The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1913, Page 8

[poor WOUNT BH ‘PAM TE WOGESHP HE BEGGED FOR, SAYS WIFE Would Hs binty $10,000 and He’d Pay Back, Klein Wrote, She Declared. 4 ‘ chubby, gleeful and clambered up to the Of Justice and greeted Supreme part Justice Hendrick this morning & cheery “Hello, mister.’ Wt eMbarragied, the Juatice asced mour if he would > down t Rey- Klein, five an uninterrupted flow of tee im her suit for 4 separation fro manuel Klein, an attorney. M Julius Miller, @ é. ined emphatically. Mra, & pretty brunette, assured the it that when Seymour anid “D t wap final, ao Justice Hendrick tet Uttle fellow sit on the arm of the cial chair to hear the tribulations his father and mother. Klein said her husband made $2,000 to $25,000 testified, jet” him tolpal rt Justice, and she produced this let- Purporting to have been written by iM to Mr. Miller in 1908: it te very well for you to tell me you will give me money enough to ble me to Ket @ judeerhip; but you Qs well as f that 3 can get any ¥ I wish should | get the nomina- Meantime 1 will not set any ex- figure that I think you should give but I would suggest that it be not than $10,000. If 1 40 get the nomi- we will consider the matier a an@ in return I will give you an snment of my salary as Judge. Thin So that when your other dai married they will not be able to to you and throw in your face that le more money than you them. thie polme Seymour grew weary of Mee@rick’s chaif-arm and (de- Rie mother's lap ‘and shoulders & more interesting playground. juel and I were married on Mi" she went on, “and imme- ly after the wedding we went to St the Plaza. The next morning fy Cather came down--Emmanuel had for him—and my husvand for $3,000, Father enid he would ® 8004 fellow and sat down to write eheck. “Our welding journey lasted just When we returned we ind Emmanuel thi to leav. ye unless 1 got he increased it to returned he did get @ooner 41d he have this than hi €or $2,000, and when father of- to give him a house with an equity $16,000, he waid no, he must have an of 90,00, Then he left me again hie, and when he came back I pawn my jewelry, fee him thea for ‘The last time we lived DMAN BURNED TO DEATH. Sleeve Catches Fire From a her father and two eisters in Seventh and Erie streets, wae in the kitchen this afternoon okirt. oused Sank Gergiar. United States Bupreme Court a! heal yn to-day declined to interfery “ . q the removal by extradition of sohn | OtBet preparations will not in this jamara ¢rom New York inister, Canada, to ition case on the ground that It @ subterfuge to try him for the | will get Pi stealing of the money. | GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE | eater FREE|| WW Con0" Avex\d" “ANOTHER MAGAZINE. WEEKLY OPENS AN “ACCOUNT fe LE Bad FISHER BROS See UMBUS E haeern victims have lost thelr false teeth. ¥ ile Minnie Huron, whio keeps house on the gas stove and in an in- it the flames had spread to her waist Asa last resort, militant suffragettes will try prayer. \Time It! No Indigestion, 5 Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street | Time cards have teen intredeced fn Harvard tor tne grofessors. | Gas or Sourness Five rt AAA A ARR AAAADDIDPODAPPPIALORPPOODOOOOODODO DADS | See this GREATEST Be SAT i cn ilar ca oe eae a wk | M . mune he bog The Most Astonishing Bargains Are in Every Lot in This | of all FIGURE- {meant murderer fights to save his neck on the a that he ts already dead, Diapepsin. reat January learance of || REDUCING Corsets | is souring on your To reluke Burope the Central American republica are holding a peac conference Yonkers people couldn't go to church yerterday because the trolley cars | weren't running | Brook irges a society of “Bputs" to suoeeed the “Apume” and fight the gtein| i 7 con ! Angeles bas opened an inebriates’ farm where they will cultivate barley and corn at first hand There will be three solar and (wo lunar eolipses in 191, to say nothing of « where her daughter is « sophomore. and why they u . atom: Thiet whose hobby is individual meat choppers {s operating on the west si | Mrs. Mary Rippey of Denver got a divorce last Friday from her husband, | Yesterday she learned that he was drowned on the Titanic, | Statements by — wteamship [were to the effect that Mr, Rockefell {mailed from Miami! on th | Miami last Thursday after arriving |from Paim Beach in the private car of | ™ —_——>-— dent Parrott of the Florida Kaat| Get some —_—~—_-——_ indigesti Oil Millionaire Now Reported |$15,000 MORE VOTED | Bahama Islands. Aldermen Pass Appropriation Atter s Smith Charges Chairman With False Statement. William Rockefelier'’a reputation as # subpoena dodger wax enhanced in Supreme Court to-day by the state that the financier had evaded service | ¥e# of the Aldermante Police Inveatt- for some monthe in the suit brought | k4ting Committee, Originally Chair- by Mis Hoxalle Stewart to recover |man Curran of the committee asked $30,000 from the American Kennel Club| for $28,000, but the Finance Commit- ax damages for an alleged slander. | tee cut the sum, with the understand- Rookefelier is one of the directors of] ing that more money would be availa- ng with August Belmont | pie when 1 other distinguished Wall! tne Curran ¢ The suit ts on trial before brouck in the Supreme | The Hoar Idermen to-day voted nednitatic 6 price. The’ t] an Appropriation of $16,000 for cE o everywhere. ary . pmittee will resume ita public sessions to-morrow, During the discussion of the appropriation Al- rman Smith charged Chairman Cur- ran with making @ false statement to fean Kegel Club circulated @ slander with reference to the work of the! by having published in the A a | Savas i i ; Kennel Gasette a statement that ehe| More nis nat the Channa, had diverted some of the funds of the| Cover put an ond to Toy Spaniel Club, of which whe was at one time an officer. ‘The publication of | Tee TOMEY Wee voted for unsnimo: Mien Stewart charges that the Amer- lub for “| CASTORIA 1} of the jurorp were excused y © Masbrouck because t "| the Kind You Have Alwars Be admitted knowing members of the fi Alw Bought of Guggenheimer, Untermyer & Mar- ou ave ays shall, the lawyers who are fend! the Kennel Club, One of the Jurors wold a dog to Samuel of the firm m ern. promptly excuned MIAMI, Fla., Jan, 6—Willlam Rooke- The Quickest, Simplest Cough Cure This recipe makes a pint of cough syrup—enough to last « family a long e. 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January Clearance Sale—Linoleums, Mattings, Carpets and Rugs All Small Lots and Discontinued Patterns Are Reduced for Quick Selling Three Fine Lots of 9x12 Wilton Rugs French $47-° Fee $3 Q)-50| Bund $3 7-50 Wilton Rugs, Wilton Rugs, | Wilton Rugs, Regularly $57.00. Regularly $45.00, | Regularly 842.0 Matting Ends Linoleum Remnants Ingrain Carpet | Edge of corset can’t show through; corset can’t ride up. Two models: mo in at $3.00 The longest corset ever made for stout and medium figures that gives complete ease and perfect style whether you stand or sit, A New Idea Perfectly Accomplished! Introductory Sale now in progress—every where! Our buyers are now at In lengths of 2 to 10 yards, Assort-] Regular 49¢ and 59¢ figured | In plain colors. Roll ends, @ ments in Crex fibre, Chinese and linoleums. Lengths of from to 10 yards each in length. Japanese Mattings. Regularly 2 to 5 yards. Clear- ik gula aly Tbe, 29c to 88¢. Clearance ance price, per square “learance price, per price, per yard. 12c yard, “tH We MESO ccs ies : 15c (O'Nelll_ Main store—Fourth Floor.) 6,000 Pieces of New, Perfect Quality Best Aluminum Ware At About 25 Per Cent. Below Regular Prices Notwithstanaing an Advanced Wholesale Market The increased cost of raw materials has caused the manufacturers of Aluminum Ware j to advance their prices from 10 to 8314 per cent. Always having the interest of our customers in view, we placed heavy orders at our specially contracted low priccs—hence these extraordinary specials. Those who know the economy and safety of buying Aluminum Cooking W urging to attend this Special Sale, and it is a golden opporlunity to those who have preal_merils OTHER FAVORITE NEMOS FOR ALL FIGURES $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 mal bulls: ate mirror. Be on Your Guard! If any dealer tries to sell you ‘‘something just as good,’’ when you ask for a Nemo-- Be a Wise Woman! —and go to a store that will sell you what you want, KOPS BROS., Mfrs., New York (4) twill need no ° fo realige us | | mye Dog ee OTT It Is the Best Quality Aluminum Ware in the World—All New Stock Special. Special, 5 $2.80 ef TN \ lar price. ..+ 7 3 Quart Milk Botlers, regular price 2.35 $ erry COME 190 | 4 Quart Milk Rollers, regular price 8.48 138 3 Specs Saucepans, regular p ‘780 ig 1g0 | 4 Quart Dipped Ganeupend. resular pri 1.00 ‘T80 i wart Preserving Femuler P 4 900 juart Preserving Kettles, regular pr: ‘ i Heed £q re Dockets, Here , es } aart Tea Kettles, rekul: i 1.6 jue! regular TY 4 Quart Fen. Mettlon, requln® prt 3:10 | Frying Paas, regular pric ‘foe ¢ Mus Boilers, regular price, 1.80 ‘O'Neill Mousefurnlshing - : *” | \ ceceeees0'Neill-Adamns Co.: Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Stapet, New York City gems