The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1912, Page 4

* QOUOSTENEN BESIDE BODY OF SAN Pool Room Where Youth Is Shot to Death. “TOO LATE,” SHE SOBS. Had Premonition of Evil— Shooting Follows Row Over Girl at a Dance. ' ott i i | ue iat ha street to see whence they came, Gegpite the advice of the girl mot to but soon several as if to run for the door, TEN IN ROOM UNTIL DE. TECTIVES CAME.” Jeft the dead youth, ran to Hit Hify ebeyed, Ht doctor simply nodded hey head ‘4 know it. I got here too late.” Mrs. Galie said one of the two men #eW slipping along behind her son ‘a colored golf cap and derby and other hada long bidek overcoat. Of the ten mein the room had a ’ «i]| Examine the Waters tone.and quality and} compare the Waters, cap ane Paice could not fad ives any the ten prisotiers or | The men, | 1p, Hoe SOU! partor or street whom are bei find the slayer. tr . mer Holishanscr committed all eee rs a og, Aber had told stories e shooting, years oa ane was twenty-one . yd the eet Cleaning Depart» i After the body had heep removed » Galle collapaed and has since ‘deen yeictan, fer the care nf a ph: 4s, Series at the Plasa. “to be giv the Bauer will trest | au eee il iasinst.. ar. Sth Ave. Your Cat - Hunters Squirrele in Parks, Wails |. Mr. Gerdes, but Nerve-| racked, Humana Are Forbidden to Shy sa Much as a Bootjack at| tressed tressed P elosed it and placed her back tude was 60 raogone Aat.one | tried to'etge aath coreers but not know: many exits there were to the me commanded them te stay Ahey were and, completely cowed, ves Kahn anf Ditch wére by persons in the street who had the shots, and on the way sum- Dr, Hobbs from Hariem Hos As soon as she saw them Mra. t.- The ween eightecn and ie, held as witnesses while THe BGA, THE Aine NOee ' Tortured Victim, Hie Plea Turned Down by Health and Police Departments, Suppres- ston and Prevention So- : cleties, and Eke the Mayor, Ie Out for R-r- revenge. Neighbors’ Pets. vere ie eee tended te cate. Mayor Gaynor, the Health, the Society for the of Cruelty to Animals, the Poolety the Supprossion of Unneces- ‘| ery Notes, the Police Department and the New York tench—one and all have confessed themaéives unable to deal! with the feline problem. | “DO SOMETHING— ACT!” FRENZIED PLEA. An Theodore R. M. Cierdes of No, 6| Ven Nest place is very much dis- about it. He ts #0 much dis- that he hag written «0 Mayor Gaynor, saying in aubstance: ie] “T am driven’ to desperation by these . | cate, they being of every degree and possesee’d of équally powerful howling IANOS \Horace Waters & Co. invite you to see the new Waters Pianos and hear their sweet, musical! tone, ,also to examine the new Waters-Autola playef-pianos, which combine the wonderful Autola player action with the Waters Piano and which can be played either by hand or with jmusic rolls, |. Waters Pianos differ from other high-grade, high-classed and not high-priced and are sold on easy monthly pay- ments without interest |}jor extras. prices and terms and you will be convinced that Waters-Autola player- piano is the very best value and the most at- “4 “Shai. <agguperoaY 1 * ' tae MANY TO HEAR MISS BAUER, | || tractive piano proposition Meat of Brondminded Lecturer's| umber of seats have been | aE ye Ree Horace Waters &Co. the first decture in the | Three Stores: by Emilie Frances Plaza, ‘ wil be “Walt Whitman,” possible. Send Postal for Catalogue. 134 Fifth Ave., sear \8th St. 127 W. 424 St., near B’way Hark Branch (Open Backyard Cat, Supreme Above Law t'shotgun ‘armed nan from whom sleep | nthe pace tarps tek SUNSHINE SOCIETY’ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH “4 explain NOT HAVE THE PHILMARMONIC- SOCIETY use I thought that he mt of Revolutionary General, TRAIN EM TO SING HARMONIOUSLY? Protect) may look et « king, and a New Yorker may look at a cat—it's about ail be ean do, Eleve you a little stranger fn your back yard? Kitty must not be Killed, confined, matmed or disponscased. Indtend, you must tose on your sleep- lems Souch while Thomas end Tabitha, fn the worde of the poet, ‘make life, jeavous —vantege points | Bfting of a window, a death and the vas forever one grand, - 1018, 11, a8 been en Gieturbing caterwauling of there feline! have others tormented as I have been.” : your neighbors :aleo disturbed?” be exterminated or ther howls) 5) suppressed? Must we die thet cate—ter- Tible creaturea—may live? J jovplore| that it wae a dut: are. “Are —— Pi And Even Gaynor, ’Ware the Avenger isi rie oy wus sm us| yak Setiacie se dat Masta] ts Comes 1tPat of he Esta nn aeaaeaaaeanaaaaaaamaamaaamnaamaaaaaanamadanaiaadddied who ¥ fuse. “I belteve,” conctuded Mr. Gerdes, with a gleam in his ordinarily placid blue ‘that there should te a city cat hunter who would patrol the beel- | r9; at | ya ‘and shoot the vociferous There {s @ man who shoots in the Te & more Protect squirrels than human ? TO HIM. “Any way, Af the olty will ‘Tha contest ie directed = a codo- to Mr, Gerdes, however, | I mt strong e conviction thet the days | THR ‘New York cate afe num-|' So the Manhattan pussy had better cate who find their happy) not play in Mr. Gerdes’s i yard Dark may be done in the full of ¢o GOING TO TAKE THIS MAT. |¢!! executed on IN HAND!" died, the moon Sc couenneel MRS. EDWARDS DEAD. . Mother of Commissioner Descens othe do. Mrs. Martha Hanford Edwards, mothe . This H ony! eeems able to ite @ ie nul- of Mreet Cleaning Commisetoner least assemble in He ve Brooklyn, » Mire. Herbert K. Twitchell. She had come to Brook- | 25; iyn on Jan. 5 last for medical attention. Her home was in Lisle, N. ¥., where she lived with her husband, Hamilton | procured by Bd) wae aeventy-five years ground. John Meade, one of Washington's 5 ' ome 1 exetaimed Mr, Gerdes with | po verade during the revolu tionary war, “But haven't you tried to do anything Her husband is eighty-nine years old. ee leaves two eons, George H. channel et} wae mado at pea vention ‘of Crueity to Animals and the police. ene told me that there was nothing that could be done. HUNGRY? NONSENSE, THEY'RE ALL GLEEK ENOUGH. from tec of food” Th theme. We play on all the seen contin nr fashion—with never a discord. A Young “Best te-| Hat isthe well-dressed man’s finishing touch. Spring Derbies and Soft Hats, $3 & $4. “Of course, in the summer, apart- mente are shut up and the family cat during vacation. But that t this ti which they note tn an instant the poised dootiset His | ee PES OO CR TS NR UEUET ES OV 80 ETTUUT IIE YUREUETIN Ore SWT tet oe oo one coe ev ete = om mecernew eB ow oes oe OSEVELT said, turned on the standard pianos in being) the Waters Piano or the|| | ERE are several reasons why the Jacob Ruppert Brewery produces beer so price anywhere. We search the hop and barley markets of the world and the best; adopt every sanitary method known to the trade in malting, brewing, bottling and delivering; we emp! men in all our departments. 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