The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1913, Page 9

SHAT SHOT DOWN FROM REAR pOeToR ) FRISBY ATE His Report Contradicts Slayer’s VICTIM HAD NO CHANCE. Assistant District-Attorney De-|tnis story, and when @uilivan had been iis: own life received a hard blow this}! with his sister and announcing that he ‘only @B@ernoon when Coroner's Physician| was, gmith’s elayer. Sullivan is Gelfuits, after an autopsy, announced|pioyed by the Cotton Exchange as aland talk over the matter with them. G@mith had been shot in the back of the) sampler. ty head and apparently, as the expreseed it, “never had had a Sullivan was not tol@ of the doctors for more than half an hour to-day, the slayer stuck to the story he had a previously, He said his life had been threatened jand that he knew Smith as the leader jof the gang which had eet out to do him, Friday night when Smith drew near him he said he heard him say, ap- parently speaking to some one near him: “Tl kilt him now.” Then he whirled about to see Smith coming toward him and reaching sug- westively toward a pocket, in which Sul- livan supposed a revolver rested. Then Sullivan whipped out his own weapon and fired. Mr. Breckinbridge, in view of Dr. Schuits's findings, was not satisfied with “Plea That He Fired in Self-Defense. risk and everything to sent back to the Tombs the Assistant tective Bureau asking that another and ‘thers of more detatied investigation be made of the murder. Miss Josephine Sullivan, who persuad- ed her brother to.surrender and confess Into Park Row Murder. The defense of Michael J. Bullivan,|)4 shot and killed Smith, will be his confessed slayer of Eugene Smith, that| chief assistant in ene $ Saar fhe shot him down at Park Row and| Sullivan, who lives at No. harine|No. 1, Roosevelt etreet Friday night to protect|*#reet, @ in the Tombs, where he was! ORRINE secret No. nent after walking into the Tombs Court desire te Ask them for booklet. Most Modern Dry-Cold-Air Fur Storage Vault on Premises Furs Repaired and Remodelled Furs Stored Bonwit Teizer « Co. DIRECT ATTENTION TO A SPECIAL SALE TUESDAY Original Imported Models & Reproductions of Paris Suits For Women 75.00 95.00 Formerly up to $150.00 i 65.00 Unusual and exclusive models, representing the latest ideas of the leading Paris modistes, developed from soft silks—such as iridescent moire, faille moire or broche, silk ribbon eponge, cretonne damasse and silk and wool \ matelasse. Le Fifth Avenue at 38th Street “Going business” and therefore aro not subject to the tax. This phase of the corporation tax arose in the case of the M Wi) and Schuylkill Railroad, operating a railroad | House to succeed C in Pennsylvania, now leased to the) Georgia, who now Reading. About six hundred claima,| Clark in twenty-three involving $700,000 paid into the treasury] graduate of the University of Mis-|W80 had been arrested on chai under the Corporation tax act, turned upon the decision in this case, Besides the many railroads leasing their prop- i S225) FROM MINDEDS OF CORPORATIONS WASHINGTON, April T—Hundreds of corporations will be relleved from pay- ing the Federal corporation tax by a Orrine for Drink Habi TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE we in earnest when we ask you to 7° ORRINE atrial. You have noth- ris. for ur money will be ental Kee mands Detailed Police Inquiry | District Attorney sent word to the De- RINK. This ottet gives the wives and mot ‘ake atary treatm at. 1.000 bor. For eae by Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores. Come in About One Thousand Men Can Each Save From $5 to $10 In This Sale Today and Tomorrow 623 New Spring Suits 389 New Spring Overcoats Worth up to $25.00 On Sale Ready- Now at 315 To-Wear Because of circumstances which would probably be of no particular interest to you, we are in a position at this time, practically the opene ing of the Spring season, to offer Men and Young Men this opportunity to save money on their Spring Overcoat or Suit, and we can assure you that it will be well worth your while to see the clothing included in this offering. Spring Suits, there’s a splendid variety of plain }» Oxford mix- bn Sor me amart silk rear blue, on ae ar Pencil Derteees tite vena, browns, tans and blacks—smart, stylish models, fabrics, colors and designs. Among the Overcoats: plain blacks and Oxfords—many of them silk-faced and silk- lined throughout—finely finished and thoroughly well-tailored, and a worthy assortment ot fancy mixtures of numerous g kinds and styles. } 279 BROADWAY, NEAR CHAMBERS STREET { UNION SQUARE, 14TH ST., Near Tyce ay 47 CORTLANDT ST., Near Greenwich Li 125TH STREET, CORNER THIRD AVENUE—OPEN EVENINGS THE BVENING WORLD, Jdecision to-day of the Supreme Court to] JOB FOR SPEAKER'S SON. the effect that corporations teasing all bloom. p ey ty and having no income! meunett Clark Name@ Pariiamen- yielded vy the lease are not tary Clerk ta the House, WASHINGTON, April 7.—Bennett Clark, son of Speaker Clark, has beon appointed parliamentary clerk of the tea R. Crisp of Representative. sata oll, & ind the youngest man r to ie clerk at the Speaker's table. the back-bone of the police op} the apricots and early cherries, IN NEW YORK’S SHOPPING CENTEK: The Season’s Most Wanted Silks $1.75 Satin Charmeuse at $1.10 bag be ne Satin Majedtie, Ent An offering of i i <nown for its weari ualities; heavy, there silks are var eae yrs page yetpliable; very effective for lorthal costumes; and lustrous; excellent draping quality; rich shadee; $0 in Mercer of Street and Evening in texture; in a splendid range of colorings. en; $6 inches wide, 80c Colored Messaline at 39¢ |$1-25 Satin Striped Tub Sill; 88c j Pure silk; strong; for lining and trimmings; won alt edy pall Ay bes in a large assortment of shades; 18 inches goods; also for men’s shirts; in a good range wide. ’ of colored striped effects; 82 inches wide. ; 36-Inch $1.00 Colored Messaline at 68c r Especially adapted for linings and foundations; soft and pliable rich lustrous finish; in a large variety of colorings. 36-Inch 58 Washable Tub Silks at 39c For inexpensive, yet serviceable Shirtwaists and Dresses, cuts to the best advantage on peopl 4 tl rf Magid bp colored striped effects. 36-Inch $1. lack Pai Sole, 88 | 36-Inch $2.00 Black Ott $1.50 3-Inch iis Black Moire Velour, $1.25 36-Inch $1.75 Black Faille Francais, ef 3@Inch lhe sire at 36-Inch $1.75 Black Satin Duchess, $1.25 36-Inch $1.25 Black Messaline, 88 24 Simpeon Crawford Co, Main Fleer. On Sale To-Morrow. * nen Latest Weaves in Dress Goods And a Made-to-Measure Skirt Offering Tailor Made Skirts bis 54-Inch Black and White Shepherd 4 . at 75c iti mn Checks, Regularly 79c, at 58 A strictly tailor made skirt to measure at One of the most wanted Dress Materials this Price is a pete Choice of the latest | of the season for Children’s dresses and models, including the new draped skirt, €0| Ladies costumes; in various sized Checks. choose from, made from materials purchased in our extensive Dress Goods Department. | 48-Inch Navy Blue and Black Storm 50-Inch Navy and Black Whipcord Sere, Regularly $1.00, at 68 Suitings, Re, larly $1.25, at 7c This serge is of exceptional quality and Whipcords still hold their popularity for merit; strictly all wool; wiry finish; in » costumes; these are strong and durable; in splendid shade of Navy Blue and perfect splendid shade of Navy and a good Black. Black. ; rs i Special Offering of Seasonable Dress Goods, Values to 89c, at 58c For to-morrow’s selling we offer this collection of various colorings and weaves at low prices that must in- rics ae are considering buying your spring and summer dress goods now. The goods at 58c a yard, are— ine and White Bedford Corde 48-Inch Black and Navy Blue Cheviot Serges 84-Inch Mixed Suiting, Tan and Gra; $4-Inch Black Chiffon Panama H-Ineh Black, White Shepherd Checks ta sinwere Crna fee, Mata Piser On Dainty New Wash Goods At Exceptional Prices 12}4c Pride of America Ginghams, 19c Chiffon Silks at 12\4c a Yard tks : Chiffon Silks in plai Y oH _ Special for Tuesday only; 32 inches wide; all colors; a flee Daeeal Lee in checks and stripes. A fine gingham for mixture for street or evening wear. Children’s Dresses. 1,000 yards at this price. 25c Tinted Voiles, {Se a Yard 15c New 1913 Tissue Voiles, 9c a Yd. To see these dainty Tinted Voiles is to ila hd of new Tissue Voiles in pretty want your share of them for Summer dresses; atri fects, fine and sheer. shown in Pink, Blue, Helio and Yellow. $1.25 French Bordered Voiles, 58c 25c Woven Striped Crepes at 1214c pany inches hig in French bordered styles These Crepes require no ironing; fancy tripe eff i i tar timpeoe Crawford Con, Mala Vitor, Ou Ree my Sl ooiors on white grounds, pA Ble To-Morrow We Will Dispose of 250 Paris-Made Embroidered Voile Robes at $3.48 Imported to Sell at $6.98 and $8.98 Handsome French Voile Robes, richi, broi: i i materials to make into the newest Fashion Frecke te ta the very latest styles, with, parle Unusual Value at White embroidered in White—White embroidered ia Biscuit Shade—White embroidered in fashionable Mustard color—White embroidered in Sane Blan w idered i B48 Neil Rove White embroidered in Balkan ohatens 2 8%" Blue—White embroidered in $10.00 and $12.50 French Crepe | 45 Handsome $45.00 and $59, 50 Hand Robes at $6.98 Embroidered Robes at $19.98 Rich handwork embroidered designs in Exclusive novelties of fine Frenc extremely dainty floral effects that are | or Marquisettet some: ett cote ‘Bane distinctly new. In all white or white embroid- Trish Lace. White, Light Blue, Pink Kad ered with ecru. Helio, ta timpeon Crawford Con Main Floor, On Sale To-Morrow, 25,000 Yards Finest St. Gall Embroideries At Special Sale Prices To-Morrow Hurried Through the Custom House—Ready for the Sale To-Morrow 50c to 75c Sample Strips, 25c a Yd. 45-Inch Costume Flouncings 18-inch Flouncings. Wide Skirtings. Com- Wonderful, embroidered designs, copies bination Underwear Embroideries of newest | of rich laces, many styles on sale for the first styles, Handsome Bands. Corset Cover | time in America, will form exclusive white Embroideries, Rich designs on finest French | gowns, also Infants’ lony dresses, Nainsook and Cambric. Tot 890d, Los asiie va 69c and 75c Flouncings at 44c Yd. Values up to $1.60 Values up to 81.95 Ya, Rich Lace Patterns of Irish Point, Filet Cluny, Baby Irish and Eyelet work that are great values, Choice of 20 designs. 27 inches. $1.50 and $1.75 Flouncings, 94c Yd. | Regular $1.50 to $1.75 Allovers and Exquisite effects entirely new, Handsome Waistings, at 94c a Yard Point Colbert New Venise Point, Flat Venise Beautiful lot of ne swest Lace and Shadow on finest’ materials, ‘TUS, Carrickmacross, Shadow and Filet patterns. | Designs, embrcide: Very finest St. Gall makes. 27 inches. choice of many pa Sa Mmpeon Crawford Co., Main Floor—On Sale To-im " feared, as the trees were about to 224 SILK STRIKERS FREED. Recorder Carroll, of Patterson, Follows Sapreme Court Precedent. RATERSON, N. J, April 71.—With the Mischarge to-day by Recorder Carroll, of 2% strikers end strike sympathizers, unlawful assembiy, to all appearances to picketing at the silk mills has been erty (n @ similar way, nearly one hun- f broken. dred telegraph companies are said to) 15 IN, N.Y, 17 hie have leaeed property to one operation! saction of the State is allll in the @rip varies, Day announced a dissenting} Of winter, with two inches of snow on opinion, in which Justices Hughes and| the ground and the thermometer down Lamar concurred, holding the company] to 24 degrees. The cold snap has killed was “doing business, Jarroil's Gecision followed preme Court Justice Minturn nN habeas corpus proceedings iam D, Haywood, Chiet the I. W. W., and Adolph SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH TO 20TH STREET YOUR HAIR TURNING GREY OR FA Restored Immediately toy quickly sad more effectively thas Dark, Beautiful Color by |« ine at Gin ceed ees Hay’s Hair Health. “There is no need of any one nowadays having grey or faded hair, or dandrufi either, that causes it to fall out con-| other stantly. Falling hair and dandruff ruin o beau.| beca: tiful head of hair in no time, and grey and faded hair make you look so much older maTayse Hee Health used regularly wil] Hoge fate Huth te a? Fe A . it Heal wi lay’s Hair not sat ie your hair back to ite nate ral color after @ fair trial. TO a | « More Remarkable Values for To-morrow Every piece of furniture in this enormous Sale Collection represents the best workmanship possible to procure. Every piece is sold for bstatat Ae it is, and at a price that positively defies competition. ‘ankly, we are peta after the highest records of the year and we know of no way to accomplish our aim other than to May values that cannot be elsewhere. In this sale there is no furniture of the type “ made-for-sale purpose: The Simpeon Crawford Guarantee never went with furniture better made than this cheerful stand back of every plece in the aale reeardlese of cree, $35 Solid Mahogany Dining Table, at manufacturer, so that we can sell these beds at the lowest price we have ever before of- red them. sizes, bright or satin finish; lacquer is the best that can be obtain- ed. As rH are a eds his aware, the price of Brass advanced recently, therefore this offer is doubly interesting. i This $20.00 Genuine Chase Leather Turkish Recker, $8.95 at... ° We emphasize the word “Chase” because the Chase Leather is uni- versally known as the best substitute yet found forleather. This is as a rocker special as we have ever had. We have only 175 of them. 3.00 Umbrella or $ ane Rack, at... 1.00 Of fumed oak. Four special sections for umbrellas or canes; an ornament to # ball ay well as a useful piece of furniture. ‘ $5 Phone Table and Stool at $1.95 We insisted on a value and the manufacturer made us a handsome reduction on 500 of these telephone tables and stools. They are in fumed oak; splen- didly finished and will be an ornament to your Library or Den, £4 Simpson Crawford Ce. Fitth Fleer, A Remarkable Value in Fine China $18.50 100-Piece Austrian China Set at $9.75 Fine, Egg Shell China, exquis- ite pink rosebud spray design, All pieces treated in coin gold. Gas Domes $8.95 22-inch Dining Room Dome Complete for Gas We have only 100 of th wi i 109 Candle , VAAN light. Made t i dnt ie ae height ra $5.00 =<) Himpson Crawford Co., Sixth Floor, On Gale To-Merrew, V4