The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1912, Page 9

_ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1912, INTSU CONQUERS | tray. By Martin's dirgction, he patted /KEYSTONE “MUTINEERS” =; . oS SB DINE IN OUR COOL AND POPULAR PRICE RESTAURANT, EIGHTH FLOOR Then” achultv's courage evaporated WORRIED BY HILLES rer ‘ bial Millinery Opening 0, |Continues To-day and To-morrow the Let this showing bl se guide to all the new Fall Hat fashions, for this is, indeed, a most comprehensive display, embracing the smartest and, as it does, all the cleverest new Autumn styles, Original Models, Copies and Adapta- tions of _ Paris Hats’: This is an exposie! | tion that is at once an inspiration to all cor of ma Martin sprang away and Instant drew his own revolver. Schulta] Gay ay F ind. Reneiticat eo 34 Years Loaders Was looking into its muzzle when ne}. 6 airman Tiles ma. Reve “ tarned, National Commitioe has rated Schultz was arraigned to-day in Jef-| storm over the allered seuttling of ferson Market Court before Magis-|the Ship of State through giutiny in trate Breen, Pleading ignorat of |the crew. At least is the way tt “OUT 10 KILL” TWO reaters tia pecan ent [gy tte fk wee Hh ; ont OTN AVELTé+rO 30° PaTASET. he ‘sald, had been taken by another | cussion o |and introduced into an unworthy life, and he was on his way to rescue her. He : ‘i 8 who ts now wanted for an- Piucky Detective Marked for’ other « 9 robbery, refused to ex. |hennaslvants : i plain the meaning of a letter from the ian faa eee a totte Mayor's office found in his pocket. It] Sy hob yt ne i % Death, Fights Before Big | Mtyqna (mice found in, le mpeketyar| Newn must have reached the Commit. . * directly he would get “an answer." Rosetta LA anh hgh ae Rade aot Street Crowd. “Genleman Pau. sald_he intenda| wed to walk the carpét in the captatn's some day to tell Eleanor Wilson what | Cabin, for he got very busy in Pitts a narrow escape from death ehe had. | burgh. Chairman Hillex recelved « telegram asking that the matter be, — SAVES GIRL AS WELL.| ROOSEVELT NOTA FAUCET; | tila) it abeyance untit atter the eon- ference of Republican leaders to- orrow. Major MoGee of Pittsburgh HE SAYS SO HIMSELF. |ie°mnuch interested in the case of Mr.| Wasson and is attempting to bring | Timely Warning From Chi- Cannot Turn Him On and Get a about an adjustme k cago, and Martin’s Pluck, Gallon of Speeches, the Col- , "has not be has not onel Tells Origonians. ahow be Averts Double Murder. PORTLAND, Ore., Sept, 11.—Coming!the muddle nehow be It was | into Oregon on his campaign tour down | Bull M isritaw eae the Coast, Col, Roosevelt made his ap-|Wa% coming to New York A warrant, issued in Chicago, for the : veoreat., confer with Chairman Hilles, | Mr, De here to-day for the Progreasive Hilles this afternoon said he knew G@rrest of Frederick Schults, “Dut: | party. The Colonel expected to make | nothing about any conference between | Houseman,” was given last April t/ only one speech here, He was per-|him and Mr. Flynn, and if Mr. Flynn “Gentleman Paul" Martin, a mild-man-|turbed when told he was slated for|was coming to New York to see him minutes before his arrest, His "gal," |” Nong ¢ Tn Now York's Shapping ts ly the middle ¢ held for triai without bail Hundreds of New Specials Added make this eve f terest. Every person in Greater New York— ybody reac ing this announcement- —will find Ittee from man of ve of tho that dozens of things they must soon purchase can be bought here at wonderful savings. = SOS . Every Department from Ba i Its Best Values. Anniversary 1 Co That’s the only w such values. present at n disclowed of William n nixed up in ated that the ‘op Floor offers sylvanta way to see—the only v 7 — ~= These are but examples of thousands. The Newest and Most Stunning Parisian Ideas are nered, dapper, slender detective at- | three. it wan enitrely confidential between Faithfully Portrayed in This Wonderful Assortment of oor ta cae tached ty the West Seventeenth atreet| ‘There is a general idea,” he sald, ee Tee ce Flynn, 9 e that exemplifies our Police station, “that Tam like a water faucet, which | DRO! policy of selling Pa “@o out and get this chap, Martin,” | has just to be turned and out will flow O] I 12 i | Ss l ll i) a Hats at one-half Paris waid the leutenant, “and don't forget | gallon of speeches.” co fm he's a handy man with a gun!" Col. Roosevelt's first speech was do- U + CF Second Foor, Information had come through un-| livered at a luncheon. ! @erground chann Styles that are inimitable—retailing elsewhere for $30.00 and $35.00 Not only is our variety the largest, but it represents the acme of valu and is a conservator of energy, eliminating the necessit Thousands of discriminating women have found this tc initiated. that Schultz, who) “The bosses who are in charge of the! has an unenviable reputation in half| Republican party," he said, * the big cities of the country, was hid-| title to the party Just as p ing in a furnished room trouse at No.| title to the ship they capture 248 West Twenty-first street. The| May keep the name of the whip. but woman who answered Martin's ring| {)tY Are not hele of the men whose) admitted Schultz was there. Gol, Hoosevele, walked over « hed oF In a room Martin found his man./ roses when he arrived in Portland He took no chances and had hie re-| early to-day, treading gingerly and re- e-giving, Y¥ of shopping to obtain the best value. 0 be so, and each season more are being oc Free to Everybody! me Are €xact reproductions of Paris models, . See_the Wonderful Kinemacolor Movin, many_are_modified copies. Everything smart |] Pictures on Our 8th Floor. Daily, 2:30 P ni severely tailored models. slightly trimmed and || Every Half Hour to 40. volver ready when he entered, Schultz, | gretfully on the blossoms, An Immense 5 ncluded” = _ covered by the . threw up his| crowd greeted him at the station. fancy novelties is included, They are for your entertainment only hands. In the room, busy over a gas| — — ¥ season's most wanted make purchases or comply with any other condi stove, was « atrikinsly pretty «it—| STAR BOARDER IN MIX-UP; ¥ , such as serge, co Eleanor Wilson, Fa , inated, she had enjoy them. Bring the clildre re the most won- run away from the home of her par- WIFE OUT OF WINDOW. 2 a oust ied derful tures in th world, Everything reproduced in natural ents in Davenport, Ia, to join him in Hisbant PUSeInEer, GAs U Mr astailorse color wutiful, fascinating. Chicago. lusband Pushed » Says Mrs. mrorrow's Programn e: ‘The India Durbar. century's most wonderful and elaborate spectacle. No. 2—Khartoum and Sunsets on the Nile. A trip through Egypt to Khartoum, with views of the gorgeous trip and sunset on the Nile No. 3—Animal and Bird Studies Animals and bird: of various kinds, selected for their beauty, are portrayed with all their naturaln $5 Is the Price Elsewhere for These Smart Silk Shirts and Dress Blouses We Ofter $ 2:98. To-Morrow at No wowan seeing these charming Waists can and finely finished, richly lined with peau ds Skinner's satin, he greate t range i. SCHULTZ PROMISED VENGEANCE | peterson; Witnesses Declare ey Coreen She Climbed Over Sill. “You feilers haven't got anything on te. | me, and you're only going to make a Mrs. Annie Peterson was taken to Le-| Htttle inconvenience for me,” snarled} Past One Hundred and Forty-ninth y Bronx, this = = DI just you remember, my fey tat nd she py for this some) {fm a fractured skull, a fractured arm day.” and Internal injuries, She sald her hus- Ss ecial Martin, who had heard the same thing tne al aE Alaa We ae ot p often before, paid no attention to the| their fat on the firs i 1 con- threat. Schultz was escorted to Chi-| crete ved Area To-Day and To-Morrow cago where he stood trial three times ngland of the Alexander on the charge he had robbed Dr. Louis n arrested the husband, Le Arthur, of the Michael Reese , fifty years old, at! 1, of $1,000 while the surgeon was of the couple. Peterson de-| peciorming an operation. Schultz “beat | ied pushing his wife from the window, tite case,’ aud sank into the ooscurity ‘She stole from my po * iw Chicago underworld, said Peterson, 4c had expected Kisanor Wilson to ac- | accused her of It and we had a quarre ty Chivago, But she had} A young fellow named Paul Kissel, igh him (oo much of the | Who boarded with us, took the part of iderloin, and when he gor | my wife. There was a@ scuffle and she bust to 55-in, b figures, Other handsome Tailored Suits at $29.75, $34.75 $39.75 and to $115. Women's $24.75 New Charmeuse Gowns, Special at $15.95 londid assemblage of cleverest ns with new collars, vestees, panniers, ete. All sires and colors, Other atternoon and evening Gowns, at $27.50, 929.75, 934.75, 939.75 and up to $125. ternoon, sufferiny A few iin a jel 825.1 . . * she deserted him for «| Jumped or fell out the window. I didn't ene Sti Saeee ‘th resist buying them—for we know positively that singing waiter" who had| have my hands on her,” Dens no store in town is showing them at less than $5. 8 of affection for her such | Nissey was found and oe eS TY Ghammnanes Meteor | $1.43 ‘tmrBecend Flees, 4 tne surly Chicagoan had not vouch- | & Muiteral witness. | Nels D ( $ We illustrate one of these Sith Shirts, made of ‘ S 1 they saw Mrs. Peterson at the We illustra’ he 5 any haan tad ie ee Retr Special! Charmeuse Meteor | 9],43 ¢, plo. striped chiffon taffeta, patch pocket, soft French she spent her nights under his watehful | Regular $2.00 Grade, double width, at, yard ) ernain moor, | \\ ke p Pe ae eee ae IN WOODS, H., Sept. 1. | The silk that the entire world of style is demanding for wom s dresses, that’s why they are .- tor y the choice of e e “I find both the low price and a wide assortment of shades. Frederick Schultz and his record}—A skunk delayed the departure of fonroe —particularly the choice of colorings. But hers LES ee wn, Dark Brown, Nile, Emerald, || were forgotten, both in New York and| guests from a hotel here yesterday by White, Pink, Light Blue, Taupe, Maise, Gold, American Beauty, Golden Brown, Dark Brown, Nile, Emerald. in Chicago, until a “stool pigeon’ | Walking call » the baggage room Peach. Reseda, Kose, livht_ Gray, Medium Grav. bars Helio. Laven ler. Vurple, Tan and Black. . When -— force Was called | | slipped into the office of Capt, John J. | * ‘ ; , id Ends of Silk: Halpin, head of the Chicago Detect! a | $1 30-inch Imperial Satin Odds and Ends o vet ‘ Sie et : vue" Gold Filled | | | A rich, tustrous, finely rebie ot as near to the real ‘These silks come in very opportune for lining and even 4f ouT T THE “BULLY AND | tycie hotel were nonplussed as to a | sa silk be made, in a good dress pur} A. conglomeration of differ- 9 Lingerie Blouses greatly reduced. Valuce ‘° Ta ue i) method of moving the baxkage, “Finally taney. ol OLGA BEAT st de" 5B tht weaves and styles; very special at yard,. £9 $2.00 an , at $1.00 and $1.35. et solved the problem by tak- Ww vathore ; — “Freddie Schultz is out to get a New | ‘ (© the woods himself, atches | a | York bull and a gal,” the “stool” re- \|!-e—————-O/ Interest to Thousands! Bi atiniti-sent cea bai Gate | Guaranteed 10 Years Men’s and Women’s Regular $1.00 and $1.50 ing about nothin’ else for a week.|REMOVES THE DUST AND) Ladies’ and Gent "SS vetmn cape. naiin GRIME WATERWON'TTOUCH | pene sox en es Street Gloves ise of the slightest rip. stain Livery pair is now as good A stitch, the inspector re- | 5 | appearing and will p as Extra Special Anniversary Sale No. 3 Several Thousand Pairs Famous ( CB Corsets ‘ormerly Priced $2 to $2.50 at 127 and $] 57 Ay! What woman will miss an opportunity to buy this famous brand of Corset, recognized everywhere by thousands for \ their super tyle features, their hygienic construction and good wearing quaiities? C7 Second Floor, translated in the following letter,| “There's something wonderfully at- which was received by Inspector Fau-| tractive about motoring during these! rot, now head of the New York De-| fall days,” remarked a young society | Dutch House- | the dust somehow get through th fuse Ss thaan wlnoes aural man," has left Chicago for New | finest veils and my complexion suffers piv ad arent ebb quar serviceable as any $1.00 lo York, atmed with a loaded revolver, |, “Do as | do,” answered her friend, rep them in every detail. Pair $1.60 glove you ever saw. His intention ts to murder Detective |“When you come in from motoring} (Gold Pitted the A ° known as Eleanor Wilson ‘Beauty's G , : y's Guardian’ Vv Acting Inspector Fauro: called Mar-| into your face and hands and then erec 1 : lo es at c a p 7 tin to Headquarters and gave him the! wine off with a soft cloth. It takes This isan opportunity that you should not miss. If you have letter. out all the dust and grime and keeps any glove wants to fill, you had better buy half a dozen pairs p y Bl l , ye y to-morrow while the price is so low, £9Main Floo t this man, Martin, be- you,” was his forceful dl- tective Bureau, on Monday: girl to her friend, “but ‘the wind and| Paul Martin, wh ested bh rub | wt ¥ cn $ Wen Mion gus wane abate gr VELOGEN things al Also $1.00 to $1.50 Embroid- 14k “Goll Watch m “Go out and the skin soft and fair, Velogen is fore he « good also after golf, tennis, or any rection. “Gentleman Paul” smiled and] Gut-door sport.” Extra Special To-Morrow 4 These Corsets ate at periect in every a. : ; ible etait, all made ot fine coutil, close! beth At all druggists, in collapsible tubes, Embroidered Silk Gloves sey ep him away from the girl,| 25’ cents. Better than cold cream, Diamonds, Watches, Jowelry, anyway,” he repited, “I know where| used the same way. 180 Broad ho dm ane He'll ony: Ukety try) to get | (aaa her first.” | OPEN SATURDAYS Martin sat Monday night in the as . cafe named, his right hand gripping | boned, straight and gored seamcut, long and extreme long backs, draw string. In bust, wide embroidery and lace trimmed on top, two and three ‘seta wide web hose supporters attached, huok. and For Elbow Length Sleeves. Values, 2.00. 2.50 and le ur nniversary aie, at Pair, $1.00 Most beautiful color combinations ever shown, self and two tone effects Lb @ O'CLOCK, the butt of a revolver in hi ‘ED! al and eye bottom of front steel, some with broad front steel pocket, ‘The gir) sat at his table and CREDIT! $65 worth, $4.0 50 Another Lot of hose $5.00 at bottom, just the modoi for all figures, medium aud full TERMS a Week: a Week thought she recognized him. After a a: figures; sizes 18 to 80. few minutes conversation, Martin elded she had only feigned recogni- tion. At noon y lay, Martin started uptown again cep a wateh over the house where the girl lved Silk Jersey Petticoats at Last Monday's sale was such a great success that we pur- +220! = chased another lot for those 50-Inch You'll Find 500 More Bargains Like ! who were disappointed r PrnuR rail wilt Wielbana acieelin - — : ‘hes of beat quality silk jersey, with plaited | These in Our Three- A ae erable a ea LS LL | Open Saturday Evenings Until 10. We Close Evenings at 6, and. attached. p rulfle over silk Broadcloth ee-Day » on Schultz any moment Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Bedding F Mecond Floor, No Malt Orders, |OFeG or Black, { yeti snare wt Reeaniaa® Chiffon, Col! OO Qe Sale of Notions ; : But you'll have to come to-morrow ed tho J ‘ apeyerourthy area, ROOMS ROOMS | = ROOMS $3 and #4 Silk Petticoay \ vrade that is always . ; Me " row, for it's the last day. Ma was thor to face with | Peomp ete 3 Complet > Complete! $ Moesalips ani tatfote silken plein edd \ grade that i nlways IN] We reserve the right to limit quantities. No mail or phone the sance seeking" Schultz, With Ie e Parnished le Face etely e changeable ar wkand white | demund, dere a very timely orders £07 Main Floor. Sled head) Martin ed him, then Furnishe! | ‘urnishe urnished Suconstenight lines, with plait: ¢ sale, giving vou Tust the Hrand / : ha : on hal ed flouncen awttuckedeuttic. L279 jothy you aesie at_oneshatt the || Clark's O. N, T. Cotton, 200 | j JW J. Clark's Sewing Corton, Sr area te i pasa ordi SOL ‘ yd. spools, black and whit 200 yard spools, soft finish; for e aistance September and Anniversary Sale of iss avn ie alt pune a mM siaee © to 200; spook, for a 1 hand sewing: black ios ie 7) . Over 5,000 Pairs of Handsome Se this sale ye eee 0.7 nul” had Flt ad of drawing m his skil zing his opponent's brawny twisted the arm behind ack. J “The Pvvitide” Tale Nope F Aaremnniamemneaes: ust Forme, be adjusted to ene e ao rh Tiel Lace Curtains | Tae Reseda, Neca hare Mapa | PT -_ Values $2.95, $3.95 &» $1 90 ene Thr Navy and Nae et ee 48-inch Biack Suitings 38500 0998 A truggled desperately A == ae ‘V7 ase New Ga Eni er att artic $4.50, tomorrow, pair Vaitesup to 91.50, Chain dagwuals || estes Sie'ice "ggg ae New Garment he first twinge from the plain cheviots, shadow striped Shic an aE sae ee HIS wonderful curtai at is only possible beeause we bough! { rep ret Tatfete Sean Fo ne et eet oct far | Massive 3-Plece Library Suite, mahogany frames, § pe @. this entire stock from on t burtain m in New York thevints ew ts ZB || tnaie | aie in Schultz's right Mip pocket, Put | upholstered In genuine Spanish leather, Ike cut; 59 98 at a price that makes lower than the usual Blacks strictly all wool, yd ¢ \ on he dared not release his hold on th value $85; = cv ecsenne e wholesale. Mall Orders Villed, | ‘ right arm , : ; : ‘ den ° ee 7 17e REDS WATCHED STRUG-| Write for our NEW OUR LIBERAL CREDIT ole includes such stylish curtains as Marie Antoinette, 4-in. Gray Worsted Suitings || —————" WA TAKING NO HAND, BOOKLET containing infor We Pay Freight TERMS apply also to Long Tin Ch. Cr d Ar tien, Braided Renoissunce and Greatly in vogue this season, particu Se Spool C, B. French Darn- h Wats Beveral hundred persons gathered, bene reneding our outlits. | ond. Railroad Fare Island, ant Jersey and doz ne of other stiles of Fivh grade lace curtcins i lnelyinth it slug madd darks Het, tin Cotton, Wlkek, whi ‘ a tes ao it shank, a rangy aes and knew he eauld hold le RD, the price ix extreme will stand back of very pir and quarantee |] Quality, yard Mm #135 aioe storlO Pat powerful priso only a few seconds ) } ol them to give service Anexeellent selcetion of both whit 1 Arabian color. 1 2 when Alexander Kupferschmidt of No. p = WM Eldridge street, jumped intu the seas? aoa -S D+ Sian wlord Co., Sixth Ave. Iyth to 20th Se. In New York's Shopping Ceaser >