The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1912, Page 9

, Bellport Livery Man Sails, Denying Edey Romance and Wife Exchange Report. Rooked under the name of 0, W. Brown, Gardner Murdock, the livery tatable keeper of Bellport, L. 1., denying @ report that he had exchanged wives with Henry Edoy, the millionaire New York banker who makes his home at the Long Island resort, sailed for Gal- veston this afternoon on the Mallory liner Concho. So far as could be de- termined, Mrs. Edey, with whom Mur- dock was reported to have left Bell- port nearly a week ago, Was not aboard the steamship. Murdock, who seemed very nervous and anxious to hide his identity, dented who he was as long as he could, but when he was finally held down, declared that the talk about hig elopement or his ex- changing wives with Edey was damn lies." “IT am going down to San Antonio, Texas," he said. “I am because I have worked hard for t ars and { think I have earned a I shall spend my time hunting and fishing. 1 shall certainly sperfd all the rest of the summer In Texas, and possibly all the winter, but I will be back in Bellport in @ yeur or 80 at the outside.” He denied that he was going out to Reno to meet Mrs, Edey and, like her, secure a divorce so that they might marry and leave the way open for a sililiar marriage between Bis wife and her husband, “Thos stories are all damn lies,” repeated. “I haven't seen Mrs. 5 since the night after she came to } York. She was stopping at her sist house in Harlem. No, I don’t remem berher address, I went to the house im a taxicab, and I have forgotten tt. The only reason I went was that a newspaper wanted to eon friends, t nothing m at the talk and very Kood friends, She was all broke: gossip that had been started about us.” Murdock said he had been in New Maven ever since he left Bellport with jon of a single visit he paid iy vant to say that I have never accepted a penn added, “We b friends and I hope return It 1s not t was heavily mortgaged to be very glad whea tne neem AVIATOR LATHAM KILLED Had Just Felled Rhinoceros, Then Fired on Animal That Tossed Him. PARIS, Aug. 7.—Tho death of Hubert Latham, the noted French av! ator, wh La- nt Farly in the morning of June tham, accompanied on a shooting expec pank of the Chart Gayes Rapids. He had wounded a rh’ adout to finish the anim burst. He seized another native and fired. At tt buffalo which hha been tall gra’ lat fired agi . falo, W thrice. He was k Latham's body ambault on Jun OPEN BYE NO DEPOSIT bh. MNe m0. , TABLE Te built + ot selected * matemalsy Shas @ large . ea non. ing 0, FREE PAKLOR Pine Velour Sultes wiocess Wier Mire ‘ now annear in von On ROOM DINING $150 $200 Covers Be Ou 1 | Rent Matting, KAN RAPIDS FURNITUR' i. i We PAY FREIGHT AND RAiLRUAD FARE “Or “ALL DASHED LIE,” |CHINATOWN TONGS. BY A WOUNDED BUFFALO. | |W. L, DOUGLAS Complete—Yalue $40—$21.50 |. During Our August Furniture Sale We Will Allow a Discount of 25% i) Our Liberal Credit Terms |‘ 2 $50 Worth $3 Down! ;;, 4s $75 Worth $5 Down $100 Worth$10.00 Down gs Wiss. $15.00 $20.00 $300 $30.00“ $3.00 $40.00“ $4.00 $50.00 a SAS MURDOK, OF 0 WAG NEW WAR, ELOPEMENT STORY BEL OF POLI Excitement Gaused by Parade of On Leongs Through Enemy’s Camp. War between the rival tongs of China- | town ts imminent again. The police ex-| pect {t and are prepared for It. Ind cations are that before the sun again the outbreak wii On Leongs of Mott str war palnt and fighting the Hip Sings, whose al Doyers and Pell streets There is an unbalanced score in the annals of Chinatawn. The On Leongs) have two lives to lose before the Hip Sings are satisfied, Then the warfare may rest for a wh Until the score garbed tn So are ted epace 19 | 3 will watch and ow this and are ery nerve to prevent war. h the threat. | A band of eft Mott t to the appearance in Pell e to thelr enemy. wai straining Tt loo! Their street was a de! A score of Hip turn into Pell st to alarm their 5 Pri children and non-participants ran {nto for safety. A Hip Sing poised dow showed a revolver and, r the band to pase in front. | in wal U:ISIG IS CLEARED BY POSLAM | To be rid of skin eruption, pimples, jete., and to quickly clear am inflamed | complexion or red nose, use Poslam as soon as the trouble d. | a ted fo Tf eczema, a | stubborn dise: out extend | timely application of F ™ |fect remedy beals t skin under all conditions more rapidly and more effectively than anything yet devised. ps at once, Use Poslam this sunburn, rashes, mosquito a. This pere y use of POSLAM SOAP, an » medicated with le benefit to all to eruptional i ‘bath; best shampoo fo All drug, cents) and Po For free sam | geney Laboratori \ New York Cit am (price 50 price 23 cents) » to the Emer- 2 West 25th Street, $3 $359 434 SHOES W. L. Dougias snore . hold the shape, 4 better and wear longe | than any other make | for the price. | Stores in Greater Yew York sf BRU AD FY FURNISHED 5 6 KuuMS Career rts to our wares actly we they would 25 Ww $2.00 $2.50 to New ‘onnectiouty nd. 4 Oo ir " All d0Ods Marked in | Pisin Biguros |) ‘of Parlor. | with Grad In the Centre Street Police Court the Hip Sing with the revolver gave name as Lee Pong and his address as No, 16 Dovers street. The revolver was @ blue sieel Smith & Wesson, (he latest as with palsy Tam Owen Keefe Court, “Lam elghtyss his ng, and he anded that L give him nt for more whiskey. [ mt to the wd ay 51-YEAR-OLD “BOY” Misses’ and Children's Low Shoes and Pumps at About Half Price We have divided our entire line of Misses’ and Children’s Low Shoes and them as follows: 75c instead of $1.85 to 91.75 (sizes 6to 1). 98c instead of $8.00 to $3.00 (sizes 1134 to 5). &F Second Moor. 7dCo WXTH AVE.197%7T020" FSTREET. In New York’s Shopping Center RadicalReductions for Clearance inOneDay All Remaining Women’s Dresses, Suits and Coats There Are On Our Racks as This Was Written Some $50,000 Worth of Women’s Dresses, Suits and Coats They represent the very finest things of the season from the Paris inspired Simpson Crawford stocks. There are a few dresses and suits of this kind, and a few of that. Some are the very choicest frocks and costumes New York has seen this season, Some have been here only a few days or a week—not one is more than two months old. EF Third Floor. There Are High-Grade Imported Gowns. There Are Popular-Priced Frocks ALL MUST GO—AND MUST GO AT ONCE! It is an opportunity for every woman, for we do not propose to carry a single garment over if price will move it. The Sale Begins at 8.30 To- Pumps, ea | Morrow Morning $3.95 for Women's Lingerie Dresses........ seeeeeees formerly up to $6.50 $5.00 for Women's Silk and Lingerie Dresses. . . formerly up to $10.00 $7.50 for Women's Crepe Meteor Dresses. . ...formerly up to $17.75 $7.50 for Women’s Linen Dresses..... Ret ...formerly up to $19.75 $8.50 for Women's Lingerie Dresses....... . formerly up to $18.50 $12.75 for Women's I .ingerie and Silk Dresses. . ...formerly up to $24.75 $14.75 for Women's L'ngerie and Silk Dresses........ . formerly up to $29.75 $19.75 for Women's Lingerie and Afternoon Gowns... .formerly up to $34.75 $24.75 for Women’s Lingerie and Afternoon Gowns... .formerly up to $42.50 ..formerly up to $47.50 $29.75 for Women's Lingerie and Afternoon Gowns $47.50 for Women’ : s Evening Gowns..........- . formerly up to $100.00 $75.00 for Women's Evening Gowns . formerly up to $125.00 $9.75 for Women's Tailored Suits... formerly up to $25.00 $12.75 for Women's Tailored Suits........ formerly up to $30.00 $7.50 for Women's Tailored Linen Suits. formerly up to $16.50 $4.75 for Women's Tailored Linen Coats formerly up to $7.50 $5.00 for Women's Short Taffeta Coats....... formerly up to $12.75 $7.50 for Women's Long Serge and Mixture Coats.....formerly up to $19.75 $12.75 for Women's 45-inch Mixture Coats...... ......-formerly up to $16.50 $19.75 for Women’s Tourist Coats............. chasis formerly up to $37.50 $9.75 for Women's White Serge & Fancy Linen Coats.formerly up to $22.50 $16.50 for Etamine Coats (with Colored Lining).......formerly up to $29.75 $12.75 for Women's Taffeta Coats.............. An formerly up to 922.50 $27.50 for Women's Evening and Dress Coats. .formerly up to $50.00 $34.75 for Women's Evening and Dress Coats. formerly up to $75.00 $1.75 for Women's Washable Dresses, formerly to $2.50 | $5.75 for Women's Washable Dresses, formerlyto $10 $2.75 for Women's Washable Dresses, formerly to $4.50| $1.00 for Women's Washable Skirts, formerly to$1.95 $3.50 for Women's Washable Dresses, formerly to $6.50 | $1.25 for Women's Washable Skirts, formerly to $2.50 $4.50 for Women's Washable Dresses, formerly to $8.50 | $4.50 for Women's Washable Skirts, formerly to $6.50 formerly up to 33.75 formerly up to $7.50 d Morning Dresses, the $2.00 to $4.75 Kinds, at _ The values placed on these dresses are the actual prices their duplicates sold for earlier in the season. The present price, $1, ishardly enough to pay the bare cost of materials. ‘These dresses come from one of the very best manufacturers in New York who made up the remaining ends of his piece goods to clear his shelves before stock-taking. No Mall Orders. The materials include: Dainty corded ginghams, chambrays and percales in stripes, checks and solid colors. There are twenty distinct styles in sizes from 32 to 48, which means that there isan un for extra large women as well as their slender sisters. Most of these dresses are plain tailored, but a few are em- broidery trimmed. They are dresses good enough to wear anywhere. Made on good lines and properly needled. t should be the most sensationally compelling sale of dresses New York has known in many a day. Come and get two or three of these dresses at this sensa- tionally low price. On sale Second Floor and Main Floor Bargain Squares. We Have Complete Assortments of White Shoes A great many shoe atores are “out” at present, but at this moment we still have a good variety of styles and « complete size range $1.79 for the Prettiest $3 White Shoes a Woman Ever Put FootIn. _ Boe ‘This is not a sale of odds and ends, but » sale that women want this season—a safe where there is a full range of sizes. 2 Sye0e4, Hiooe Hore are some of the most shanely white duck shoes that _a woman ever set eves on—-pumps and ties. Both Goodyear welt and turn sos. Of courie te see, $1.89 Patrician Oxfords and Pumps Formerly $8.50 and $4.00; all sizes and nearly all leathers. Sale price, pair Furniture for Every Need in August Sale $100 4-Piece Solid Mahogany (necome a Member of 8-Piece Dining Room Outfit|$6.00 Dining Our Furniture Club We Require No Club Fee Membership in our Furniture Club ‘65 will enable you to furnish your home, complete or in part, on the deferred All Solid payment club plan, for leis than cash Mahogany prices elsewhere. Pina No matter what you need to furnish ughout your bome, we can arrange convenient payments Write of consult Uie Bureau of Accounts on the Second Floor, which | will be pleased to give full details, Many times we have sold a 8-piece suite for this price, and they were considered good value, but this 4-piece solid mahogany suite, upholstered in best grade of The materials and work:nanship are the best 845 Brass Reds at 622.50 panne plush or tupestey “ae him any more money for drink, Judge. DINE IN OUR COOL AND POPULAR PRICE RESTAURANT, EIGHTH FLOOR { one all quartered oak dining table, top 44 inches in six feet, which usually sells for 835.00; fiy genuine leather slip seats aad one arm citgir complete. IMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVE,, 19TH TO 201H ST,, IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER @>——<- y [a veteran of the Civil War He told the Court be was|iives there with us My boy has taken] for whiskey. I couldn't get free until | (ian n CrniEe | Brabbed the ad tv to drink; he will not work. He hat ame and drove my | The On Leongs then marcie > = sn came | D&@8 Kant fo prinon many times, Judge Mott street triumphant. Satisfied they AN ag a cor being drunk, Hie li jentence c applied yesterday for It’s Clearance Time. were immune, the band then paraded xX, bent with age and} wae 140 days for drunkenn warrant, charging his “boy with e through Doyers street, but. were un- vil war. Me] “Night before ast, J Twas aimost| disordeciy conduct, ‘The gon was ar.| 1 Never carry stock over; molested. ‘Their victory, they clat™, feedly on two walk. [ll EWwas tying an a couch in iny house 1 last night by Court Officer Hison my entire lot of summer was complete. ghters had not come home of the most outrageous in the Hila emaciated frame shook, : ie ie eat re mowt Guimgeous| clothing being turned out of house and home at 50°; below their value. in. “Your father Ho served 1) He brought you tnto eared you well, Your hia country this world St ey stout It Net ee my 1 oldest boy,” he aatd,|t couldn't see my boy getting drunk all foaduet Ad ‘ | ‘4 Son, wa roy Moe I s40V lscated and Lee Pong sent to_ the looking with pity toward the shambling | the time jow to characterize it. You will go 9 | Tombs. at . Pp “And then my bor jerked me off the Isiar @ months and twenty- EE When the case of “Owen Keefe jr."| Meure of the old man & rie eke y atve| the couch and struck me and shook felght days 3,0" 119-125 Walker St., N. Y. ing to the erent uccena of last Sun- |. ied by the cteth | | “UL trted to ratse my boy right, 1 lvel i. 1 couldn't defend myself, The son was sent back tnto the prison a offer, another Woodrow Wilson | Wa called by the clerk in the Mor-] at No, a7 Mast One Hundred and Forty-]T'vy no atrength left. Ho kept pen.” while sympathetic spectators vt neren, peed for the by ee a risanta Court to-day, @ grag hatred] sixth street with my (Wo daughters, who] prisoner in my own house for } ped the aged father to leave the| S[ thier t Mont Bos Wil be printed In next Sunday's! rian, rather bent with walked to’ work to support me. Sometimes my son! trying to force me to give him mon rt room. w 4 ying Wanted, ‘181 Wise Men” $15 Two-Piece Priestley Cravenetted Mohair Suits, $6.95 The application of the headline lies in the fact that we have just 181 of these ex- cellent suits! yi” oetent rues: If 182 men come—one man will be disappointed! Mohair suits are the rage of the moment—because —they arelight —cool —dressy No use saying that Priestley Mohair is the very best Mohair made. Every one knows that. These are well tailored and there are sizes from 34 to 46, including sizes for stout men. Think of it! You—if you get here early get a Genuine $15 Suit for #6.95 ] 9 &forImported Voile ° and Batiste Robes. Values up to $7.95 50 beautiful new Robes just out of the Custom -new in pattern and style. © Maia Meer. They were ordered by a Fifth Avenue costumer to make up this coming Spring samples of Lingerie Dresses, but were not delivered in time and he cancelled his order. Our repre- sentatives in Europe are just as keen in clever mei i as they are in this country, so they purchased them and rushed them over tous. These are different from any white gowns you may have. broidered in the new Bo- Fi th ch_in beautiful floral designs. All at one price, $1.98 A Timely ‘Special Purchase of Undermuslins & Silk Petticoats ‘These beautiful garments come to us very much under the market, but only in quantity large enough for one day’s selling. welt Fates: 79c for $1 to 32 Night Gowns of the Famous Eagle Brand There is no maker of undermuslins more particular as to the character and quality of his undermuslins than the owner of the famous Eagle brand. This creanrup of his stock includes gowns of dainty sheer nainsook, charmingly trimmed with German Val. and fish-eye laces and eyelet and blind embroidery or pretty ribbon beadings. $1 for $2 to $3 White Skirts This is an unusually pretty group of white skirts, made with exceptionally fine quality cambric top, with wide embroidery and Val. lace flounces. Colored ribbon bows or dainty beading. Beauties, every one of them. . $1.95 for Silk Petticoats worth $2.95 to $5 These include beautiful changeable taffetas, messalines, Rajahs and silk Jersey tops, with messaline flounces, Some in the d iest evening shades, others in the plainer shades for street wear. 29c for 45c Bib Aprons No woman ever had too many aprons, Women who see these will want at least three or four, for they are about as attractive bib aprons as you would want to see. Fine quality of gingham,in blue and white checks, cut over attractive patterns and properly made. Only 500 to sell at this sensationally low price, C7 Second Floor, Mall Orders Filled, Chair for $2.95 This is one of the greats est values in the sale; made of all quartered oak, genuine leather seat and back, ‘2.95 Regular Value $125 hand -carved buffet, with perfect drawer arrange- ment, which sells regulars ly for 850; fiameter and extends to ‘ i ll quartered owk side chairs with