The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1912, Page 8

jthan the r Stevenson ‘Finds Te: Taxi Robbers | and Bad Streets, but “Can't See T. R.” at All. | Benat STEAM ROLLER? NO, NO. qt Was Just “Organization,” 1 Says Man Who Once Was * the Colone!’s Friend. “Big Steve" from Colorado, the man ‘ho rode the steam roller joyously ov he neck of the Colone!'s hopes in ago, is visiting us, Or, one might eay, | Me. A. M. Sievenson r Senator, Whom Mr. Roosevelt called “Big Steve” and placed, forevermore condemned, with Bhe aberter and uglier crowd, is stop | Ping at the Waldorf and has « few! mneppy remarks to make, At the mem: | erate Chicago near riot, when the frear that knows no brother turned boomerang, “Big Steve” was on the Jod, h three jundred, odd pounds of hint add: | ado?’ Thi | Women do you think of the Jud. Surety that started by Dan Prescot lawyer, tw * | people her: Lindsey w Will eave Colorad: women in Dews WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, Ned be T e wouldn't Ww tt kay you Instructed dete gate nd ran the steam ro VERSO LBS Ne: ra grew “How about LINDSEY. ‘Judge Lindsey was with hin “A fakir,” said Mr “But his wonderfu “A fraud, Magazine #t in any 1 more than usua 1 think of t sked the Inters Hing to the weteht of the nicely oiled! y. | Machine that crunched delegates and! delegations, while the Bull Mouse roared from the Auditorium nearby. Back: in 1H, and even in IMR, Mr | We' things about Mr. Stevenson. of Denver, | you the diffe @R4 his loye! delegation which worked and a b Por the “square de: On those two | gan tru @ceasions the Le ike true patriots. They voted for Mr. | Moosevelt and for Mr, foc ehoice. But now, alas, how different In most pronounced terms (see malefac: | tors and crimes of politics) Mr. Roose- velt and Mr. Flinn and Mr. Heney fanited in calling Mr. Stevenson “Hig | Steve,” political boss, betrayer of his} trust and a few new ones. You would think that “Big Steve’ would be at feast unseasy in tis offence and hin} swift verbal punishment. But no, He Gocen't seem ao bit disturbed. His smile te, if anything, bigger and more expan- than ever. He's a member of the erowd in Colorado and he speaks mind forceably, 1€ Inconically. AOMICAGO? PINE BUSINESS,” HE An Evenied, wae porter tried to interview him. ‘HIB is the result “What do you think of the Chicago Convention?” “Very successtul. Fine business,” he “They say you operated the steam Toller. You know, the'-- hesitated the it “How did Colorado stand?” \ “told against him.” There was no need ot ray whom tt was against. ‘How does the Democratic party strike Us| you for The aes, A eure twreventive, n's Roach Food kills jer bums and beetles, Mtamtard fo: ‘| Moth Food —odor A sure preventive, Veeist on Peterman'e At all dealer, Going Away? Here’s everything for the ye Man who will sneak away over the Fourth. h) Special Selections from our excellent and complete stocks } specially priced to please the hosts of Holiday Outers who come here annually at this time sure of satisfaction. Cool, Sturdy is Suits spuns, cheviots and crash; two-piece; fit well, look well and play the game in good shape 15.50 to 22.50 White and striped French flannel, also serges; two-piece; strictly outdoor etuff, yet designed for the vacation spot where emartness is en evsential 22050 Handsome light Russian Crash coat and trousers 12.50 Cool, patty, Bill Buia: extremely and superbly comfortable; two-piece 18.00 Summertime Trousers White flannel and striped flannel; also serges, 4.75 to 6.50 Plain gray and striped gray ]} Outing trousers, j 4.75 to 6.50 Auto Dusters Bh} Of linen, mohair and silk; hand- S somely tailored and trimmed; really beauties, 2.50 to 20.00 Quting Hats and Caps White, pear! and brown Crushers; comfortable and genuinely ideal for appearance and wear, 1.25 to 2.50 ) Leather Belts @ 50c to 2.00 ‘@]) Suit Case Umbrellas i 1.00 to 5.00 at an attractive price. This is just a partial line-up. much that you may require that we haven't here for you Snappy Outing Shirts Groy flannel shirts with attached collar; comfertable and clean looking. ..... 2.50 Special selection of sills, silk and linen, madras and French flannel, with French turn-beck cuffs, 95c to 5.00 Soft Collars Femous Frisbie make; sturdy interlining, which prevents wrinkles and wilting; pomee, peplin and pique; two heights, 2 and 21-inch; five patterns, 2 for 2c, 25c each and 50c each Bathing Suits All wool, flat weave or sweater knit; non-shrinkable; sleeveless cr quarter sleeve jerseys; some with V neck; every attractive coloring, 2.50 to 5.00 Athletic Underwear Smith Gray & Co. special brand soft, cool shirts and knee drawers; per garment, 35c to 5.00 Bath and Beach Robes 3.50 to 25.00 |! Suit Cases and Traveling Bags 5.00 to 22,50 Safety Razors All popular mukes, 2.50 to 5,00 There is really nothing B Snth Graze. Fulton St. at Flatbush Av. Broadway at Bedford Av. Broadway at Warren St. Across from City Mull, Twe Brooklyn Stores: KS Two New York Stores: Sth Av.,Bet. 27th & 28th Sts, Gonmiaamaneameciasaa' [I jes to the Canal Zone, hed men, ‘sailors and f ENLISTED SAILORS FROM NAVY TAKE STRIKERS ae y] Fond, who representa the Government] This was true in the case of the long- way'’s he losing rather than! longshoremen not ¢ them.” HIS OWN OPINION OF [DEPENDABLE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIO Are to Be Found in “New York’s Shopping Center,” the Area Bounded by 14th St., 23d St., Broadway and Sixth Ave. :: And They Are to Be Found Priced in a Way Which Appeals to GREATEST MULTITUDE OF THE SHOPPING PUBLIC rove to you “‘that it is to YOUR adv antage to make your purchases EVERY DAY in New York’s Shopping ** The stores themselves, the displays in their show windows, and their larger exhibits inside, are their own most powerful pleas. And just see how easy it is for you to do your shopping so advanta- ou can’t mention a method of transit that won’t bring you here. 'UBE_-ELEVATED—SUBWAY—SU RFACE CARS—all or any one of them bring you to The MoneySaving pte “New York’s Shopping Center” paused, suddenly realiat > argument is necessary to An Unexampled Opportunity to Buy STHE NEW DEPARTHENT STORE Bathing Suits On Sale To-Morrow—Wednesday—Only. Genuine Mohair Bathing Suits for Women and Misses, 1.69 $2.98 is the lowest price at which even the tmsiest kind of a mohatf suit can be purchased elsewhere, Princess style with separate bloomers to match. Dress trimmed with silk braid, panel front and back of skirt, in sizes 34 ; in black, brown an dnavy ran price, to-morrow nothing so powerful what do you think?" SIXTH AVE, 22d 023d Sts. WINDOW SCREENS 21 in. closed 33 in. opened None Sold to $1.98 is our regular price. These are in one-piece “SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OF OTHENBERG ¢3 WEST Ia" LOC MONEY PROMPTLY REPUNOre Double action, gal } 4-1b, | PEGROIE Largest Popular Price Garment House in New York DOrxice r6o, Gm ave. con. [Gm st. Choice of the House Sale Any Linen Suit in Stock TO-MORROW ONLY AT $3.98 None sold formerly for less than $5.00—and from that up to $10 All sizes for Women and Misses, 14 to 44 15 of the newest tailored models in Irish Linen, Ramie Linen and Crash Linen No Alterations. HEARN West of Fifth Avenue An Advantageous “SHOPPING CENTER” SPECIAL To-morr..w— Wednesday SILK STRIPED CREAM SERGES \ Made to sell at $1.25 Beautiful fabrie— Strictly all wool 50 inches wide— Nothing in the realm of Dress Goods more fashionable or >this price is for Wednesday only, 4% Our Advertisement on Page Preceding Editorial. Peso VOM ema ealk No Exchanges. VE. 19°70 20° STREET. Offer To-Morrow The Famous Romelink Couch Hammocks For $3.25 This is a full size couch hammock, 6 feet long, offered at a price usually asked for the old style 10 Acres Devoted to Furniture and Housefurnishings Inventory time is past, and our record for the first half of 1912 is truly a pleasant one. Now we proceed to rearrange and reassort our immense stocks of goods most wanted during the summer. Everything for the Home! NOT broken lots or odd sizes, but complete assortments of desirable merchandise purchased with a special view to e summer needs of home-keepers in New York and its Prices are dropped to the lowest poirt. Whatever you need in Furniture, Floor Coverings, Upholsteries, Framed Piciures, Kitchen Furnishings, China, Glassware, Lamps, Bric-a-Brac, &c. so0d cnough in quality for everybody and at prices to GREEN SIEGEL C Coop! VE. @J.B.GRERNHUTPrs (8™ AND 1O™ STS, _BGnemauTIn _B™ MO 1" 68. I ‘The eibe of the Rome- link are made of Khaki can- vas, the wind shields have a bar across the top. frames are made of | angle iron with galvanized * link” springs fitted ‘sith woft padded mattress. with chains and} Hooks. Hammock Stands, a ly to prove truc of the Savannah line b o H. Pleasants, president Will wait t of crews. ‘| in loading Double {9 Stamps Until 1 o’Clock Men’s $3 Bathing Suits Extra Special Wednesday gt Fe Men's Suits made of best quality yarns, \ medium and heavy weight. All colors woven in stripes on shirt and trunks, sleeveless and 14 sleeve shirt. 50 Josh Billings Cigars One of ‘of the best secd and Havane game} 5] 29 on sale in New York. Mild and to the average smoker, Box hee sevee GREENHUT-SIRGEL COOPER ©. }OF.6™ AVE. J.C: 1e™ AND.19™ S79. THE MAIN BUILDING Devoted to Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Wearing Apparel, Groceries, Etc. A Few of the Many Sensational Events Scheduled for Tomorrow Men’s Suits—values to $18; at...........eseeeeee Men’s Straw Hats—values to $3; at. . Men’s $3 to $5 Trousers—at.... Women’s $3 and $3.50 White Canvas Bution Shoes ri 1 Rae RAAT Grannis Pir er RECT | $1.98 Men’s $3.50 to $5 Sample Low Shoes—at......... $2.45 Boys’ $3 and $3.50 Sample Shoes and Oxfords—at.$1.95 Misses’ Suits and Dresses—popular styles in linens and other light weight fabrics; values $5 to $16.50; Fi $3, 95, $5 and $9.75 afro are. printed te of the above and « SRN chverisdimente ft today's evening World and votas's HEARN Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue A Timely «“ SHOPPING CENTER’’ SPECIAL to: To-morrow— Wednescay MISSES’ SUMMER DRESSES-~— \ Worth Four Ninety-eight 2.50 Charming new models of Fine Striped Tissues. Black and whut blue Dainty lingerie collar and cuffs—set in sleeves—black velvet belt through narrow fabric loops—!4 to 18 years. No Mall or Teleph