The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1912, Page 24

| Advertisement Pilferers ASNORTHERNCOLD 4¢ Not Cuckoos Must Be ; KILLS § SHPMATES Cowbirds or Pigbirds. di Thinly-Clad Orientals “Learn” How Not to Dress in J 5 Brooklyn. ‘ APTER THRILLING TRIP, ‘ Biggest Waves on Record Toss Experts Tell in Prose and “Berlin and Bostonian," jumetedn, , ‘itm, Like a Chip. on, Sa SE sa at a Werse AM About the | eamacacerai. zit i (WUE 0 deckiond of oval piled in every Different Species, oe woe Descible apace the German tramp Aster a tum © about ¢o eall from the Bush ‘To the Editor of The Evening World: E Terminal tn Brooklyn, Her officers and} PATRIOTISM FIGURES, |, You are correct in your position row eannot get away too coon. Com- toward the “denatured” advertiser, but tag $0 port has been but Uttlo relist “were maybe. certain vatietion of from the hardohipe of the frightful cuckoos (probably in Europe) that lay sterme they encountered in early Feb- (American Cuckoos Are Hon- | svovree (promably reary on their way trom ere to ties breeding in this locality (and Newport News, Va. -~ est, But Old World Bloture 18 correot) bulld thelr own feats Undér the chipping tows the crew ir own young, as I know ft Ge Asterturn, made wp of Malays, Ones Are Sneaks, do ‘Wielocs, Arabs and offer natives . 2 rogtea! lands cannct be brought know of in this region that lays in nerth of latitude 9 as @ whole in win- ter. Bo the ehip, though bound for New inies, many omnes Gh te of other ja T never found # cuc elle ph alle Eoxtnern port | national Cyelopedia, I maintain that I|fr's rightful home, To scteuen te atop there on the start of her next |S™ Omithotogtcally correct in dectertng " by i vevege, wich will toke her to Bombay |*#t the Cuckoo, the real Cuckoo, dose |? of “Binds of New England,” by id- by way of Port Bald. A few cabin boys, | lay her eggs in other binds’ nests, i E H : : i and that the Evening World, in clase- ‘ with the ship in cold latitudes. ing those persons as Cuckoos who, ike ‘ ONE OF THE “EXAMPLES” DIED | 0 Roulston of Brookiyn, caused to bi OF COLD. inserted in copies of The World coun- tertelt advertisements that purport to de regularty incorporated esheets of The World, does the noble genus Coccysus a ad 4 bbs wrong. Cuckoo to whioh the International He called the aAtention of | cyctopedia refers le an Old World bird. cj . We have none of in this country. eo" oaid Diskhoft, “they ave Quckoos, to petinar test ties, the Dlack-billed and the yellow- dilled—but according to every recognised auttiority these ¢ birds build their own nests and hatch their own young at their own private address. Both Webster's and the G@tandard Dictionary class the real American Cuckoos as mothering birds. Chester A. Reed, Curator of Ornithology ef the Wercester Museum of Netural Histery, @ays that they bulld nesta which are “flat, shabby platforms of twigs, placed at low elevations in thickets or on the lower branches of trees (but yet i | ita fii Ht f ij i : & i EE te fg & g it] § i i i fits! E cab pal ili 4H i g | ! ? : af [ as i g é bo keep within dounde short er, * WAVES 60 FEET HIGH TOSSED | are countions more authorities in THE SHIP. favor, with not one against. ie encountered by the Aster-| But stil, you may insist, there are Feb. 4 to Feb. 8 were about | “Testures tn this country who tay their Ae Rave ever Gwen repose, | OCs in other birds’ nests. More shame ape aaa tons tae, ri See to them, there are! But they are not helgh rid 10 Cuckoos, They are COWBIRDS. Ke- part, The records of the Hydro-| member the word, and look tt up. The i i fi i BLOWN TO DEATH AND ENTONBEDBY NIKE EXLOSON Seven Bodies Recovered at Merritt, B.C., and Eight Men Prisoned in Diggings. MERRITT, B. C., March &.—@even bodies were taken last night from the Diamond Vale Collieries in which @ gas explosion occurred yesterday, The rescuers brought news to the sur- face that chere was every reason to be- Neve that eight other men were en- tombed, and in all probability dead. ‘The force of the explosion was ter- riff, Alex Paterson was hurled trom the main elip thirty yards to ¢he engine house and « fen weighing more than a ton was blown out. cxamseareetfounaninraee MR. MURPHY IS HAULED TO JAIL BY HIS WHISKERS. ut the two varte- | His Long Black Beard Proves His Undoing, Landing Him in Cell After He Skipped Bail. Just because he had very long and very black whiskers James K. Murphy is tn Yorkville Court prison to-day, another bird's nest, and though I have! without bail, awaiting extradition to Jersey City. On Dec, 31, when Murphy Fate ino | eft in the lurch the bondsman who was claime I refer you to pages 84, 85, 86 and | his surety for $6,000 in Jersey City and vanished from the sight of all who knew him, he was clean-shaven. But the police knew he had an extraor- dinary ability to grow whiskers. In the circular they sont all over this country and Canada the attention of detectives | #tory, was called to the probability that ne would immediately sprout a beard to Aisgutee himself. ’ Lieut. Trojan of the Detective Bureau has kept an eye out for a man of Mur- phy's general appearance, plus long black whiskers, ever since. Last night he got him at Amsterdam avenue and Ninety-#ixth street. Murphy is under indictment for swin- dling John MoManus, a retired shoe dealer, of No. 321 Seventh street, Jersey City, out of $8,000 in @ real estate deal and of cheating the White Star Steam- ship Company out of $800, He is ee charged with “selling” to another man the same plece Of property he pretended to eell to McManus. ————— FORGERY, SAYS DIXON, ROOSEVELT’S MANAGER, OF TREATIES TELEGRAM. Did Not Wire to Colonel “Senate Your Contention—Our Demo- cratic Friends to Rescue.” ‘WASHINGTON, March 8, — Genator Joseph M. Dixon, campaign manager for Col, Roosevelt, denounced as « forgery @ telegram published in @ local paper this morning purporting to be the text of @ message sent by Senator Dixon to Col. Roosevelt yesterday. The eupposed telegram was as follows: ; me one. fina a te eaneat lard Dictionary will tell you that “Theodore Roosevelt, New York: . exaggerated. the Cowbird is an ‘American ieterine “The Senate has ratified your conten- ‘The second officer saw a Malay causht | blackbird of the genus Molethrus, often tion in regard to the treaties. Our Demo- by @ monster wave et the door of the|found in association with cattle, com- cratic friends have come ¢o our rescue. Galley on Fob. 7. Me-crawied and swam|mon throughout the United States. “JOSEPH M. DIXON.” after the man, who had been dashed Cowbirds deposit their eggs,” says the ot “No @uch telegram nor any telegram against @ stanchion, ndard, “in the neete of other birds, binet in 1875, | of similar import was sent by me to With the aid of the carpenter, who | ;, D ed by Noyes, | Col. Roosevelt,” said Mr. Dixon in a came at the end of a line paid out by & Company of Boston. I think | statement given out at the Roosevelt ‘3 & group of screaming, chattering Hin- ’ 4€ you inquire of Mr. Hornady or Mr. 7 Paergsh 4 ; dees and Chinamen, the Malay was Dittmare they may know, and if #0 can- | headquarters. caty, sent k pulled to ehelter. His seu had been make @ nest of ¢heir own nor] not do otherwise than uphold me. Very | Wite epprising him of the vote of the 4 epltt and he had been instantly Killed. | care jor their young. The female elyly| modestly stated I would say that B. ‘A. | Senate. There can be no excuse for this LEAVING FURTHER CARE OF EARRINGS TO DILLINGHAM. | LEAVING, FURTHER "1 lays ite eggs in the neste of other band of Daughter Jennie. Wirds." And everybody else who knows 1, Reterving to Charles B. Dillingham, | anything about the ornithology of the ‘the theatrical manager, who was di-| United States will tell you the same + veueed by her daughter some years ago, | thing. ee “my best and truest friend)" Mrs.| 0, whtle you are quite right about the setreases, provided by her will that her| the American Cuckoo, and the people International Cyoloped! Takes too broad a statement. Webster says that the Cowbird ts a Remiy sean epcenea ny mo it ly as the cycl la does, but Aged Actress's Will Provides Dia-|amal! American Wackbird. Like the| pretty well what the black bi'led cuckoo |3 Of the treaties must ‘be considered as _ Mond Memento for Divorced Hus-, European Cuckoo {t bullds no nest, but Ra) row billed cuckoo of New York do mate, build their own nests, “Amnie Yeomans, last of the old time | Old-World Cuckoo, you are wrong about | To deposits her egg in the nest of a small | Samuels (if still living), Paul West and | most ANNIE YEAMANS LEAVES er bird when the owner to absent, |! jagramt and evidently premedi- know more about these birds than the | tated forgery.” therein, itch them and know rear id what bird can do JAMBS PILLOW. “Song of the Evening World the Baitor of Allow me to vie with Mr. West in en- p gpuamaba ainro Go-to Dillingham with| you have been writing abou are not | ‘eavoring to supply you with a muse on rea juest that fe have them made into @ cing to wear in memory of he: That {s, they are Cowbirde in one sense of the word. They depos! rioe |eage in other birds’ nests, bu @s executor of the estate, valued, |'h® Cowbind—horrid creature it was said, at about $2,000. Mr. Meyer, | One better. Or wors whose office je in the Pulltzer Building, |cency, at least— ‘was Mrs, Yeamans’s ettorney for many | bird to bring u pect nothing fillal from sa! F Cn Pn Bad The Roulstons, Stephenmerr! a Drastically ait ber entate, siaaing Wet | 00% {0 thoee foundlings to Hage wardrobe to her daughter, ‘Mrs, | S#i0 when they have been incubated oy ‘Titus. : Yeamans the respectable advertisers and the Mrs. Yeamans's younger daughter, |Sumday World. Pigbirds! That's what Jenaie, was married to Dillingham. Sho | they are! died econ after divorcing the theatrical | I hope, air, that you will admit that ‘men. _ Despite the decree, however, |1 am at least partly correct in my stand Mra, Yeamans and her former son-in- | for the Cuckoo, and totally right from law were always the warmest of |@ patriotic standpoint. If eo, you may call your Blumsteins, Le Grands and thelr crowd Cowbirds or anythipg elee aelaeratadiataanimes LLEY you Ike, other than Cuckoo TRO! SCRAMBLES EGGs. | Tn conclusion, may r nocept your ins Gas Site Broa “ vitation to burst into vong and trill th mee Wagon and following in denuntation of the cowbird Detver Has Both Lee Injared, end her cousins, the space-stealers? the Jolla in the pastures deep, ae, 9 frasing comme, a ie hope, a ir ia idly straying; But the dear Uttie thrush ‘bush wagon of eggs driven by Thomas Tr 2 Dery Sem, twenty-three, of No. 38 Columb Bf as eeviditers wet i Eo place. Dowling did not see the wagon *Y Pe ihe Oxmttnd's bears atl 209 late to stop.: Pees co one Web ‘Travers was thrown to the street. The| 1 4A” Bed tt ot enol horees ran and the wheels passed over ™e. to ber freee both of Travers's legs, fracturing one TA young! injering the ‘other: Dr. Wagner ’ him io Brooklyn Hoepital. Several | % !* ° " ‘games of glass were broken in the car. An ovteast let me, lana ta ie KANSAS CITY, Mo t—cred-| , Ton ohn "ont ft mber ior Mere for the Kansas City, Mexico and | Lal%ncr Mes tne Seay thamtinee wrt'e et, D Mallway, projected from Kane be Vy J Cty ‘apalobampo, Mexico, late alened Aled with the Clark of the | bef ntqeedays in Kansas City, Kan. an yt + for the Cuckoos, but Cowbirde, the ‘There's an ord ‘And perchance Bat fom now let's tay attention "to ‘the lead: Tonge of all; Just’ watch the boys all, muster ‘Wilen they hear the "Cuckoo Roulston, are you prevent? ‘Tom ‘And Blumatcin, are you beret Bah, Megritt, ston, that racket here'll ft the song of Cuckoos heard throughout the land, “at's rally ‘round the flag, bors, he leg ate ave tsk "Il call ourgsives the -Cuckooe, Marve! we anothers NEST.” nough this year! ser, EDWAKD A, O'NEILL. icieneainaennins SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. Gun rievs,, 0,24)8un sets,. 0.01| Moon rises, A.M, | THE TIDES, 0.00 1:50 PORT OF NEW YORK, ARRIVED, INCOMING STPDAMSHIPS. DUE TO-Day, ri Fopeahagen, Neat anny "Stbrettar, . 1 Geroune, igere tar Liveepoot, lirker oad, ieia, ‘Bremen. ; OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS, rf ——_>_—_ | KINDLING WOOD TRUST that baok | Commenting last night on the Senate's T do not | ection, Senator Dixon satd: “The vote of the Senate upon eection abeolutely ratifying the principle Mr, Roosevelt had been contending for that the constitutional prerogatives of the Senate should not be encroached vpon."" ree FOUR DEAD IN CRASH. Negro Passengers Victims of ‘Georgia Central Train Wreck. ATLANTA, Ga., March 8—Four negro passengers were killed and ten persons injured in a wreck on the Central of Georgia Rallway early to-day three miles from Social Circle, The passenger train crashed head on into a freight which had overrun a switch. Most of the Injured are trainmen and two will probably die. The killed were in the “Jim Crow” coach and were crushed between the eteel baggage car and a Pullman, None of the first class passengers was hurt, although all were thrown from | their berths and badly shaken up. ate BOYS THWART PRYING EARS. Invent a Cutof That Will Prevent Eavesdropping on Pho: BOSTON, Mi and Philip Lev | vented a devic England Telephone Company has paid them $17,000 for st. | Thelr invention is @ cutout which breaks the circuit when the recelver is aken from the hook, Both boys are under twehty and neither ever made more than $10 @ week in his life, Lave: who has worked in a mill since he was fourteen, {9 called “a second Edieon" in his home town. _1S 4 CONSPIRACY, Judge Coxe, sitting in the Federal Dis- trict Court, to-day granted the Govern- ment @ final decree in ite sult brought Awainst the Standard Wood Company and other defendants, composing what was known as the “Kindling Wood Trust.” The complaint charged that the defendants were engaged im @ con- oplracy to restrain interstate Seemonne (m Violation of the eer HER HUBBY IS GAY LOTHARIO, SHE SAYS a an He Had “Girl in Havana and Girl in Savannah,” and Other Places, Wife Declares. i ii i i | | Ti ? t : According to Mrs. Kathryn A. Bred- ing, her handsome hubby, Severin A. Breding, has ali the sailore of song and story lashed to their respective foretopgaliant peake when it comes to having @ sweetheart in every port. Bhe appeared before Justice BiBackmer in the Brookiya Quoreme Court to-tay : \ P e Sal y fe gine ho sre 8 Hat age gee rice ale Tere, Broting’s complstnt agaiast tee * 34th Street handsome residence et No, 1713 Dite mars avenue, Brooklyn, includes the names of a dozen or more ledies. The pT Cg Seattin | ~=MEN’S HABERDASHERY, m Bech Stores, Bre@ing returned from one of his tre E can’t honestly blame husband, who is the travelling man- . W Sah Ro gh gh On Saturday; Marci the oth Bical wien we tay at Tailors’ 44 West 34thSt. BET. DROADWAY @ 6TH AVE. ing you Merchant ments made to order te at these HALF PRICES we are offer uncalled-for gar- quent dusiness trips just before New 300 dosen Shirts, made of Sootch Mad- $25 to $75 and GEORGES MODEL dag, sus cousd ta his thee, cxsecamaes ras and Mercerized Cloths. Soft, plain and rs from women all over the coun= plaited bosoms. Various sleeve ; ; CLOTHES built in of ira, is Sewers ‘nasa, meen ai nat BWcarade Castom Toller Grace Harrington of Minneapolis, Annie Oby of St. Paul and Grace Simme of ago dosen Silk Knitted Four-in-hand during dull seasons and Seattle, and lots of others, ahe claimed | - Searts, accordion’ and at equal to Merchant Tailors’ ‘Not only that, but when she accused crochet weaves in Rericg voiture | ‘lain colors and croee stripes a webadebedes Dimbing out oC the aringcw. “Binge #hen rs values, 2.80 and 3.00 me honed paper tinge tt desire |. sho hae lived with the Rev. William J. ustrian Terry Bath and Woolen make Roberts and his wite st Blanket Robes. pie Evo GEORGESHALF PRICE Gttace to contbeento. bor Bath Sli of Mined et print hes feos ; leckmar refused her ap- bel ippers, made Washable Straw i of at: fabric, med Fhe. Bretingn ere maried oanaao ‘end and Terry Cloths. 1.00 per pair a galt that’s when you'll ive no children. . wi a So ap ERP , Ce el eee Lor} DISBARMENT MAY SAVE SLE MEANS LAWYER FROM SENTENCE.| BOYS’ CLOTHING DEP'TS. 1n Boca Stores, Complainant Who ‘Secured. Va- Spring models in Washable Sailor and cheron’s Conviction Asks Judge Russian Bl : to Suspend Sentence. louse Suits, Straw Hats and Eugene F. Vacheron, @ former As- a! Couaty, bo wee, osaricted’ ol eeexe _ Russian. Blouse Suits, size 234 to'7 years; larconcy before Judge Rosalsky ta Qua-| —_.. Sailor Blouse Suits, size 6 to 10 years. “Made by the Appellate Division a the Supreme of Chambray, Galatea, Poplin and Repp. . Wi vi Qrraigned for sentence hefore Judge Bosalahy, tor 1.§0, 2.00, 2.25 to 5.50 218.00 Now 1s cated fora trpened antenna nt ie deere: ue Dicom ground that ie client would ‘be dle. Suits. Size 234 to 7 years. 4.50, 5.50 to 8.25 Lee ee Attractive stock of Spring Styles in He i U », :, Tiny , Baden ot Yalan” Guttven Boys’ and Youtig Men's Suits. Vacheron and who eatoused him ¢f the theft of mde oe Lear ensgg ey -roed cp. ok Rosaleny extend iT clemency to the convicted lawyer. ‘Mr. MEN’S UNDERWEAR. r= Both Stores. factory "eriiton and Be, thought hs Fine - Natural ‘Merino Shirts and euflclent Dunia aE siete Drawers, medium weight. 1.35 each in Ozone Park, L. I., and, served .sev- . ‘sual price 2.00 eral terms in the Assembly prior to $8.00 s20.00 now. $10.00 825.00 Now 1: 12.50 s22.00 vow +, $14.00 aoe rows, § 15.00 s2p.co sow $17.50 sse.ce noms $29.00 225.00 ow $22.50 And so on up to HEcSeE., Now $89.50 Suck Walia, Proce" Albert int petty is great sacrifice, Here Are the Reductions! 215,00 _Now 1s $7.50 $8.25 consolidation. He resigned from , the Super-weight, natural color Balbriggan eo A pale es Drought, ceainet bian in 098 In conpec: Shirts and Drawers. 75¢ each Fray. Scotch mixture, pee with Viggc River ice bill before wsual price 1.00 A i @ Legisiature, Vacheron was tried on ‘ lender man, aise this charge and acquitted. Im oj Rosalaky postponed the impost- ported Linen Mesh Garments, Meaiad, $0, order tion 9f sentence om Vacheron antl Wed shirts with long or short sleeves, drawers in nesda: . Assistant District Attorney Wasservoge! will have stout or regular length. 1.50 each fled with the Court a copy of the die- jo he usual price 2.00 barment proceedings. ———_—— “UNLESS SHE SIONS PAPER, James McCreery & Co. But Justice Brady Says He Does Not Think Lawyer Did Wrong 23rd Street $4th Street in the Suit. Court Justice Brady an- form in hal the equal je to vorce to Mra. Elien O'Hare of No, «3 s Brook avenue, who testified before him then stopped the action, ‘ reery 0.) did not know it was for solute divorce, he would not issue ot judgment on the application of her law- 23rd Street 34th Street yer, Jacob Kirschenbaum, unless Mrs. i} O'Hare made a statement, to be at- tached to the epcord, that she wished! MILLINERY DEP'TS, 10 Both Stores, the marriage tle severed. Justice Brady says he told Kirachen- —— PART OF FREE SAM- PLE CURED TETTER Everybody Surprised at Quick Result from Resinol An extensive variety of Women’s Simply Coats and Smart collection of Misses’ and Child- ren’s Hats for school and dress wear. And _s0 on Tuxedo Suit, an en- rely new model, de- signed specially for GEORGES by” Now York's leading Fitth| Now Avenue tailor, Jou, Dillon, This sult is ry 45 mad order; alli Mned throughout; h q all the requis of | ‘ the highest a custom garment. Our rice $30, Cut They range from pony lined Trimmed Hats for immediate wear. formerly $10 and $48, now oon fous Eastern) mink. $250, now, i of any % a of While not a Spee clalty Fur atc 4 orges guarantee. up to the most fuze. The big loss we take in 60 MISSES’ SUIT DEP’TS. 1m Both Stores. per cent. reductions neceast we restrictions: No Ne, Tefunds, noth. Often you hear of the continued use of ~ New Spring Models proval, and aitertich, nein effect- ‘ “tor different advertised preparations ing @ cure, but who ever heard of a free ha? Here othe). Serge Dresses for school and street wear,—tailored or trimmed models in white and colors.”,At attractive prices, Suits of “Serge and Whipcord,—plain tailored or fancy trimmed. Sizes 14 and 16 years, ne 25.00 Coats .of Whipcord, half lined with satin; collar and cuffs silk and velvet trim- med. Sizes 14 and 26 years, » 99.80 lames McCreery & Co. a38rd Street ‘saY pala 44 West 34th Se ALSO STORES AT necessary, char, AN it mised NEW YORK ZRovinEyon,