The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1912, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1912. SUBWAY SMOKERS MRS. KNICKERBOCKER KEEPS HOUSE |G SHOPLIFTER SUMMERIN ALASKA PARTED 2 TEAS , FINED AFTER RAID Patronizes Sister Who Gives Up City Cage for Suburban Freedom—Sixth of a Series} BETRAYS IDENTITY ALL YEAR ROUND NOW SEEK EEK NOE SCOOPS QVER 100 ps iticne of Md a riled papas regan | BY LAGK Of TEARS Switch ot Curent Brings! It Took ni and M and Mrs. Alletz- Balmy Climate With Straw | hauser a Long Time, but lFails to Cry With Her Sup. Hats and Linen Dusters. | Something’s Doing Now. — Magistrates Hand Out Penal-| | | posed “Mother” and Judge’s SNOT | ‘fles Graded to Apparent Wealth of Offenders, | WASHINGTON Straw hats) It has taken Mr. and Mra, George Suspicions Are Aroused. And linen dusters ave being worn in| Alletzhauser twenty-five years to decids Alaska dur! mildest weather on | to get a divorce. Not a quarter cen- ‘ard because the Japan Current has tUtY of martied life, but twenty-five of separation, for they haven't living together since 1887, three years after their mart I: ’ id to Hold S| eum A Winter resort, wa reported Srothaven tite tO TS ROLE ‘ather Is Sa ) q to-day to Gov. Clark of Maaka by the | W0odhave et ~ |Father Is Said to Hold State tots hydrograpite office,” “| Alletahauser altdes at No. 154 West Ono | Office—A Mother and Daughe |, "Our Investinations indicate the) {runaredtl street, | attomneya for, bath Alaskan wi has never been «o mild ¢ Marean, in the . ” climate t# completely wey ter Arraigned With Her. | — il oe PROMINENT FAMILY. | bly switched toward the 1 This rkable con- it is raid, may make ait whi Bufts Objects to Use of Police While “Wave of Crime” Is Waving ly forev xald Capt user's » chief hydrographer @ month ago, and now think the warm Alletahauser's counter sult, Just ‘& crusade against men who smoke Justice Melnerny, from the bench of water of the J Ht hae b Alletzhauser’s motion was for a fe the subway was Inaugurated aty the Court of Special Seasiona, divcoy- | diverted to . lof particolars in his wife's counter | midnight and wound up tn the arraign- ered to-day that one of the two young | }f {ra | sult and her motion for $200 counsel ment to-day of more than 100 prison- | womnet:. aareated nopiteting tn wit! hange wii | fee motto granted. Fe in police courts, Sixty policemen, eadway. denartnent ras MEN VAT A thoroi wi investiga. | The MI tahaune 1 nothing much eastgned temporarily to the Health | Squad, made the arrests, | | made, r 1 other wi when Allete- 0 left by ‘this r that Mra Allete- being re. | of ¢ taka and ocean | iuser fet! hel father, Shortly af older woman was in no way related to others, althougs they had sald thetr Nearly all the prisoners were fined was Bend and that they were lark Was told to- y tha havaer secured a a c ‘The Magistrates had various com. : abel : Natahes ge hauiser secured a separation, With) Say , : er an . living in AL juakes in the Aleut ay alimony he came deck ments on the offense of «moking or | | any with a suit for divorce, naming one John epttting tn subway stations, but it re- The Justice watched the three women Davia, a 1 to vave been on too fa- | miatned for Magistrate Butts, {1 ‘ vi when. t nt, for a few millar teoms with the fateh string of the } risania Court, to make the crusade tie big De olla L et fat in 1800 and! Ooeasion for reviving the “Wave of ORNERCC Iva, cigtec: FERAL eatin ate ilion’ aehie: Maen: Chiesa” { courtroom, 1 while the nine of Mise Acnie Krauae, Mer woman Policeman Hickey of the Health sq sad | it tame arraigned before the Magistrate tive men charged with smoking in the sub- way atation at One Hundred and Forty- " a er. ninth mikes a were fined $1 cach. | MR RNICHERBOCWER. | MRS HeNCERBOCHER ‘Then the Magisirat questioned Hickey, earns iare you been on duty She Can't Exist Without the Stimulus and Distrac- eine midnight.” roplied ticker. tions of City Life and Prefers ‘Gilded Captivity” Gaeiees e to All Attractions Country Freedom ,asound the subway serving sur Might Offer. and unme Who sat apart foned and nshipy oxiated two won OB men you caught smoking cy cigarettes?’ | ANTLWALDOTMK a rl SRM PLT, == @ Senge, Coats | \ ay si ' a Actual $15 Value WITH CRIME RAGING. ‘Only Rarely That One Even for the Baby’s sate ROSALSKY GIVES . woman, was OY pc Wetke sid tho 3 6 "T want | Chooses to Forsake the Menagerie for the i CREELMAN JAN ASSERTS i Ailes belin? tee eciri ] 0): 98 jo aay that it ts an ’ sleudat aul vt i . sen sigh ite polleemen to such triv a wave Menage—Mr. Knickerbocker as Bad. 12 YEAR TERM 10 | Of axime is sweeping ove eity, and I aay this not caring whom it yurts. T " * knew Mtinens af the Bronx ave afraid to be | If a lMoness residing in one of the palatial cages of Oe es td To-Morrow, Saturday higat | the Bronx Zoo, where heat, light, raw meat and a few ; Gamblers and The Ure ROUTH | AecRI ce a a pILIn re Mites eg exniedite eb “wel MRned oe feet of space are purveyed at the cost of liberty, coat Friends Behind Rum rs of s arratt aM Render, was arraigned. she annee, thea Santast NaW.coat arrivals speak her mind to a free born slater of the jungle she! pleaded not mullly and asked for ant ton I say it ‘ pibsr ied 1c WA E HBHRHEE BAG are vertible mirrors of best and new men away would say: “How do you manage to exist out there?) Police Charge. heoitah eat fee : : est authentic 1912 styles, although protecting No steam heat, no admiring crowds, nobody to cut up! | ut time that Justtes priced to-morrow at $10.98, | eet them to trapping men w your meat for you, no landlord, no menagerie, no ieee ind 4a Said to Have ' ‘ to : i 0 trapping men who smoke in Gk bo panfestip avenarals® sy Paintba Wate Goad clvouiaten One Style Pictured a + the eubway or ‘L' stations, Our pol! Why, it must be perfectly dreadtu ; ‘ i . “a men ought to be attending to their hus!- And that is just about the way that Mrs, Knicker-| Obtained $500,000 by Op- concern taibendlig ‘angen In) the Serge or Moire Coilars ‘ | néas and uot engaging in trivial mai-| vocker talks to her friend who lives in the country in . : iif [ates See tae nip that da s hese charming serge coats are tere. while highwaymen and burglars nt a big house with a big yard, a flower garden and a| rations in Many Cities, |Creetman, civ fee Commission (ade in stunsing Witte, Rave one WERE practically unmolested.” i whose name has been a bid i y Rage MEA? thom, mG NIXOLA tenais court, ,and such alr as poor city-votind Mrs. - ~ onnection cr it black, conirastingly modelled with the sixty fiicers rem at the | SREELEY® SMITH icnickerbooker never breathes. Charles Carles!, proprietor of a saloon | statement on the sit Siata moire or serge collars, and will prov 4 th Department's building, Bixtn | The lioness in captivity is pletured usually as sighing for her lost free-|at ‘riyirteenth street and Av A, and! ment ts belleved to have been {nsptred, | themselves invaluable for Spring anc aipeauaica icratonenes faclent dom of movement and endeavor, but T think ft 1s much more likely that/charged by Deputy Commisstoner| Mr. Creelman, sjeaking unofficially, he Summer wear i tama /eaileceve operations all the 15) | she feols sorry for the poor, foolish things outside, ts very proud indeed of | Dougherty with veing says, Is convinced that Commisatoner | Ait ration FREE from One Hundred and Twenty-titin | her cage and thinks patronizingly of any® lioness who hasn't a cage to) fang of “Black itand Waldo sults Ma uynor. Continuing era iS street to Borough Hail. live in, and counterfelters, was sentenced to!) Mr, Creelman eave eALE i) ALL THREE STORES : v7 twelve and hs Si « ° t PE warenee wt the Brooklyn Uridye station | she forgets, just an Mrs, Knicker) i #9 place In which to spend Sunday | sing Pinon by Judew "tonal ae er Ny this ayaternatt hi ‘ Polic Noon: Pe, forgets, that » whether human 0! orn!ngs, eral Sessio1 fre A one aa circulation of fe r sis a part a firt victims, two juusiy y nities | captivity e greatest problem that | back to. the sixteenth cent ty nten as a second offense, [ea ay sce ap ea die Fea teeetenal Miss Hennet! men puffing nonchalantly ursish ; 1 ovke: 5 coisely | °very rand Mrs. Knickerbocker i Eee bs gamblers and their eriinina A pOUts| fed wie had Suara, cecepied th one pena Kent rbouke es 1s Br 2 {| might do well to read, even {f they get | SANIT O a Dougherty, who worked | joa) friends should have an interest Inlans pass the nnd then began helping the officers that of the baby in the cage, the Chg perion than the firat line ‘My minde Up the case against C proved at| attempting to te the tmpresston! put “here's ono over there!” they would | born in an apartment house. ty me a lngdom is." How many mem! Bs trial that ho wax the leader of a! that Police Commixsioner Waldu Ix to, /ouns 14 and 16 West I4th Street—-New York shout, aray him! Oh, you law: | GEUNTRY BORN BABIES HAVE bers ot kerhociter family can) Kang wf men who had cheated a score] retire from the Police Depart : ' 460 and 462 Fulton Street— Brooklyn 3 si i} ? 4 L. @ Dt a of a | know that the Volicelrey ba bi with c MAGISTRATES FINE OFFENDERS,| (AN ADVANTAGE. pee it must be ad-| The Commtastoner estimated the profits carrying on it» great aml cclemdit wep : =x 645-651 Broad Street---Newark, N. J. WHO MOSTLY PLEAD GUILTY, |, Practioally wil authorities are 88°00) itted, why wuburhun life anoutd ap-{ Of t® gang tn this and other cities van recently. heen, serio ly. alle un Fee cua ino tiee Ao wee 4 Newspaper boys at tie bridge entrance ine. ae ee an ceeetvantages (Deal more to Mr, Knickerbocker than the pockets of then theme: halen on iors : f ; | reaped @ harvest of nickels and dimes | [PS COMNt™ cnergy over hia city cou-|t? MIS wife, For Mr. Knickerbocker Was shown, Follow Department trodden on the! a ving for warning approaching passengers o} i the danger that awaited neur the ticket |#im, who Is di chopper’s box. the pursuit wets a certain amount of stimulus and| Would receive cl inspiration from his work and the com-| hire an artist radeship it entails, In suburban life he| capacity of a { cash and then edges of the political-eriminal soly ot | served dim in the poltes: prived of Hight, Mberty and mischief, the three in- jf ff fae 1 } Mark Qi Coutary : Spring Suits ‘ im the Penman” to tints! «merely to recall the attempts Upward of twenty-five smokers and jalienable rigits of caildiiood, Last arte lh SEPA REO t y nt » and more than s score at Fourteenth lerbocker the average Mr, and. Mra, ‘ A ot raees | wei onan RR OPAL RAL es strest, | Knickerbocker xo right on lving on the sd pen aman stores and start. 4 A letter reached me from one Mrs, | bank account. They would de ' ientckerbocker the other day whtoh sald | forked checks to their account hen waa tira ECSGUAAE TEA: dately draw against them and 7 ‘ spe care Carles: Was tried on vat she h mey eno , hey enough | invoived a $4,600 check of the firm of » Datid suburban homes ‘ c me Doer & Carroll, horse A versed ta Knick | $25, check of the firm had. be ashe) “TD went home tae other @ month, | by Carlesi in his saloon, He had turaed| told my folks that suxar was down from $1 to $5 {more money than they can afford, an by the Magis: Mrs, Knickerboc! appens to i e uffan article on the high rate of in riallly in eltles she merely wonders litors print such long, stupid sin which i iy at all dy inter trate according t yre rity of the ¥ offenders Chief Magistrat« night and erbockers W and she asl au < § " iY say whether or not] this over to his artist and supplied Him | tenth of a cent a pound” rar 0 ie Hychaidhs edger Mike ¢ rt and skips hastily to the Beauty | eight other Mra, Knickerbockers | witl: al blank checks of the Han-| "W t contented t . 1 Week brctara, clerks, saleamen, touriats | Benerally a Uttle more Mr. CHANCE FOR EIGHT TO ESCAPE , iil iia ae fie Ht Be he i ell / =tael ey os ' saaterrores umporeres Dip. wile cid not Haw en ia amem| _ FROM GILDED CAPTIVITY. ic was 0 tea 1 ue | mating a to its com ill Tailored Suits, $25.00, 35.00, 45.00 and : pared pause Ladies SEH ROBE TEES a ) erbockor cherishes| Now fa LA York i eae , Nf by Isador We | " ‘ ia ( ye Cord Serge: PISUEN erg and } general for his ow an x oe ce ie pie lan accomplice o| arlosi, who was | raANncy ooen materials in a number otyusin KILLS HERSELF AND BABY | sharin ‘ aay maRarie daa Me fae sae es dame ia : Last week we opened a new store at | models in White, Navy, Tan, Gray, fancy Stripes H ja hundre Yo , . ‘ and Two-toned colors { BY TURNING ON THE GAS. | emu. 1 ae st heneeantee | 37 NassauStreet, near Liberty ; tomor j Linen Suits, $20.00, 25.00 and up—Oi best row weopenanotherat 903Broadway, fa} van bn in White, Colors and faney Linen corner 20th. Spring Styles now ready. self to the pa atronage of the} captivity. Hf, in the interests by in the Cage, or for any axon, she prefers a menage to be prepared for nmiseration Suitings, All sizes Linen Dresses, $12.75, 16.50, 25.00, 35.00 and up—-A large collection of simple and elabo- rate models suitable for any kind of wear. All the ney nh Weaves are In ante well as Pique and of Little Son by Leaving Him | gie dines With Neighbor. country.” ‘ Now, of course, 1's Revere Craven Jderstand why Aue sicas solekarncanes | years old, killed herself and her | As Abs S@ar-old Httle girl, Lena, to-day by erie, she must through and Jin Pitusourgh, Joiladelphia, ago and Cincinnat sed by Uh the cou era in cities, she gets b Ish a ete ita ell ee moirution - i lus fromm aus ot | Ms, atoam hoat end a oi erfettnig and Crash, ina complete range of ; Urlatol street, Bast New York SE ee nes sen ek OE IE MN ORL ne He was par Lingerie Presses, $12. 75, 20.00, 35.00, { Aa Seen 8 IRL oe te Hays ST |sett supporting, In exireme cases bot | MUSICALE AT PLAZA TO De ine clerks 45.0t and u Cae Frocks of new F rei | ieee Mra, | dreads a inf vee a teoe ne | Miss Maude Klotz, Brooklyn So- foven of ent atten Blant nl Tailored Skirts, $5.00, 7.50 and up-—- \ Brewman, had heard of thes must alwaye be running) Prano, and Amato, Baritone of | isturtanc Radically Different and Waists $2. 15, 3. 50, 5.00, 10.00 and u ; pe mds ler ern Hate tine fe aivart ee din t pare lergation the Metropolitan, to Sing, Why Americ am, Remarkably Superior ‘J , 2 P~ a nt of B| ven and Lingerie Waists, a big assortn lish models tor Summer wee Braunan bousebold. were golng in t Lancet ase as much of a Miss Maude tz, the young Brook-| LONDON, how to focus, Is J She found the « yea the flat locke thoug' yn soprano, and Pasquale Amato, the|eribes th of gum chewing : fs One Seep ane couldn't wet ih Bune sign, * aropolitan Opera barite will be | nervousness and 4 s zt alas "Phe dae eas Forse and the ; | ear in recialm the rand ball om ns, Mont. probenly, James McCutcheon & Co.,. ! Two hoi Nefore the dies MENTAL MENDICANT ef the I Tuesday mo rt ae Oppesite M found the mother had er tau é 1g Ved, & Hoeft oF bie ¥ ee th Ave, & 34th St. waridiyt 3 SOE ERLE RL rl ahah otet SEEKING ALM8. | industetes enh 4 5 aklorf- Astoria ° saying she was g ont to do some} In fac Sta worthy ¢ that has among its marketing. say to the da a — fighter or the Countey Dead, woich he saya a | supporters many of New York's repre- Wt? | sentative we e help me to keep| . Heretofore n ETLE has been raised to Fob, va! nysclt from thinking. Drop a « OF ata to contrib ee ee a : of the war of 1813 a ick oF a eong and dacve into theletason sire, Ainup willie Blake. the | ) Bigiee dled. wan ia the Cntted |ruddertess mind of the red business | president, Inaugurated a series of mor ace (4 ~ oe rasa wr a | iste depo en pain ene ad Ue werlts all week. Order ? fbr peare atthe t 7 nd at re np Pap cate and care for t by e the ‘flog the poor, whose condit prevents where the taxim begins to buse' their attending echools, kindergart [away the family income on week days and day nurseries, one Co-day and prospe ° | synpay WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, ae Me “ . , ~ a“ Uae tial Abana inti ease naan dt ("Or ReS” “ a es