolf Hopper, Louls tastes pleasent; ys win joined hands!” pinex is the most valuable concen- sath ont, °'4| trated compound of Norway white piae pathetic, plaintive ni ('Sungy, make it t corrected Lew.) of his species, Bruder Abvotts,” music hall of oy aaa : t and is rich im guaiacol and all Gasser Vat? ated Lew, eerow (eee the natural pine elements which are so i reserve The right to bmi oumntities ton reascnuble number of pairs to each custemer. many?” | > Sing. Leer kip ace aed est V there's a low-price revelation in every one, absorbing buying news that will bring thou- A On cet Joe Lote oe bee ow York, to- orThis plan of making cough syrup with vow, We're devoting the entire bergain aisle to them, ‘There will be plenty of clerks ard plenty of buvir g room essen ting ‘or =years. “Abou our the prima ” on, Shu Pinex and sugar syrup (or strained Mahe. Mh Weecneunion® "tonainht in| Roney) bee proven so popular through Women's 35c, 45¢ and 50c Sample Hose of All Kinds—Sp:cial at 24c NAME BY SHEER FORCE. th ning. that. her fe ea itttated, * But the old, sue- | These are show-room samples, also samples taken from the tranks of the traveling salesmen of the world’ “Now Heten to me,” sald Weber. “Who | ind Would prevent her from | cesaful formula bas never been equalled. st manufacturer; thousands of ric! ved inte ul effects. We want to be modi val o 50c, but you'll enjoy the fe {t tod Mr, Wolf my right namo! taking in the performance. Mme.) A guarantee of absolute satisfaction, fargain treat all the n d-embi P beautiful luce boot effect it Mk and soft finished cotton anna Deemelaanoenteer |S n ‘ltls, "To | or money promptly refunded, goes with | cashmere hose; M. z garter welt tops. Try to come during ie “If it ain't,” inquired Weber, “what |< foe bothn a wah can (tad eee pe, Nour druggist bas Pinex or 1a8 your right name?” 1 has failed to. afford | Will set it fo it for fh oT Lew took hold of Joe's jaw pets send to The couiainsiaiaaniiinailaiaiiaeiaiiaiaaaaasialitsiiiitiaiiealS | Women’s $1.00 Sik Hose, 35c Women's $1.50 & $2 Silk Hose, $1.15 | They are dollar silk hose, too, in everything that a dollar of the Sale for i y re rain silk t y, too—fine, lustrous and | quality implies, and that’s more than can be said about some dollar silk hi Hurried Readers i Je; high oe heels; double ailk soles and garter This is guly w two-thousand-pair lot, 99 i's w one-day, opportunity Women's #1 Silk Hose, pair, 8c thoroughly deperidable. Plenty of the @8.00 ioned, pure silk thread hose; ‘spliced heels, reinforced lisle soles "dares SHAS oarbhte y Colors black, white, tan and most all evening shades. ihoh lige aartes well tops: black omly; fant dye- -Kuowing shoppers will Soe Stik Hose re 83e | Btough for the day only at 81.15 h " Anticipate'a veason's supply 91.25 Silk Hose, pr. e8c Women's $1.25 Silk Hose, 69c i 8 32.50.93 Silk Hose.$1.69 Of ¢ , , \4 ‘ " Women’s $1.35 Silk Hose, 83c S0c Silk Hose, pair, 38¢ courae: you i fay! great crowd here, but there'll ; i he hosiery, lots Nu When we say a $1.35 Silk Hose, the value is based upon our | women's acres eae LM ae tical pee silect nd those who have been depending upon this store for | W'en's 19¢ Seamless Hose, 12! 4c . Weare also offering a quantity of fine gauze hose, full-fashioned, ill sppreciate the value. Extra fine bi Women's 25c Silk Liste Hose.i5c h spliced heels, reinforced silk soles and linle welt tops or lisle soles and deep high spliced by lisle soles and Children's 25c Hosiery, pr., 12140 | lisle x Colors black, white, tan and all the prevailing shades yc. Colors: ky white, tan and all the eadiag shades, 9c Hosiery, pair, 19¢ omen’s 50c Silk Hose, 35e¢ son's supply would be a prot itable investment. Special ut 83, Men's S8c Silk Lisle Hose, pr. a8e Tk : % Men's S0c Silk Hose, pair 39 hey're better than any regular fifty cent hose you have] F. Women’s 39c Silk Hose, 29c Men's Imported Half Hose.12 ye Whi store. We're putting thei gut at this price just to (seconds) hose. These hose are seamless, + Those fine, sheer cobweb seamless silk thread hose with lisle| } t | js and garter tops, which will assure toes and heels and deep lisle garter welt tops, which will insure lasting Imported, full fashioned; ) The ideal for wear with low 9 or slippers, for service. Get a season's supply while this low price is in force, Iu black, white | spliced heels. double soles; medi avers want brad wean Now is your chance t andtan Enough to last all day at 29¢. se lisle and cotton. Black, tab 2 en re eal LA Colors: black and all regular colors, and colors. le L P Women's 1¢ Seamiess How, 1ai¢e, heels; | MER's 35¢ Silk Liste Hose, 25¢ Children’s 25c Hose, 1214¢ superior seamless black cotton hose; double toes an eels; Y i Y d, h i hi Li en ‘, " . = raven shy quality, Our regular patrons who know this hose will peel fashioned Caste 1 a This wouldn't real he a Ue Hoary, saleiunlset we tone ees order in half-dozen and dozen lots. and all the wanted colors. 6 pair, 81.40. | toce anil heels: fast yes u eo Leaasete ce ttastinn hate Women's 25c Silk Lisle Hose, 15c¢ Men's 50c Silk Hose 39c Children’s 29c Hose at 19c They are the best twenty-five-cent hose made in America] A very fine, full-tashioned Here's a fine lisle hose, absolutely seamless, too; double today.” They are so good, in fact, that at this price they'll sell like the|thread silk half bose; high spliced | soles and b Colors: tan and black. Discriminating parents who know roverbial hot cakes. Full-fashioned silk lisle hose, high spliced heels; | heels, with double lisle soles. Special, | values will lay Hiberat supply. Just for the day, though, at this Pathe ced soles and extra heavy garter welt tops; black only. Special, 18c. | 89c. pair 81.00, or, ¢ pply- ys 6 price. 6 Don't Miss the Women’s 32.50 € $3.00 Silk Hose, $1.69 Holding this item out until the last puts us in mind of the fellow who wants to conserve his strength for a “final effort,” but that’s not our idea. We want to leave a lively and convincing impressio of the barga mportance of this sale, so present this irresistible item last becaude it’s one that will appeal to the entire shopping world. Let's see—we said, 82.50 and 83.00 values’’—-that’s too mild. — We're holding back a part of the value- -giving news— yes, a large part- because there ure a great many pair worth more; but you know the story of the early bird, so we only mention 88.50 and #8.00 values because we have a lot of them. A heavy, ingrain silk hose, beautifully and richly embroidered, handsome floral designs in self and colored effects Vull fashioned; high spliced heels; reinforced soles; double garter tops. SIMPHON CRAWFORD CO SINTITAVENUN S FOREMOST Here's a Fine Fur Coat Buying Chance That Will Never Come Again Smart Hats . . $42.50 Russian for Immediate Wear Ponyskin Coats Lustrous, Flat, Silky Moire Effects, at *22.50 Ger successful Fur Sale of last week brought furriers to us looking for re- tief. They were in a mood to sell at any price that would turn their stoc into money. CF Third Moor, along with a magnificent showing of Smart Tailor Suit Hats, Draped Hats & Turbans LL new _ models, trimmed 1n our own workrooms — exact repro- «ductions of the French ideas in Hemp, Milan and Changeable Taffetas at popular prices, we offer ne excellent values in r hats for wear to-day. ‘At 2.98, $3.98 and '4.98 . We offer Duchess Satin and Straw Hats combined, EAR MADAM:-You know that Nemo Corsets OUTWEAR all others, and are therefore the most ECONOMICAL; but perhaps you don’t know WHY, We will tell you some of the reasons: 1, We make moro “‘high-priced’’ Corsets ($3.00 up) than all other American makers combined, therefore can AFFORD to give you DOUBLE VALUE in material and making—and WE DO, 2. Seams are sewed by a method of our own invention and CAN NEVER STRETCH or give, a5 all others do; and the Nemo “‘Triple-Stria Re-enforcement’’ makes it three times as hard for the bones and steels through at the ends, Cost to mk Never in the history of the trade have these coats been in regular stock in our store for less than #42.50, and on extraordinary occasions they have heen sold nt », but at the price at which they are offered for to-morrow all low-price records will q i THE FORM; and it is a well-known be broken, trimmed mth maline or all i as long as corsets that do not fit, Do not iniss this great one-day buying opportunity. It would 4a Ve astonishing and s unduly, ou to buy these coute at this price even in May, because you'll never bh how much snap and fine ‘ : [neta an opportunity that's certuin taste are shown in this col- Thare’s They're genuine Russian Ponyskin Coats too~ foreien-dyed, lection. > necond Fleer, one te ky a with rolling shew! colle , nl cal “sa; | 175,000 Yards Regular 17¢ 51;-Inch All-silk]} ¥ A ee eee Taffeta Ribbon, Yard 1 . EF Main Floor, a ‘ou know that whe A CRRCIREL thao’: ' a ; MKD ar na Whe 8 oa eon Rt it $99. 30 Suitable for hat trimmings, also sashes and hairbows; in a bee Come early aad get the feds ony akin C Coat all the new wanted shades, also blagk and white. ever sold at this sensationally low price. you—and every n- wil 4 eer hanghtad, in style Pi health and com q wemo Corsets. Ask for them at your dealer’s, and INS/ST upon seeing them, (6) KOPS BROS., Mfre., New York