The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1912, Page 2

THE ¥ on bat at every opening live candidate in sight. Hie Lege | THEY'VE COUNTED TEN | *0n [Ms own €14 net ausresate mote bited the witness. “HHe anid tt was very Boas Murphy, attended by his usual from Greater New York. Tammany THE RING! HERE’SNO. 11! he. "I didn't know what the bil} had acted informally as national Treas ue, entered the hall before haif leaders and delegates, teking heart trom | [ ’ | ‘as going to cost, but J was perfectly Urer of the Ro@mevelt organization in| : Gelogates had found their seats, the continual reiteration of the name hops wiitlin te bar Iu the pre-convention campaign, At the i assigned sed alg ad bon ean Wiiee wder s or heme lye AL8O. GAVE TOLA FOLLETTE "vest of Chairman Clapp he placed m to the front. In the : | nN evidence @ statement of all receipts Secretary “Tom” Smith, 2% where Mr, Murphy does his cos!- Se ee and expenditures in the Roosev ind sat J. Sergeant tating. fF th teat a bine at t As for the renomination of Gov. Dix, hand sat Senator Robert ls tmposstp! The Fvenine i ' ! —- | © of New York” Masnachuse! Ho also admitted a con- raid Mr, Hooker, “ould this was the} Scratched Until Bled. © Head tribution of 91.990 to Senator La Fol- most complete statement ever filed by| Covered with Hard Scab, Could | Mr. Fin said he had contribute! primary campaign in New York City. | i $1,000 to the Roosevelt campaign in “The Secretary of 5 In Form of Pimple Full of Pus, chairman of the committee on ‘orld announced two days ago. True, tions and rapidly rising in the Charles F. Murphy ts still for Dix, but lette’s campaign, @ political committee.’ The stat it favor of the organisation. ; In the face of his announced champion- | “That wan before I was a Roosevelt was made public “ay the tite “it was a ot hae be sa rns and Ly ' ship of the Governors ha te latening to | «4 i ” ! "he added, a general laugh filed. It showed that §%,; had bee eh ae ne etnes tare the nail. "The the claims of otver candidates, and un- Facsimiles” of Standard Oil Actor Lawrence Can’t Remem- man added, and s genera! laugh showed that nad been! Ointment Cured Completely, went around. | contributed and $62,006.62 spent in the “Did you have anything to do with primary campaign in New York. The c trying to met Southern dolegates for Col,| daiance, $5,019.83, was turned over to Me 16 Oliver St., Newark, N. J.—“Al he Gi tak ful 4 : nigh food, humor ad into « declination stage of mind by ve-| Documents Declared to ber Wedding Lots of ’Em— while the pre- night it le quite Likely that some intl- —— + Roosevelt?” asked Senator Paynter. National primary campaign fund. ve years ago my little girl had raation to start such @ dive may reach Be Spurious. But His Memory’s Poor. “I tooked ‘em over," answered Flinn. [CONTRIBUTIONS OF PERKINS | We beck of the head which Ite ‘A proposition that has been puzzling | him. | Fe Tae BERS ae SReeeAl Wey t” AND MUNSEY 4 the leaders was the subject of a con- | WITH DIX OUT, FIELD 18 ALL} ees “tm any way?" Mr, footer aiso ied ua “ae ference at Murphy's room during tho SULZER'S. \ =) ’ “No. I wanted to we how our poli vker aiso filed a statement o Court of Appeals, The Republi- ; over @ sad lot," sald Flinn. neo y Sens SE bt Barehes ta purouance of What | ces see Ont Clrae stanuiag lite snow tor Dizon. Senator Pomerene wanted to know | “to more about the telegram sent to the| Senator Paynter took the statement Standard Ol Company asking assist. | OP eh a pened George W. Perkins ance in Finn's canvass to ucceod the| Uae shann (0 have sealea kaa Ltd late Menator Quay. Mr. Flinn repeated! |) (ne National cameron ena tteat tr hed been ent by J. G. Spiain with-| {0,the National campaign and Frank A. out hie authority. unsey “about the sam Alexander Cociran, epet manu- LAIN TELLS OF STANDARD | facturer of Yonkers, N. ¥., contributed | National Progressive Com: | Ol, TELEGRAM. 1 to the New York Com- “why was this telegram written in| mittee. R. P. Perkins, a friend of the | thought she would nover get cured. cipher? asked Senator Pomerene. Roosevelt family, gave $1,000, | ag Then Team the advertisement for Cut, “{ don't know. That may have becn| A. Foster Higgins and George Baxter, | eure Soap and Ointment and sent for a way of shortening labor,” answerel) New. Yorkers, gave $1,000 and %,00 re-| sample, ‘Tho first night I used the Cutt [end dusuce Gerard just iovking in, the allel an agreement renominated | yeu ww aii Suner's, uniess Loe lead and it was understood that/of the party cun bring vut somevody Reproduced Letters Not From Perhaps-Er-Let Me See—Meb- the Democrats would nominate Maur- vote-getters than foe C. Spratt of Erie, but it developed 0 have wiready been turued Original, He Says, Simply be He Did Marry Her—But that the pl lot of bee od stn Position, particulariy an John & Ken. ther, possess, Sill to Aid His Engravers. | — He's Not at All Sure. nedy of Erie is looking for renomt-| #/cking to Dix, Charles F. Murphy {i fation as State Treawrer, Murpay | Usening to wugKestons, Just ax ne did in Kocnemer two years ago, woen Dia has had a lot of advice on this matter. | cou, be current number of Collier's! Lionel E. Lawrence, actor-manageregs Austen G. Fox brougnt It up with him| cation med a suitors nay te Met w han an article under the head- } Bauion had a guiicien: number of iead- | indignant. A morning paper said Lionel to-day and advocated the nomination | ers been abie to sre upon. anybody | ng “Mr, Hearet's Forgeries,” wherein had married eleven wonse and was now of two Democrats to run against His- | else [it 1s charged that “Cert bd «jy 8 living with bride No. 11 at the Hotet cOck and anpther Republican to be situation here is much as it was! simile Standard O11 let! ‘ne fT Named by the proper committee. Saratoga. The bosmes of the Re- being published in Hearst's Magazine are Normandie. A full Met of the Lawrence Tt is likely that Mr, Spratt will be| Publican convention didn't caré wives and the da’ heir acquisition Finn, Finally Flinn was excused and| spectively. Pomerene questioned the | Olotment {t loosoned the scab. Today ee] torgeri | wt iy a F Hedi They scoured th was given and Lionel went right up in J. G, 8 f Pitieturgh, following | witness about the New York ts corapletely cured. 1 used three boxes 4 Passed over and two Democrats will LY The artiel . G, Splain of Pittsburgh, ng | about New York primartes, by be named. {7 0 man with sirengib enough to #01 01 pl rhgeridl thgerrndidtoner dnreed RTH Ty him on the stand, sald that after Sena-| “They were a farce,” sald Hooker. | Cuticura Ointment and six cakes of Cu ig Tt ia urged that Justice Hiscock is on vo Fooreag Noagt Jodie gtd m going to sue for libel!” he roared, a “concelved the {dea | “There's a bi-partisan arrangement | Suap and I havo nothing ¢o thank but Cur than the ri D. Archbold attached to some of the te Goay:s denen He Sonce the beach by designation and never| o¢ ight of Hedges to the votes | oan By: ome servic 1 { cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the delegates. They couldn't fnd| facsimile letters appearing in the cur. | {0 8" Bvening World reporter in his of! that he might be of some service to| Which shuts\out independent ticke P M ow, . | Mee. Mi tbbons, Ji \ |) = Raving been elected by the Republicans! anybody, and Hedges was nominated. | rent and other past numbers of | {ie No. 14 West Forty-fitth street, to- Mr. Fitna. | “We were too poor to hire warchecs,” | MO. ft rs Sexp nad da 18 10, " } #4 not entitled to the indorsement of] In this convention there Js the differ-| Hearst's Magazine forgeries, but that|%%%: “I never had but one wife before He sald he went to New York June! sald Hooker. sold throughout the world. Liberal sample the Democracy. ence from the sa the entire letters whose authenticity |! Married Mise Doychter. Some one has 7, 1904, and asked Mr. Archbold to use) “Do you mean to say you were too| 04 cowed tree, with 32-p. Skin Book. | _) @Bhere were plenty of vacant places fe attacked by Collier's Weekly are|anded me a bunch of women I never what Influence the Standard Ol could In| Poor to get votes? dress post-card “Cutlcura, Dept. T, Bost ©" Su the ball when the convention began spurious in thelr body as well as in|Cve? #8. Two or three of them I met behalf of Mr. Flinn. “That's about It At that, we got)" serenderfaced men should. use © busingss. The populace of Syracuse n hae come forth with a can, | the signatures attached, Or Bie Dae onlieae oe “Mr. Archbold gave mo to understand| mon ae many votes as Taft did oan Shaving Stick, 2h. Sample free, | Mppeare to be as little interested in the] Gidate who can Guarentec o| ‘The brand of counterfeit ts put upon | % Pr atel ne amrenes, now in vaudex [that he did not think he was in a poste) i °Crncnaitures for the national pree ipiecdings of the Democratic conven-| getting strength of either Sul: the following lett which appeared] 10" sO unded his desk pt tdi + | tion to do anything for Mr, Fitnn.” | convention campaign were $141 aol tom as it was in the proceedings of| ling, Glynn or Gerard. in fac-simile in Hearst's Magazine: gett pi are is repeal pet waked Mr. Splain was “pretty sure” he signed | | a the Bull Moosere, but there may be a| Sulzer was out making @ personal! Letter alleged to have been written by | fii a°uut Mia reported marriages, the telegram sent to Mr. Archbold, an | warming up. ‘ ign all of yesterday and until late John D, Archbold to M. 8. Quay, Feb, weppitar fog wil) Lach o tne ti th JJ} which bore the signature of Willt»m| | t On the surface the situation as to ‘ght, He makes no secret of his | 13, 1900; letter alleged to have been writ- ba od Finn. He also thought he received the ! the. nominati: for Governor is still ambition to become the nomin When t Lionel st ove manfully to be calm, jen by Gen. Grosvenor to Mr. Archbold, cipher telegram from Archbold to “Will- hy oh told he js accused of approaching Mur- but honest anger showed in his coun- id eo ate. tales al he phy @ few weeks ago, and of not pay-| | Sept. ‘M1, 1904; letter al tenance, iam Flinn,” expressing disappointment wr UII WY * is decree through the unit ing strict attention to an alleged Me | ony, tule ik aad; Archbold) to Senator| “wrhe fret Iady mentioned ts Mazie that the “telephone had worked #0 ment at that time, he pulls out letters | Quay, July etter al : ae badly.” Cummings, how about her?" + showing Ly been importuned | been written by Mr. Archbold to Senator pare Pw ‘Cont! Pi oH y distinct HNeeth to have their own | for months back by influential Demo-| Hanna on Jan. 19, 190; letter alleged to| ‘Never he rd of ner!’ he shouted. (Geravee crew rere cee Velthior that you signed thse. ealabratae Pa in the ination for Governor, | crate of New York City and out of It| have been written by Mr. Archbold to| “D!d you marry her in Ban Francisco y ro Q a7" doe | here Wes G Otay Vile attacneen [nes | (0 Make the face. His boast is that be | Genaten renrors Or 13, 1904, in 18817 | or authorized them to be signe: Murpiry had decided to eliminate Con-| has letters to show he will not have| evpewriTER usED IN ALLEGED | “Ponltively not” strong in our State,” he added; ‘no Sen-| manded Mr. Pomerene. Bulser, an up-Btate Democratic editor against “AN right, the next woman on the list| ator has been elected from Pennsylvanta| “I would say yes,” said Splain. duiabhin- terre him should he be selected to hi the| FORGERIES JAVE THE CLUE. your wite 1s Carrie Rudolph. How|!n years in which the voice of the| He said he “remembered distinctly” ticket. This list includes fhe now famous note “4 Standard Otl Company was not po-| going to New York, seeing Mr. Arch- " said Bulser in head. about it? Py It Murphy interferes by un-| convention to move. more or eos freely | AUCH 10 have bean written by John D-)" “Never heard of her!" Vential” bold and talking with ‘im. sg oF te ” * ” methods they will need the| on questions of moment wan shown last | ATchbold to Senator Boles Penrose, sc! ow, veg! HE REMEMBERS MISS |, When I received specific information| “I suppose I talked with Mr. Flinn, police force of Syracuse to protect companying @ certificate of deposit for BOND, HE DOES! from Mr. Frick that they had settled om! to yaid. “He knew I was golrg to do and bis allies, I can and will be| " FS DERRUIB PAY SCF CAMPOIST WROE IS ae Me cae ti Mr. Knox, J was through,” sald Filan. | everything I could to help him.” ” Murphy leader, then announced that the | 124. ver hear of Ma pte fag: i aged Senator Pomerene wanted to know| J, Berner Ciark of Washington, Pa. tee tes would be allowed to vote as| It was through comparison of the |r Dorothy Drew, or Kittle Howard, or) when Mr, Flinn became @ follower of|was the next witness. He said he was) been Hetening to all ie Pleased. Of course the unit rule| script in fac-stinile letters appearing | Ernestine Kingston, or .oulsa Brincker-| Roosevelt. “When did you s¢e tho|the man fr. Flinn had asked to go| up-State who have ideas | can be clapped on at any tim: in Hearst's Magasine with the brands} bof, or Lillian Bond or Reata Winfleld.| 2117 asked tho Senator. torPitteburah to “tatk with Mr. Penroes| lon of stern! @ can- ana ey Kings County delegation | of type known to have been in use on| He shook his head and pondered &/ 1 minn decalred he had been active fasatting scnditions i wiktcs pies | help along their ticket | to vote by delegates instead of by Mo moment. Then he brightened visibly. Ci i ¥ ‘Legis! my typewriters of the period covered by | moment. to bris in Col. Roosevelt's fight because he| gyivanta.”” He @ild he took a Mr. , shows th ‘ ture and for eounty | Codey, shows there is to bo at least al tng dates of the letters that Coiller's yes, I recollect the name Bond.| wanted to change conditions in Penney! Peatlaben, a diutelovallraey: wih majority of his callers who | express thelr own inde, _—— Gemblance of allowins the delegates te | ‘h Wevkly obtained the clue to what is]! met her casual: now claimed to by the uncovering of| “When Reata Winfleld sued you for] Vania While he sent an associate for & | nim. ie saw Penrose and talked about the nerve io speak frankly "| Str. rinn recited 1 a ed 4 Das . ia way} rT urchaned 1) ie ve “at full value or returned tee eagbe within one year, . “Special Way and fo-..Jorrow a t H i i HE iff & H E ive State platfurin, ‘ M4 ry, ivorco, d1a you say she Was your sev- - Nt Senator Oller, he said. The next day. | Mx, Murphy has been supplied with the| GLYNN AS CHAIRMAN bare ean een enth Instead of your eighth wife?” Mr. Flinn recited ite chief planks a8 the | ne said, senator Penrose told him Vos Carat $ / tafermation that the menacing gure SAYS TICKET MUST “All five forgeries were written on one| “I don't remember any euit,” said | es¥its he wanted to get. “they had had @ conference and con- erect | Demesvetia ‘enesae is BE PROGRESSIVE, |!94:v!dual machine. “There were akiltut | Lionel, getting uneasy. BIDESTEPS ON AN AGREEMENT | ference and concluded to ask the Gov- ° Sirens. Therefore the ne propeltion as as * alterations of ribbon in order to make| “Did you ever marry at allt WITH QUAY. Pits paheer Heat einer Rings eer ee Nene Long face im: ” “Oh, yes, now I remember,” replied “{ asked him something about Mr. : GMeotting the growing strength of the! CONVENTION HALT, SYRACUSE, |ME purines impromlon” lene actor. “I married Dorothy Drew, rete oie Pergprebadd ds Flinn, and he said Mr. Cassatt of the mix to- bg Meng ne Ont, casa) die seaegh Sosday se Rye sation, the dancer, We tived together elght| (yen the late Senator Quay, Mr. Flinn| Peomsyivania Rallroad Company and bacco, but’ to Ladies’ aiiu Genter have no bel Trae Pareeee Commptrotter |. “These five letters (dated one of them| years and then I dldn't marry again| 404°s. ‘O° trown, under which poiltical| {€ DiS Interests in the eastern part of 'y Farry meray would be ‘ a Pennsylvanta would not support Mr. Finn because he had been frregular in polities.” “Did you see Mr. Durham there about ¢ 1898, two of them 1900, two of them| Unul last month, when I met my pr candidates are Justioes Dowling | “we fa easoeies Ts 0 abe |1904) are written on @ typewriting ma-| ent wife, who was a doctor in San Fran- of the Supr. Court of| stamp of approval upon the Baltimore |Chne of which the first instrument aid] ¢!#co. She Is utterly charming and wo York Couaty; Martin Glynn, the! platform and to ratify the nomination |MOt reach the market tll the middle of | love each other dearly. * edkor, whose ability as @ Vole|of the next President of the United | 2905, and of which the particular letters} “When did you marry hert” asked been demonstrated in New| siates—ihe Hon. Woodrow Wilson, If] 804 characteristics used tn writing the and William Gulser, Repre-| we display + ‘wisdom tn- | f'¥e documents were not in existence till sentative in Congress. dependence, the aame loyalty and de-| 1%? SULZER MOST STRONGLY FOR: |votion to the will of the people as} TIFIED OF ALL. were displayed at Baltimore tn June, affairs in Pennsylvania we! been apportioned between th “Did you make that agreement?” the Senator demand teat? Mr. Flinn declared he had been called | "4 : ‘i Pere |to Washington to tell about campaign| “No sir; that's the whole story Ircan't just remember | expenditures and did not expect to be| CRANE GAVE $70,000 TO WILSON the date, It was some time in August, asked such questions. BAYS CONGRESS LETTERHEAD! We took out a license in City Halland | “The committee does not care to be ANE LA EOEEELT A: id Benator Pomerene.| Treasurer (lvin Hooker, who had WAS PASTED ON LETTER. some Rabbi married us. I have quite|iectured to, to have blend tobac- ff | iu: Piss near oe cos, and have i it mean some- thing, is a hich art. You'll like this mild, exquis- i f 7. i 3 ry : if we write platform tn connonance| ‘th Heal’ forgotten. toad vou wclta het anresmantt? preceded Flinn on the witness stand ite ‘*Turkish- Aa this time nelthge Justice Dowiing | | ‘The periodical’s assertions are based, ‘ . y ner Mr. Giyun has armentingne mr | with the pri ive principles of tie) the writer states, on the report of nome: (Ot Temember Miss Brincker-) “tm perfectly willing to tell in my | After telling of the contributors to th: blend” that’s so hance, Justice Gerard comes into the | Baltimore declaration; if we nominate |L. smith, President of the L. C. Smith He pussled a moment, own way of my relations with Senator| Bull Moose funds, national and state. contest as candidates in sympathy with the een-| @ Bros. Company, manufacturers of now I recollect, but I for- | Quay.” sald Finn. was asked by Senator Clapp whether popular through- ‘of monay timents and record of Woodrow Wil-@typewriters. Mr. Smith, after consul- t name, J used to know| “I intend that you shall answer in my| Mr. Hooker had any further informa- out this country. 20 delightfuls— g as she Judge who issued 9 |*9) Our majority in this State on ion with the skilled en, er who way: did you write that agreement?” on to give the committer habeus corpus in the case of | election night wil help ring the knetl| uesigns the type for the L. C. Smith &| MAYBE HE ‘MARRIED HEIRESS—| “Yes, X aid; or rather I wrote an| “Yes, 1 know of one $70,000 contriby- Brandt, the Schiff valet. Foulke | °f Bourboniam in this Nation and her-| Bros, elite machine in Syracuse, on sept. BUT HE CAN'T REMEMBER. agreement something lke that,” said) tiun to Senator La Follett iit Fe 180 oritas New York campaign . Brandt being at the present in| ald the advent of « wider and wiser| iy, prepared a report wherein it was! “Do you remember marrying her in| Pian, “Z can't tell whether that’s it."| fund.” plain package— Auburn prison, with litle prospect of ° apecitied that the five letters cited in| 1897, when she inherited part of her| ‘ne Quay-Flinn-Brown agreement| ‘Who gave it?” asked Senator Clapp therefore only getting cut before he serves his term, Glynn defended he administra-| the Collier's article are forgeries. milllonalre father’s fortune?” t Purported to provide that the thr “Charles R. Crane. I also know tha’ & shining advertisement for Justice | tion of Gov, Dix. He said it declared} The periodical makes the further|,,,1¢,nas Quite Pansed my mind. I| men ghould divide the city and Fed-|he gave the same amount to Gov. Wil- in favor of the popular election of| charge that, in ‘he came of the letter re | ad so'it went through: the tist of /@Fal patronage equally and work to-|on's fund. Mr. Crane himself told me,’ since Wiltam Bulser began to | United States Senators; adopted a nome! prouuced in Hearst's Magagi alleged Mra, Lawrences, said to have|sether politically, It already has been| said the witness, “that he was making the notmination for Governor, | rule constitutional amendmen porting to be one from Gen, married the actor and secured divorces | published. U: eement Sena-| these contributions at the same time.” was a long time ago, has he | Federal income iax amendment; drove) yenor of the House Committee ow Mer-|from him, attended by more or less|tor Quay was to have control of Re-| Mr. Hooker said Mr. Crane was ‘a Btate convention eo well for-|the Black Horse Cavalry ou of the| chant Marine h to Mr, Arehboid, the | publicity. ¥ | publican National delegates and Flinn| “very public epirited citizen and was| he ts now. He te conducting | Capito! halls: created the factory 16+) spurious ietier Was typewritten on one} When Reata Winfleld, who was @ ang Brown were to control local offices.| helping both mn on in the work he} own campa‘gn. As te usual with | vestigation commi which ‘as won| great of paper and iat the letterhead | ProteRe of Sir Thomas Lipton, suod for gree: chy with, He was help- P| fure divorce, she declared she was h Tho agree was in sympa etree ths an Sed carina: acta Wife. he stole into hie Trareeat asl ing its effectl indent upon| ‘ng both en because he believed they Bee enhean lagi ge AR yt papse| das ite top Of the | night and selaed a stack of letters | the signature of C. ky Mag ars) proeronely ee Hoss 1@ letter, written by Lillian Bond. , Afterward! Mr, Flinn @aid he had framed the| He sald he had tal ¥ fr. Crane When the Onondaga Hotel and the |!abor. | ‘ges that % varlation in| Lillian Bond brought ult. Lionel | i at the Chicago "> “In March or April. ‘Yateo House were turned over to the| “At Garatoga the Republicans selecte | one foraed signature of John D. arch:| Larcnoe nas lecoed Nighi frogs eet | akreement to allay tho opposition ty eterell us what be sald,” demanded aweepers i Senator Quay to the rtere early to-| the joker of their pack for Governor,| bold was made to appear in the fac-|matrimontal entanglement into anoth- erate false was. the, only |8nd for Lieutenant-Governor named the| simile lettern published in’ Hearst's| cr, his wives always securing the di. (date for Mayor of Pittsburgh; that he 15 cents. 20 forl\cents 4 *Distinctively Individual’* i gi i pay room reat or rent a flat whee ou can have a cozy home of your own? "4-00 WEEKLY Opens an Account $3.00 Down on $50 $5.00 Down on $75 : of Gen, Grosvenor's Congressional com- , q 7.50 Down on_ $100 righ, bower of the machi Magazine by manipulation of repro- from him, otleall; | had never signed It, and never intended $7. » ing forth the Saratoga duction. YY a Practically Uncom | so sign it, but had written it to “gain CASH OR CREDIT. SAME PRICE e pouniaine labored and ® mouse was} EDITOR DENIES CHARGES AND 9 present marriage, the date of time” from Quay. a ers Piles Quickly Primaries tte declares “frees aiect| OFFERS EXPLANATION. witon is doubtful and of whieh there | «you recognise that it is about as } : : tf At the ouices of Hearat’s Magasine, | * NO record, came as the rewult of ar- | vicious an agreement as could be made, STORE FOR WOMEN i dent wooing on the part of the matri- 4 teal No, $1 Fourth avenue, & Keneral denial ‘ don't you?" demanded Senator Pom- ers of a Slim - Made Cured At Home 8 Mee entered to vine etarpee ar foeeta! | montal Marathoner, who eeems to have don't you Letters in te OERD SNR, my friends, WUllam @ way with him, erene, rising and advancing toward Toten ded dare] fr 2 to tho tyhewriting itself” Sewell) wite No, 11 entered the office Juat ax Flinn, Woman to Her Fat Sister | 19 pheodore Noone the caadi-|" may be true tnat It was done Mr, Lawrence hed uttered hie tweaty-| Mr, Fiumn eald he hed never intended een ise Atth denial of everything, fective, He declared he SOON we'll reopen, Relief, Permanent Cure—Trial ‘of himself. and Wo machine manufactured after the date of | Mth Genial of syerything ‘i should be effe me N we ~~ * . auld she, ktaeing First Letter: On the Fallacy of “Traini | end it will be the Package Mailed Free te All Tes candigate of tne. Deople, the lettera, but the explanation te sim-| ,/.PaJou should bo starting forbade, N&d voted against Quay knowing the this campaign Theodore Roos ple Bi agreement would probably be published, Down” to a Comfortable Sir the dominion of absurdity. had the photographs here, not ° hat he would rather have had tt] Dear Sis—If yon could we me Right, my love," boomed the Ham. | “a that Nasty mia aba Asean a afaame’ ke | due criginal:initere, ot couche Thoms : SPE TORE TRIE beara an enchanted lance which over-| of those photographs were so blarred|letcllke baritone of Actor Lawrence, | published than to have voted for Quay, kind of store women will welcome. Special This Week, “$15.98. throws whatever It may touch, He] that they Were not available for en-| (ve Will hie away together, To Jersey HAVE A METHOD OF SELLING | 4 Greams he wields Orlando's sword, | Kraving work, With such of the pho- | {Uy Me Boe te Mik te far tee witha PEOPLE GOLD BRICKS. @ surprise for you—thet huge A OS which cleaves mountains with a blow, | tographed letters as were in that con- r ithed 4 ™ vou once knew aw snes @ IH 34st St, at Sixth Av Ho dreams he blows a magic hotn that| dition we copied the body of the let. |™Masterplece entitled ‘Lady Lou. Ah,| “Owe im our country we have «| mountain of fat you om livw as tat st St. at Six ve. 107-108 WEST 125TH ST. routs arinies with a blast. Theodore| ter on that machine there—(pointing|!t {* Pathetic, the way I play it. T method of selling people wold brioks.!« day's wali. And the change from fat to Nae F Oven Monday and Saturday Evenings, Roosevelt {s a man with one thought in| to an L. C. Smith & Bros, typewriter | Work In black face. When you write y gola the Senator @ gold brick,” saiq|viump was easy, and gradual, aud gpsural 4 iJ bis mind other on his lips. For| on a atand beside his deak)—then au: | Your story Foy forget to ection ™Y ger, Pitan, perfectly havtubeas, that 1 didn't realise it was in the cocoon of | perimpowed the signature by clipping} sketch ‘Lady Lou,’ two performan ss bursts forth ir alj| it from the photograph. daily, and don’t forget that Tam gaing “D4 you accomplish your purpose?” n that ‘make-up we took new|t sue any paper for libel which even S#ke@ Pomerene, $ vent them to the en-| mentions my name In connection with “E aid, Whom I secured the election of yet they say tho leopard cannot change te oe prayers. | any, woman but my wife." ablions Mayor," sald Flinn, | back and uyiog to Wek boise los ule In this campaign Willlam Howara! Mr. Haggard declined to go into di And Actor Lawrence departed for the inn sald he thought the agreement | #2 my fret, Attempting to sand on uy hands | cases of Plies have, been cured by wart oe preg Mi the: intoreata,| sSlle about each specie letter repros| Jersey tube Wwe in time for his | aq ae tinsir when nothing lee than 9 derrick en drawn up about Jan, 2 or! youd lft my bulk into 6 ff knees and s 7 et, which early in the bill be Wreatment. When it proves but ts deaf to the cries of the people.| duced | and as to the charge | act, which art fr reise In this campaign Willlam Howard Taft! that Mr. Hearst himself, | cause It ts ‘ Ae “Do you know © ng Of any selling @ box, and be sure you stands pat, When Mr. Taft stands pat| the editor said he knew nothing about ————— ° ing ‘ for. imply ill out he stands where the trusts put hin and SLEEPY POLICEMEN FIRED, |°! “sle#stes at te Chicago convention |" dis) Where the trusts hope to keep him, t to make ft clear,” the editor + or of any offers to buy delegates? and all “Woodrow Wilson opposes stand-pai , “that we had nothing here but — avked Senator Clapp. fem as the father of Revolution; Wood-| the ‘copy’ for the article, und the pho- “No, I know of nothing of that kind,” d (Trade Mark.) Wednessy, ihe 2d Special for Tuesttay the 1st a COCOANLT DIP: POUND BOX i0c rick Plange, F. P. Mallon, Will- “ Tow Wilson, suports Prosre tographs of the letters, I never saw the! Donahue Jr. and Leo M. Golden, qngwered Flinn, n 1 ful y's O.lering FREE PACKAGE COUPON | 10%, Wilson, suports Droare original letter, of course, und the only Me erataa liegt Aiaanee atthe ea the anastien |e ite simply woud ‘ 1 support; for thus peaning| steps taken here were such ax would| Highbridge station, were dismissed . ; eet angty, Fry, Adve, nine elaewher PYRAMID kay reed SOMEONE, 08 forward the cauve af progress which] Bring out the engravings to the best ad-| from the department to-duy by Com: of Mr Filnn's activity in politics and | Then very “) Prramia Bids. Morshall, Mich. Kindly | William Howard Taft would push bi vantage.” | minsioner Waldo for being absent from |! inn in turn asked Senator Oliver {f| % =| Athy pel cece by moi, FRER, We || ward and Theodore Roosevelt hurl ov — |duty and for conduct unbecoming offi. he remembered working with him for a CARPET, 4, ay, W. Wittlams Ey t. fod y +a precipice Woodrow Wilson will be Cont Smith $1,873.70 to ‘ cers, Mate teke: a number of years amo. Mulk ch. colate Covered qaain: wrepper. t President of the United] PRENTON, N. J., Oct. 1—Ex-Unitea| THY the four Policemen, who! "The combined eateries of the positions LEANING "353We 54th st TLaNoy nae woe $04) ware fou sleep In a barn at Ogden rae’ acdt dp sou reachast wale ts . °j States Senator James Smith Jr. of New. | Were found waiver in & parn at Ox1en were $70,000, and de you recollect we ries Se AMO scereceesrsseereerecevens Perry pues errs ark spent $1,87270 trying to obtaly the | tioth street under 4 pile of hay by Ine Seat 0907" naked Tiina, |= mato extremely uutritiows by as “Ass ‘ san rie RN i Ripa ine g.29|!ndoraement of the Desocratic voters! spector Schmittberger on ono of ‘is T don't rememiar anything of} 8. ; of dairy bul or" aot pichelay BOO coserceeereerseerererecees a United States Senator. ile Med "» | shoorfly trips the kind,” repiled Mr, Oliver, tt AUTOMOBILE “aN ae dou: 55 "4 sgl statement, as required by law, yester- rar secant My memory is exceltent on it," said] Soro aon win mur slat, coat_tom owner nue 8 ek "39¢ pa ie 147 Ns day, He wan the role contributor to his, R. ross »}: Cou rops. Minn win. Gcplinder 1012 roger eat; wlate war Premium SK eae Yo somptied, welaht In ench | ae 481 08] campaign tung, | kithe sak otal var cist. Be age M. Flinn vid the contrtbutions cher | Me Sel ip Stee A "Gat Brosdway, oe Na Rt a