The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1912, Page 4

AMDESASWAVOR TATPUTST.R, (E=ESPESERINMLPUNS ESESRSES WANTEDTOWAKE AND WASONIN isccsccscccex OPOEADMIKADO [= SETTLED TOM -—HIMPOUGE HEAD — SUCWLIT RANKS ESSERE » 191 At All the 200 James Butler Inc. Stores Canned Vegetables Cut Below Cost: nim, @ coridition In which the rich are to be made reasonably poor and the rich y ijaw, we are capital and generally throughout the country, Emperor Yoshthito having ex-{ pressed the desire that there be no further Cessation, owing to the losses people Temedies, are consciously embraciag Won |soctniiem, ‘Phe truth ts thet they Rot offer any definite legistation or| polloy by which the haj conditions | entailed on poor and its inter ference with international exchanges, they promise are to bo jught about, lpm 1f ther promises mean Thi Never Had Seen Before. Pisce! Balats and Miss Rosa Rasca of | ; Could He Have Foreseen ‘Base | President, Notified of Nomina- i ions” / i ies i 4 4 directly toward th ; *s Wi Insinuations” He Woud | tion, Replies in Keynote Rey ee Ser haces be New Ruler’s Wish to Save cae Have Taken Job. ch Hitting Rivals, SING ‘ Loss to Poor. se, but in less th Speech Hitting Rivals GoINa 1 DIREOTION THEY ul An Tess than thirteen noua Meat Charles H. Hyde declined the (Continued front First Page.) Wan kite fate friends, both thore! worio, Japan, “Aug. 1—Emperor| have left the Republican party Pest of Police Commissioner early in SP th the administration of Mayot Gaynor is ome of the statements made by the fymer City Chamberiain and taw part- | @er of the Mayor in an interview to- | @ay denying any connection with the Petice Department or its scandal. ‘Mts Mr. Hyde's first detailed state- ‘ment. He bas deen at odds with the torney over the Judge before ‘Whom he should be tried since hie in- @ewment on a charge of bribery more @man 0 yoar ago. ‘Wie statement is, In part: “The printing of my name in wtories Wumeerning recent scandalous happenings in New York and veiled insinuations that a former official close to Mayor ‘Gaynor is involved can only be for the ‘Purpose ef, by innuendo, impelling the ‘Belief that I have in somo way been in- volved with those who are charged with “police graft. Ever sinod Mayor Gaynor ‘was elected, and, in fact, before that in ee campaign, scandaimongers and dis- honest political opponents have sought ‘to eharge the Mayor, through me, with qescsiativn with gamblers and law- breakers. . “ET have not dincussed police affairs ‘With Mayor Gaynor since the early part Of bis adminsirasion, when ‘he offered to make me Commissioner 1 deolined the ce because 1 did mot fer! eompestont te handle the many diMoult questions pound to arise, and feared thet allure would mjure my law practlee, upin ‘whlch I am dependent for a living. “I now beliove that I wee wrung, for [7 administration would at least have seen such that ao effort to ehiaid law. Dreakers could have deen attributed ta me. and I would not now be the target @ the base insinuations that are aimed @t me, solely because I Was for more jthan twenty years associated with the Yoshihito was enthusiastically cheered | yesterday by vast crowdd which collected | in the atreets through witch he passed ffom the imperial palace, where his father, Emperor Mutsuhito, lies dead, | remove it from pores. to the Aoyama palace, where the new| Did you ever notice how grimy look- sovereign is to reside unt after the| ing your face gets after motoring—and | funeral, | it's that fine dust that fills the pores and After the family bad taken a farewell | that soap and water won't touch.” It | look at the body ft was placed last night | was a young society women who was | if @ casket with a quadruple covering, | talking to her bosom friend.“ ' the Outer one measuring nine feet by | have, my dear,” laughed her friend, “but four, and was then taken to @ special |! don't use soap and water on my face mortuary chainber. ied age ! gently rub in a ra The commission inted to make the jogen, let it remain for a » an funeral arrangemente—of, which, Prinee [then wipe it off with @ soft cloth. It 1) Fushimi or, has been | takes out all the dust, and there {s a | ee ee of coolth and freshness | afterward." under tha inapirath Present 4 opponents, the elr candidate, MOTOR DUST MARS A PRETTY FACE Soap and water won't thoroughly 10Stamps FREE with each of the following: Roosevelt or Gov. Woedrow Wilson by name but referred te conch, While he either of embracing the jootrines of socialism, many of the proposals they had made, the President @al4, savored of it strongly. He closed with a review of hin ad- ministrative. achievements and ap- Doaled directly to the conservative voters of the Democratic party to join with the Republicans at the polls. “I know that in this wide country there are many who oall themseives Demoorais, who view, with the same aversion that we Republicans do, the Fadioal propost form of government that are recklessly advanced to satisty what is supposed to ‘be popular clamor,” said the President. “They are,men who revere the Conatl- tution and the institutions of their Gov- and clear quiring po Jar support through the promise of change for the better. one xentlemen propose to the Government, whose pri 4 if any, are due to the ft people to devote as much tim Recensary to their political duties, by requiritig a pollt!-al activity by the peo- ple threa nue far the BigNo.3 Can Ripe, Red Tomatoes Regularly e selling for 12c a can; cut to Maine-Style Sugar Corn Ormonde Castle c Brand; 10 cent can cut to..... For the bath; large bottle Taicum Powder — Velveta brand; large bor. | Best CreameryButter:27° | Strictly Fresh Eggs12 «25° Sardines vr on, ! J FAMOUS BLUE RIBBON; c@ LIBERTY (4 highest in quality; extra large Melb. flat can....... tall 1-lb. can. Smoked Beef pointed ohief and Viscount Watani sub-chief, with forty-one high official will meet to-day and probably wilt| Velogen Is the outdoor woman's best fix the date. It is belleved that ths | friend. Good after a dip in the surf, after main ceremony will! be at Aoyama | golf, tennis or boating. Keeps the skin parade ground, whore formerly the | soft and prevents the effect of sunburn, wrand birthday reviews were heid, Better than Cold Cream, Used the The bop ted nd throughout the sameway. + day, He issued an edict proclaiming his Accession to the throne, which he read PRAMS so {n collapsible tubes, before @ vast concourse of high o' The 2 om Eitha Lictonl t4 mit Instantaneous expression of the peo- amendmente, in of puditc agents, statutes and tn recal what then? ndmente are that we could possibly deprecate disturbance | tions, and aro yearnin, from demagogic agitation which is sential to the enjoyment by the whole people of the great prosperity whic! the food crops and the present conditions Ought to bring us. “ire them I appeal, as to all Republi oans, to Join us in to avert the polit! lution and business par Publican defeat will bring about. miefortune wi! fall most heavily on the wage earner. May we not hope that hee wilt a0 What hia real interest (a, will tnderstand the shallowness of attacks wpon existing (netitutions and deceittui phomisea of undefined benefit oy unde- Gre changes?’ ‘The President had heard officially of thie nomination: at Chicago from the ps of Senator Bittu Root of New Vork, Onairmaa of the Notification ‘The President discuesed at aome length the recall of Judges and judicial deci- sions, and the proposals to forbid the use of injunctions to protect property egninst & secondary boycott, and the use of Juries in contemng proceedings brought to enforce decrees or orders. of decistona he tabelled the tosqu proposition by the leader of former Re- publicans who have left their party.” {LiL NOT TAKE CHANG SAKE OF CHANG “The Republican party," concluded the President, ‘‘stands for none of these in- novations. It refuses to make changos simply for the purpose of making a change and cultivating popular hope that In the change something beneficial, large glass jar cut to....... Sal on COLUMBIA RIVER gsc Alaska Pink cans fresh fruit; full assortment; glassjar.... C Fl : orn akes 10c package, cut t0.......005 @ Essie Peaches Madison Pickles Blue Ribbon Brand: sliced | | Choicest Calitornia Le All kinds of crisp a Mayor, and nad a part th all hie efforte| ABCEPTS NOMINATION AS AP. | undefined, will take place. We favor the ‘ thin from best 7 Prspart eho tirana : aan nue to Uft government in the aity ap to « PROVAL OF Work. selegt oes 4 the, Mrostest sRumibee, . eutestresh packed: QE] | Clings, in richest syrups: Jj M/S) | tiretidtsca fares 10° Te cake Gan wee 00m’ te Aro “L accept i" he began, “as an ap-| from the boginning to now and that the large pkg...... large @5c. can......... oe Cs Sees Myr) prevel of what I have done under its| Progress is to continue into the far fu- py my e relieral er es ture: that it te reasonable pregrese thet In O B In the Bean or ce Bt Knicker! r Hotel @ppeint- rience han shown to be really use- ur ment and talmed for one and a half far and hetpful, and shine whieh ‘exid 4 Si a. 7 asement Store. e G d 4 . Ps th t worse, It a 1, deere wiih him. 1 6 net eet him at Bo, reaction to something wemse it fe r | \HIS is the time when the Moderate Price Shoe round to Suit, Ib. atstenant ve Gonec iow ane ht even ie Tt seoma to me It te the eu- Store in our Basement shakes the plum : my life meet him or see fim, or have @Ay communication with him, or any of \ the crooks mentioned as hie associates, (Biron ll ene CRUELTY TO A LOBSTER CHARGE AGAINST HiM. | Philadelphia Court and Lawyers Up Against a Hard Prob- lem in Chef's Case, SURETY or "ee HK.” E imps 60°: 1b. Best Tea 50° Double Stamps FREE Every Wednesday gol or Surety Stamps FREE with All Purchases tree, and lo! Values fall that are unbelievable. Men’s and Women’s Shoes are here at half their usual prices. Real, sturdy Cammeyer val- ues, as the New York public has learned to'appre- ciate the strict truth of the Cammeyerstatement. Women’s Low Shoes LEATHERS PAIRS: VALUES Patent Leather to a ed Stayveaunt Can't » Must Use @ Beggar. who tmpérson: yvesant at the Philadelph t In October must have only one leg, and @ descendant ofthe famous ter with one leg has not been Uniess one shows up a beggar from the atreet may have to be pressed Into aer- vice, ‘To make the task tore dificult, GALE PRICE 2.370 83.00 to $5.00 pes PHILADELPHLA, Aug. 1.—John Mar. Geuceau, chef in @ well known loval the impersonator must have off the same leg Pever lost, and the director hasn't been able to find out which | cafe, was up before a police magistrate H = @o-day charged with cruelty to @ tob- | a4 By st eter, but as Philadelphia lawyers could | peauenn party eaves fee future usefulness.” After reviewing the legislative enact- te of the Republican patty the Pres- indhed into @ bitter aback upon “Mone responsible for the popular ua- rest” of the present d “farted Dy sensational Journaliampand unjust and unprincipled muckraking,” he said, “demagogues have selsed the opportunity to inflame the public mind that they might turn peculiar eondi- tions to thelr own advantage.” In the formation of new parties, the President eald, theme men have er wed the sat- etactton of tnrest by the application of “In the ultimate anal ® panacea. the equal opportunity the chet placed a wooden peg or spike in the first joint, back of the claw of a Jebster on exhibition in the window of the cafe. According to the lawyer en- @zed by the chef to defend him the ing" of lobsters is common preg to keep them from ng. —— a BEVERIDGE NOMINATED. Indiana T. R. Men Name Him as Candidate tor Governor, INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. L—Atbert J, Beveridge was this afternoon nominated for Governor of Indiana by the Pro- Gfessive State Convention tn hove. to-day, Frederick Landis of Logansport, former Congressman was nominated leutenant governor. Both ‘were nominated by acclamation, WALLSTREET The Closing Prices, ture to @ay there in no national ministration in which 1 real of progress have been taken th present one, But as for the 1 Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Pet leas), ki "a Meth Feod (Odor. moths, ‘The following were the highs . ~ . _ ekcedi ean Wa Clearing Sale of Last, * ++ Summer Footwear “| Women’s a $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes ) m Growing Girls’ Shoes (broken lines) | $1.00 & $1.50 | Boys’ Oxfords All Leathers Values $4.00 and 85.00 ros es seetad [4s F4+4444+ $14 PEC ATES F | $2.45 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. Gun Metal Russia Calf Black Suede White Canvas Black Satin 2.272 2/863 2.337 1.790 1,380 Men’s PAIRS 1171 23175 237 1,610 LEATHERS Russia Calf Gun Metal Black Kid © Patent Leather 3.00 to 5.00 3.00 to 5.00 3.00 to 5.00 8.00 to 5.00 3.00 to 5.00 a Low Shoes_ | . +) .65 VALUES $3.50 to $6,00 3.50 to 6.00 8.50 to 6,00 8.50 to 6.00 ——THIS SALE STARTS FRIDAY MOKNING-—— The earlier you come $25, $22, $20, Red must measure, durable fabrics and sale price—$13.50- bargain in a suit. Buk BROADWAY, at 49%h St. «7 Conon SUR Our Big Semi-An ear Greenwich... , 14th the hetter selection you get. oual : Sale of Suits $18 and $15 Suits uced to 13.00 Our Season's Clean-up Sale—in it we offer you Blue Serge Suits, Gray Serge Suits, Black ‘ Serge Suits and a large assortment of blue, gray and brown mixtures—our own regular steck—made for us by tailormen who know the rigid requirements to which Brill clothes Smart, stylish models, good, numerous neat designs— every suit was unusually good value at its ori inal price of $25, $22, $20, $18 or $1: i 3 at this -they offer men and young men an extraordinary opportunity to buy a big Rrothes 279 BROADWAY, near % 125TH STREET, at 34 Ava West of Bradway. Special To-Day and To-Morrow | ENUINE Guinness’s Stout D9 some past that the | quate ma haarbet is Schapine itself for; rt any cut with » wide epr They are worth nearly double and jotta eee | and 1-16 CHARLES A. 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