The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1912, Page 2

a a es ce 2 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1912, Ht. Buckner, “did you follow his ad- hundreds of women of my kind, And a Instatement were turned down be jomplished what the public de] ment. ‘The derision camo trom the PAINTS BEFORE city HALL. vice’ week ago Sunday I saw him In church | of the same have pinion, mand. ' large gathering of Indopendents, who) °°" “SU” - "1 did. I went to Sullivan County, |in Fifty-ninth street.” | "I must have been mistaken—that is Lawyers “Ren” Holden and Stern,/are willing to Mle bonds and give ®! Doctor Gives Gtr! mete, ‘Thinking es 0, temaining until Aug. 6 1 called on| “Were you attending a service | “IL” explained the wit ' re Q. How dia you n to decide to representing taxi companies, attempted! tiirty-cent-a-mile — rate. They even Maas When T got back and asked him | was," answered the woman, break- ne frequently to “bully rag” Miss Loeb,| were anxious to go on record, they ine i he T couid eben up. He said there was ing down and sobbing. Provably t diane give A camatdert interrupted intelligent discourse | formed thy A young woman of singular beauty, g While our new depart- HY nce then, and advised me to go| Mrs. Coode then told of @ meeting tion. 1 recommended remission of fin and attempted by such ungentiemanty | that they cant give e¥ . ot and tattefully dressed, w d ted to w Jersey. I went to Atlantic of women to talk over the proposition in every where I thought the ac- ponent to divert her. Miss Loeb was| providing the priviloged hotel stands stumble and fall o1 ments evo rs City and remained there until late in of organizing to get away from the de- cused t, regardiess of action by compelled to appeal to Chairman Will- are put out of business, Front of the City Halt Women’s Apparel are i September, when I saw Maas again. | mands for police protection. She wrote bs 4 ie can baboon, (wah (he fate Foy sLad) xp al from the taxicab) Aklermen Meagher and Hotles forced oer a a Ba penis AB. had yg 1 ie q " * 4 low ald en egal representatives, . 0 pistance eho conse! } q SAYS SKELLY NAMED PRICE FOR p Mads se ee eae iit, aghinat patrolman” Weld, Gila | Obes pot tes Nerd ihe ee 8 the witness to twatify that he en Gane minha: Divedoride af Gasery most complete, we t PROTECTION. sting sie P savor eran tas manding omcers @ot thelr checks? A. 1 | London with that in New York, saying unquall: | tablets wae found near her, ‘ more than ever prepared “He advised me to go uptown and e jo not kno | that during two months of investixation fi Upon the belief #he had attempted fore yer of fol ind to speak on the question of ral rai | Dehing | rome me avenue 1 wae uni eeun pot what the Mayor said atléntion othe HARE that ine daw war — abfoad stie heard of but one complaint |aboution of private atamie etal In tack, xt as quad atthe rel td "De bddlp apparel ell -? jtovking through anhattan avenue oF, being violated? A. I do not recall mak- | lodged against a cabman tn the big Eng-| the regulation of the entice taxicab| Hall traMe equad station. ere Dr. iIdren for which we { when 1 met Dr. Hambare he told “her thay it there were no in any protest. I do not recall any-| Evening World Writer, Who ish etty. ain Muraham Korn administered a hastily ||| and Childr 4 : ale hncsia tow eras the complaints against her she wouldn't thing in the law which wae violated i ‘ She egiled upon the representatives of] Aldermen Meagher, Marks and Bolles | Prvcurad emetic. The younk women re. | are SO justly noted. i to the hou from which Maas col- be Faldod,” veptio€ the afftnon for did I overri Wy tare = ot Studied System, Gives Facts © the companies to produce their books |iald stress on the Import ‘of abolien. | Vivet before an ee stig ‘se t AL Gea of Mane's Wagune tock vp tect Phy did you want to organiser” Fea tadnren te Poles’ & auraber of Which, “upon examination, Miss Loeb |ing the private hotel atanda, and asked |". Shields from the New York How @ We ask your attention to a See one of Maas's wagons back uj at Mt yo | ord q ‘ 0 - ri | pital, arrived. may By tonst house. ‘ | “Why, Mr. Buckner, we can't expect |cases and I obeyed. at Public Hearing. ould prove that business can | concerning the practicability of allowing | PIN: Strive. doing” she queried, tn | our regular advertisement o%. Hamburger asked me what 1/@0ything from the police. We want to/ y eunily conductel with a big profit ial licensed, bonded and inapected cabs doing uptown, and, when 1 told > put under the control of @ vice com- | | a dazed manner. “I have not taken pol- at jower rates. Miss Loeb alr» charged |to take positions at any and all times | 4 compapleg with the public soliciting of appearing on another page nd then Kravhecs’ aitendance, Commissioner D-| HIGH FARES MUST GO, |business, when they have caused the ChAIKGER: Whlecl wanten th oll. ely fain y and without steno- ely faln\ son; Lm . aaid he would recommend me to mittee, or a committee of citizens, and de exwmnined her Saretully and of this paper. 4 - y fering from Jreenberger, e ager oO! not by iving up all time, o Chairman Willard wanted to know | announ ahe was hot su Fe Bevel ciccar an ite ih Mare [sing iobted,. ‘Ths dby ef bung CT be dala ML a i Atatement to be made that business is} trom the witness tf, In hls judgment and | poisoning. Then she was snowed 10 6° |] FIFTH AVE. At Thirty-fifth St. : attan avenue. I rented @ flat in that /to be called a ‘equ gone by. |hearing. He had searched for written * : obtained only through the medium of} experience, It would not be possible for "Sohe sald she was Mies Jean Stone of ie oure and moved in Oct. 1 I had @ | They will call me a ‘squealer’ fi records, he added, but had veen unable! Alderman So Tells Taxi Com- ‘ existing companies to provide a reduced] 5, jo) West Seventy-third streot. t i | ad cold and couldn't send out letters} the limit of endurance has been ene them. Mielke ip aad e at be fate, saying “ie brepese to nave 8 Be. 1 and did little busines for a week. reached. | me come ac un if 4 % H e juced rate.” e witness ev; (= i “Phen Dr. Hamburger called and said | PROTECTION MONEY DOESN'T |"TO" AL velock | pany’s Witness, Put Through urope alin companies ake: makiog [quesrion BURNING AND ITCHING ' on but I would have to | ~ . . 2 i \ nove-that there had been. complaints | PROTECT NOW. | Close. Examination. mile, but that was only possible when Pek eed a Enieberbo SOMETHING TERRIBLE TO EN. | , nants |, Protection money doesn't protect $3 / the govermment intervened and took , against me. I told him all the tenants | If an offi * | Z sideenten . Mel officer gets after you and can't | | command and gaye the public @ fair Ve AN ene ceivctiee nee Maga | Set Into your house, he will awear out | dea.’ DURE, MASSENA, N. ¥., WOM t bs > z ny way, Mins Sop eve. A "E'eaw Maua afd ke told me to meet |6,e0eoy get « warrant an | Sites Sophie rene Low of She Bye 1" tie neh was heasilly applaudea * questioned th FINDS RELIGF IN SAXO SALVE World, who has studied and inves- the Ald to abolish batter down your door. Then the hh throughout by the large number of {n- jermen abolish ; nia Saturday might at One Hundred | (itty Gown Your door. Tien ry tigated the taxicab question abroad and | dependeants and the fair minded. pers 4 added that if When Iwas » child nine years 0 ind Eighth street and Columbus ave- | 2111 cioined policemen into our houses, In this elty, was the chief speaker to-|sons present, who urged reform. were Permitted at will to take powl-| aoe Salt Rheum brake out on m) hue. He took me to Sol Woit's, a | He cloned polies tion their presence would result in fancy a plece of day at the public hearing before the] “Abolish the private stands, shake confusion to traffic est as ‘arm, just gbove the elbow. 1 wa: bottled liquor oe. an sae rvolt ue | tapentry, or anything else, the article |Special Aldermanic Committee which is up these evasive companies, which Alderman ohne contended against | doctored he blood, but cite long and ™~ Seen i einen Y to | Promptly disapper What good does to report on new taxicab ordinances, in he public, make all the argument of My. Unger thgt while| benefit. After T bad the mansion, “4 Mr, Bkelly. He e ; : Ta Ree 1{it do us to complain? We are outcasts. accordance with the demand of The| stands public stands and you indeed the Board had no right to create eruption spread all over aA ody, Keep an apartment. 1 didn't tc ¥hs Deite WONT Deluve te hetees Evening World for @ radical reduction | will be serving the public,” concluded Public hack stand opposite private| my hair bed to be cut. Our emily hed already rented an apartment. belleve us" in rates and reform in regulation and | Miss Loeb. | Property, the Board aid have the right physician ribed, but to no pur ‘What are you going to charge? |W! i : to prevent the existence of a private Vash Wey became decidedly anid Mr. Buelly. How mi women leading immoral —— ood inepection. Representatives of taxicab companies | stand, ome ad hee itching’ wad Durning A “One hundred and Atty © mom,’ he] yeH do you think there are in New ‘QBininied tee ee Pane) Miss Loeb took issue with preytons|in this city, officers of the Independent | “Don't you think the Knickerbock » ing tersible® to endure. ‘ ‘ BEDE regis rk? asked Mr. Buckner, speakers on the question af stand privi~| Taxicab Owners’ Assoclation—which or-' people are interested In maintaining a| fend ached one to try Sazo. Salve, 4| There sa F By woWhy, Mr, Skelly,’ 1 said, ‘you| “I should say about 35,00 in Manhat- ne leges. sina owt sald she had jt on the | ganization i» on recopd as willing to fae sinnd because of the lerge revenue which | _ and a seapat begin to § tan ‘ : nt said Mrs, Goode. “I have flgured “a culativer" |Authority of Mayer Gaynor that if any | give service to the public at a uniform Gn it?” asked Alderman Meagher. + ven Be ie : MEa eat ok Save or. ayo avons as 1 {i all out from my knowledge of the Wrcare ae ten was speculative?” }ication te necessary asa private hack | rato of thirty cente a mile if given | “Of course,” admitted Mr. Unger, “we eee | ty tee ere rd ease iano 4 wldn't pay iu! situation and my acqualntance ta omy ee eee ee eee adder. nd It Is equally necessary ay a public | stand privileges—members of the Hoard | ¢Pect to Kel» benefit fyym It. ever done and 1 am olmast en Were getting tt in One Hundred | business, 1 know about how many flats In September, 1906, he said, 6,339,009 | *and of Aldermen, oMclals of the License} cent of the cab service caine not trom| eureds Agy whe nautlore {rom it for | HE | and Pourtn street,’ said Mr. Skelly, | ANd houses there are and the number Of) oe Ve Roading stock were gold, or| “YOU members of the Hoard of Atder-| Bureau—which has jurisdiction over ail’ the guests of the hotel, but from trans:| Rheum should - use Bal nf gold him I couldn't pay more than | itis they shelter, and how many iQ | ® times the amount of the rail-|™en." she sald “creuicd the private| Public conveyances—and @ number Of | ient public patronage. Mry, E. E, Keser, pb Bay N.Y, ve ur ose * shea month. He told me he wanted to|/™moral ‘on the quiet’ I should say | pital stook, hack stands and you have the sight to| Persons Interested in reform in the} A concession camé from the lawyers t was the penetrating, soothing Talk to his partner, and sald he would |!HEF@ are about 3,00 professjonals. | r explained that every sale|Abollah them. In London, there are no} {axic.{| system in thia elty, were pres-jof the taxicab companies, sa tvace | amd healing influence, of Saxe Salve] and ‘his number, I should say, would about | * rf stands, But h it] ent at the public hearing |r tho committee that if the private i . Ke feet me at the UPtOWR BUDWAY ste dO eee ho work in atores | recorded was Included in his figures wo | Private is, But here you perm HADAsY hers hal WRRMIGLian thoes that brought qucb relief to Mrs, K it One Hundred and Tenth street at | oon on Monday. I met him, but tn the meantime 1 had been’ advised by lass to offer him $% down and $% in docibeniaa ti Chauffeur Kenny of the Mason, Bea- Peo, of skin If a 100-share block was sold ten times| tx! companies to pay the hota} ten _ . fists -mtasell t ot return| 26% and if you have any form and go on the streets at night to get | cent. on recelpte far a monopotising| ™Aan Taxicab Company took the side; Melting miscellaneous fares or re money to live. You know, Mr. Huckner, | !t Would be recorded as a gross sale 3 z*|Every P private stand to the detriment of the| Of the companies throughout his test!-| fares after discharging a passenger os a Pedy your money very urse. are hundreds and hundreds of | 0f 1.000 shares, Public. So where are these companies| ny. He declared that reduced rates Sores might goneinersiny i He Ly if it does not you, Girle working in the stores for # or % | ‘The capital stock Of the Resting, Neg eas wane Re Domed. Glare | "AM Adee P you, Perhaps you find your choice of lwo weeks, and to agree to pay $60 rh auch as was subject ¢0 sale, was gold |®°ting as public carriers? They have|CUld not preyall, that independently . ” @ week, il built uy rivate hotel flientele and| Wned cabs would’ prove a nyisance, in-' hay Sarena tens ahaa ‘anh ui New a piano difficult? It’s true there an » a private hotel ¢lientele & VIM" hack stands be first abolished and al i | month, “At the present time things are in a | 08 82 tip) ped gd Meg ad Beyer} have kept out competition, asmuch ag “every man with a few hun- then designated as private #tands to be Stores in York and PI i kes, but f ‘kelly said thle would be sergeabte Giettsbed state aimpne us Women. Raids = 1008 ta 1, Me, Bost “Companies become bankrupt one af-| ted dollars would get into the busi-| occupied by any licensed cab, He also | Brooklyn and at all drug are over 400 different makes, bu 4 ded him $25. He t me wouldn’ " >, e1 Bape cottecuing. te asked me where S| Gees lb & Sig meveceny uclane low," he added. “Et rove to $160 to @170 | Wie Syslon! there became perfect, Want) PMTWouldn’t it be to the advantage of street and white sign tried, and but few that have been was going to locate. I told tim 1 had spector Dwyer has closed the most no- 4 Share in 1008, ang has remained about | 1) WAT! tue Are hu on \ade-| the public if every man with a few, London, Berlin and Paris. is displayed. in busindas as the “Pease,” vented @ flat at No, 223 West One Hun-|ticeable houses, and the women he has | tet since. Im September, 1906, the | EAUILy BALCGRT, osaee Cah | bibAoan dollene did operate cab?| Alderman Nicoll also combatted the in business as long as , red and Ninth otrest. He sald, ‘Why | driven out are wolng into flats—'call | #000 Fanged up and down 80% points,” | Wels Public service, Remove your pri | ities, on™ Gee noe conten ian of Spr. taal serapaay'e. jets | Paso = which for 68 years has been a vk ye . jo / ” tyers n en't you go into the Kean & Sobel |houses,’ they are termed, where ar-| Scudder said the highest sales since will_appyal to the pudhe and you will] "No. The Independents are Irre-' the standard of durability. It is one hétises or to No. 214 West One Hun- | rangements are mede by telephone, and | 108 In any jere forty-three ties <== | sponsible," answered the witness. ue dred and Ninth street, We protect| which, it seems, cannot be reached by |the Reading's capital, and the loweat ‘A epee of laughter grested the stater sien of the very few pianos that are still made by men of the name. New Pease Uprights, $325 up; new Wilbur Pianos (made by Pease), $225 up; used Uprights, $100 up. New Player Pianos, $475 up, with free music library for all time; used Players from $350 up. ArEnpsour|| Terms of payment from $5 per ‘nope places.’ law. about twenty times the amount of ac- BIG PLOT 10 SMU tual stock capital. ARRESTED ON WARRANTS IEVOND MAYOR, COMMISSIONER The witness then took up statistios in GGLE ve AFTER PAYING. OR DISTRICT-ATTORNEY. stock transactiangsof the Erle Rajlroad ry 1 here | ‘Can the Mayor or the Police Com-| for the sume period: sor ll hed Wa tati eot missioner oF the District-Attorney rem-| The figures showed that 1,123,000 shares LATEST PARIS GOWNS {mite No. 228." " asked Mr. Buck of Erle were listed on the Stock Ex- ‘This was on or about Oct. 17, the ‘peak | change. ‘sald. The next payment of as One who kuowa, The rmore power| Returning to the Reading figures, due “ eae weet: On ane Salt d you give the police, they more they use | Bcudder waid the brokers’ commissions {t for getting money. Put us under eon- | on a year's sales would amount ta 7% 4 \ ‘ paym cr atrang- | penal bs csnipal sige lait 4 Tes trol of @ committee and let us co-oper- | per cent. of the entire par value and t i . WATERS PIANOS si ate. ‘e will report to the, committee | about 20 per cent. of the par value of 8 eee next Gey Twhen aisle under ape come into our|Erie, the Weallngs in’ Erle being ip Of goclety; we will report the | smaller, however. the day when the second payment a “should have been made—the men re- After patient work for more than one year, the Treasury Department, accord: siris who are working on the atreets|. The figures on United States Bteel s Aca ail hand made. ‘This }| "th ie A oye Be Bi piano. (urged. They proved to be policemen | f P+ spon @ hen produced by Bcud- |!" to Special Agent H. D. Esterprook, Sal met of construction guar- J Hall end Derer, and they bad © wary |Or" N00 sirls'is a thiol You've inves: | der, covering valew front 4908 Xo. dace, %## obtAlned evidence unearthing m ey pecial e! |] untees a perfect fitting shoe. 1) PEASE PIANO CO, Hall told me there hed deen tun. | Uzated thie thing all over the country |The Bteel shares Hated, he aald, aggre: | "Piracy PY rome of jhe largest dovas- 100 elegant new Chester Pianos in beautiful tull bellows tongue to keep out HS! - em and establishments this . near Broa of leitere complaining about me," |Nurnigatt MY® YOU Aeommalieneds | gated 6,640,000 common, | 14 |rountry by whlol the latest mot Per {f| figured mahogany cases, full overstrung scale, ivory ie Maier Be re eety iy oa are Y: said the witness. “I told him that Sf . ") Islan gowns have been smuggled into y fos, cauldn’'t be, because the house was full | aied age tmonmer vn (ne PoMoet™ | 478.0 2 the company's | ils country. keys and rich, brilliant tone, of great power and |] /} <jan rks, In fact, this is the]|34 Flatbush Ave; 10New St. povele such ae 1. and 1 had been | von, 1 don't know," @ald the woman | books. ‘The qctual transfers reporied| The Federal Grand Jury found an sweetness, for only nost serviceable winter weight Machines: ating Aerindl sii} Apogee Many dlag me 1) wearlly, “The sie of Becker's pocket: | to date were 25 per cent. of the shares Sictinans tata ceaintt brige ka | shige. shown in this country. ————SS house book hae driven them money mad. | sold ay ‘chang - by Bd | our ce there I saw Skelly, Skelly eughed When they found gut how much Becker | Scudder sald the preferred wtocks were | 4¥e## the special agent would not give l 90 had Mt merit’ weer ae BUY DIRECT FROM sm. had they went crasy. Why ask a wom- | more in investora’ hands than the com- | PUI fhe woman was released on cash All The witness began to cry. The big | an $100 for getting her out of a station | mon shares. of $2,000, he le charged with “fa. u single pair. S125, RO,0U, MANUFACTURER Mdermanic chantber wae quist a8 4! house unless the ileutenant apiite the| ‘Taking up his figures on Amal cllitating the transportation af smuggled These are all brand new pianos, up-tordate in ib while she stfuggied to compose : i money with the bondsman?" Copper stock, the witness soad4 Into this country from Cangdi D NOWHERE ELSR, every particular, with all the latest improvements JOHN M. FO ORBES B eS the number of mon who conduct | total capital was 1,53¥,000 According to Keverbrook, the woman 2 M. FORs , Goods } “I didn't speak to him," resumed the | houses of {isrepute, increasing?’ aek 6 iy Known as the agent of the real Aes cise't goenk to him." resumed, the | nounse of ner" aed | 10 and ta eee eaten) chart. | smugglers, and- last week te ecisad a |{| and fully warranted for six years. \ ani 197, SAVING. 5 kaw 1 tad boon ‘jobbed', by coming ap, | At $0. 1906 9,280,135 shares. Ty January, |RUMUEr Of trunky which he saya tad | Special easy payments, only $3 down and "Send jor Calalog "W."" SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE } ire, Gaede -epld. she’ was, belied’ out ah Non. aalee were seasly Free Haas | lm Suinind Oo Her pt ime Grand Con: | Guarnntesd Coates” = ULE i y Walf at the West Wixty-elghth street ED HER NOT | ‘He Amount of capital stock, WOFtK Of she latest Parle gowns, | 3 Finest t Quality aon, "When ney nthe on TO TeOTiFY. oc RNt Ums Wiae hes bora on ramign | "sot chs eet Saree worm onthiy KRAMER FURS ARE THE Most ] covhie by y, who got on a| After giving her testimony Mire, Goode | Sagh oar,” aid the expert, “Om Magn || weratlon soon at of the ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY GIFS Value $6, ' Ar would cost her Hofer tan, aid | Wor: * Worle fOr The Bvening | 35) ye07, 0,147,000 shares were wold, of |, we'hetttyed to'be even ||| and no charge for interest or extras. { “I am afraid of my lite ove and a half timen the capital et00E | creates In extent ieee Pula’ pay It ond Gkally ole |), 8 MM Se mY Lie nem tbat | ea tu one day” Siena take taeh Seat Ne s Stoal, cover, tuning and delivery free, “Then Wolf spoke up," eaid Mrs, | 21 810m shat the facts should be] Statistics upon Union Pacific Railroad large clty In the United state ted. If Inapeotor Dwyer was reall id, They tne | broo Goode. ‘He said: ‘Don't tell dikelly you | ‘teant Ny aul '¥ | tock were then produced. The Fe e FS for dalling you. ‘Those | mo and ask me to help hint’ Nee ents | SWude only 1911 and 1913 transactions, te h orace aters oO. FURS|. ie fo sale Ws Tae Se Sets FROM TR kiN rea rfl be hela gi tpi SAVINGS. eirest from peaeran's DA. DOYLE, leading manufacturers at our wh teeats a fiat Home 268'6th Ave, thia country gowne of @ quantit: we in WU, and | quality suitable to her ) eh ai eee ‘ rofit. feat Comer Sith Ms, The inquiry Wen awitehed to Calle | Ot TMee preeent Wie arene | x wa th A fornia Petroleum Company stock, The! the Haldorn waman Je also known KNOWN — statistician produced figures showing | Ametia WHaldorn, ‘Mme. Haldane a: , uckers want everything tn sight." | would have been foreign to police ‘Since that Ume ¢ . transfers Fi ‘agen . Ined tord: tent about 16 per «ont. of the sales, if vy 18th Street. YS INGPECTOR'S NEPHEW | %8 #8 practised to-day, ae i a ola ever | Rad. SYArygonann ane there Open 134 Fifth Ave,, nea 4 About eleven and a half umes w year |a wealthy and infuentiel foreise on Evenings {127 West 42d St., near Broadway. 1906, nineteen timoa over in| after the goods have been dell Tea sintecn tien in 1907 and. 1900; ten | her, Wrunke are Alled awd shipned to | {| Unell dan. tet. | 256 125th fost 128th St, near éth Aves | near 8th Av in 1909, nine times in 1910; aix | Canta. A nan-reaident may bring into ' ’ t { “E have suffered the humitiatio; it ET HER WITH MALL. being arreaied and dragaed through the By this time it appears Mrs. Goode's | Streets In a patrol wagon, on alleged im that she had paid protection had evidence that the police sald had been ached Inspector Dwyer, and an in- obtained againat me the day befora Tea Then I had to euffer arralgument in jeatigation beem started, She told | court, while the very ofticer whom I meetings with Hall and Policeman|had ‘paid for protection appeared yer, a neph of the Inspector, in| against me and laughed in my face as saloon, and of # demand by Dwyer|! took « plea at the bar. | that she employ « better lawyer, At} “Only the other night the police came { it the time she was eotiating Hi ith the policemen Mayor Gaynor Wrote to Commissioner Waldo o letter itt me and pleaded with me aot to| that 862,70 @hares were sold last Oc- | Mime. Hubert, THE WORLDOVER tity before the committee, They tober, and only 100,27 actually trans: ed me not to mention the mame of | ferred on the books, “SINCE 1873" —— tallere as ' Skelly, or the others, at any rate, | dn Mexican Oil shares, Scudder sald, NEAL, DESL, COR tare Brive || Hine hu tention towne ote nn | iid ha "sn wot Sul hefting| attacatinctnintmancear ncons | Changeable Weather || speci tr this WEDNESDAY | SPECIAL for tle TH ASDAY || "Ets * $87/80 $ y : f TS b Bacteeri ono wane She ce [apa tele at ty cematie | sider mat gay a treo tose RODDOM Of Its Terrors|| ASSO EEOtO” | Cie warenseate ne wo | Qe || gti Suter He gba ag | ls Stem 4 er if she knew Skelly, She de-| “I am going to stick to this thi axcha | J ‘wdted 8 led Knowing the officer, Dwyer ac-|the last. 1 will ry not to stand in Peat | Rewld ransit ates, ne Thagey ee: | fee egy Sciatica and Nouritis Lied POUND BOX * Clit. rot 4 UC che mate, © Oita ead the 2 | er of not ig the truth. Bhe | °! eee graftini ee. ave an ob- | in 1908 were 460,00, he sald, and the i Dwyer she was being hounded, i fe now and hat ty fo try and | highest ules in aaiy one month. were| eailyr et, fellerion™ thy erat OFFERING FOR THIS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 5 1b. “Ha wouldn't newer toe,” eaid, the |{e#ulate conditions and mate them bet: | tipo share, tn January, 190 fy thet ve tlhe eet || EUREKA MIXED CANDY, cole assortment witness, ‘He wouldn't tell me why I tor oF tayeredle, gett Bi restive that the | year the capital was traded In fifteen |“ woud be almost criminal to deceive @ ut ba Cc had been picked out of hundreds and | soos! | rernaiea times over, ihe testified. ferer from rheumatiom, sciatica or neuritis, bent delici ‘tions Bo: of my class and knowled; j a ious confec' . i Gf those conditions and who have really | gt, ile, Scudder aald, the dealings ware kh pain; to tall hia cde. x lowble the ca! 4 e thal Cys Seeil OFFTA TO AUDIT’ GOUOOLS, CHURCHES, INSTITRTIONS, FAIRS, ETC. heart for the unfortunate women to | Souble the capital, in jw the tranaterg ee SPECIAL OFFER SMnBAT SCHOOLS, CHURGNES, ATITATIONE BUA Hert id rectify thingy. It is only through ue— | 8% per cent. of the wal Sto that Co pt | reites Sea taoe hae fhe atmceatars | Lg ge i es ge we COMMITTEES QLADLT HATED O Eien THOUGH BOT READY 10 Ug * lee utile public: an oa pct fini! Why use Department Store Candy when you can get Loft’s Pure and to make the evil Fresh—made houay? On Sale Most Any- N where, as little public and offensive as possi- Shake together in a id poet: large ner was in neti HDS OF “METROPOLITAN” MIXTURE, ABSO- 7 Miller Bros&Co, el ag eva meee euro he fe, hora a, ta, | a een || 30 COTELT PURE, WHOLESOME CANDY: HOD’ 0 MAL. 2 70 ag, Marner A Ses. pure whiskey = [fo harm t or ae the Runieaut | 1107000 ahaa’ wore samuel Peg Fras ay tg POUND BONES, FOR Tarts fi lycerine 10 harm hi PAR A 5 SRARAR SPR re Oe et lel eee ee ~ : POUNDS OF OLD FASWION CLEAR GANDY 3. 30 ac DEPUTY DILLON SAYS i Tresor) || OO tan to ar-rvn one, rn... MOer Ban Jest LEACH'S [nan nariion cats, heumatism Tre Bod aiid POUNDS OF “MANHATTAN a CON. AS 30 Fi Saris © $3.90|| PRESENTS a ern Walches Fourth Deputy Commissioner Dillon | Sarsaparilla cures it, whe teoest it “foes Take a teaspoonful every four hours, | followed Mrs, Goode on the stand at | other blood diseases. proven "It will give you speedy relief and com-| the Aldermante inquiry into police eons for a good bleed, a er,” writes W. VIRGIN OIL OF PINE| 227.2#0K8 vo Law, AN tsb tt) Fy ae ? pay ditions to-day. Mr, Buckner q) toneg |G, Ski ones I a, wae : pistely cure your cold inside of twenty | iin regarding an opinion of the Cor-| impressed wat took SY p B. Aenea Te TieNOe FOR 1 hours. poration Counsel to the effect that dis-| Hood's ie ee y' Mrevene mi ! Cor, We Paap} wt of teeta pid feat mag, be if ath t ne substitute, Ask vow ares minsala by preceding pollo officlals| tack of 29 CORTLAN aT. | Relies nhone E88 | the genuine Virgin Oli of Pine, done | C°U!4 not be overruled by police of- Cor. Church ETLANDT . | ‘cartons like the cyt and bear. | °'#l# following. better, and in irre That a pour prevention. |, Commissioner Ditton reinstated cor-| tires cured, tain patrolmen after receiving the | °° opinion, while others applying {gr re tn Whe ' Nebiace hie ( | UN Bark Re $4 Nstieyerens | baer, FOUND AND REWAnOS,