The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1913, Page 5

XS Y brash when they get back into their/revised Biauveit bill as promptly ae] of Ascersbiymen who are looking for Two h the face of Capt. Eé4werd J. Burns on each they went to the Tombs} “with epring,” | ; SUMTER CARRIES own communities and face their own) hé Vetoed the, original -bill, last week, | renomination. cost POLICEMEN “" va “f Sion Wee 4 to go out among the people and tell) mersage out two hours after the bill against the Governor in the Senate. M that Police Surgeon Donlan had de-| Street Ratlway lines, who rosecuted’| themselves offensive an the eurfsoe Care, v4 y d THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 19138. 7 poy when his supertor officer accused him 10 apend thirty days. Presi@ing Justice Forker,, “there a People. Incidentally, it le my (atention |and on that occasion he hes his veto| The Agent hae teft « vitter feating| STO A MINUTE FOR LUNCH, | raving boon drinking. nen testified! M. J. Daly, counsel for the New York | certain class of young men whe mae ; a. in ry them the facts about the primary Teached iim. | Jority Leader Wagner thinka that Sulzer ; |clared he had not been drinkin: th "7 ( ie and © prisoners, asked the Court for the! They seem to think that the cate ere tation. Injured menatoria! dientty played a! could have put across a bill suttable to/ unary When They Went on Duty, | cares Me ee Set pew orders becnuse| heaviest penalty bie. Ti | ; : 2 IMARY FIGHT “I parpove to call an extra session of | big part In the proceedings of the| his purpores it he had sent for the leail- he conetGered It "a low ‘down trick" to| in An street | optetin “Rowdies whe, frequent, Daleet 5 * \ the Legislature to pass the Sulser Pri-| Senate yesterday afternoon when the ; Spent Four Minutes in a Wagon | he considered it “a iow ‘down trick” to| started a row in an Iighty-sixth stredt | apirits, Rowdies who frequent strest of the action of the Democratic mem: | Biv tunda in the paymient of primary |men the legislature in ex'ra session, | meanor and sentenced to thirty days nm} A five piece suite of slip covers, made of beet colored embroidery. A very notable value. Main feor. dere of the Assembly, who decided early | siection expences. Assemblymen are to be nominated !n | jail and to pay @ fine of thie morning, after a conference that| Phe State convention and other | August under the present election daw. | ducting disorderly prem! dagan at 10'o’clock tast night, to report | features obnoxious to the Governor ar+| From what meagre information the! righteenth street. Agter ‘ti to-morrow, by a decided majority, | retained in the modified Baluveit meas-| Governor allows to escape as to his Fiagg discontinued two other suits Window awnings from best matérial, galvan- against the Sulzer primary bill, the |Ure. It 1s claimed’ by the Democratic aptual programme of warfare, it !e in-| against the same defendants. ized frames and fixtures, made and hung in best Governor is proceeding as though the Senators that the amendments should | ferred that he intends to bring the| About two years ago the Commis- manner, from... 0 000seeerercodsecessoseaeocecs dattle had not been fought. be satisfactory to the Governor because | direct primary matter to a focus in the) stoner of Licenses refused Flagg per- 4 he called for them. It is the present | Legislature again just when it will have| mission to open a theatrical employ- oe . ‘ —-~ 24 {This thing yeeterday,” said the Gov | intention of the Governor to veto the| the most effect on the political fortunes| ment ageficy. ‘ ta rs of the majority in the Senate ant: abt ‘ | blow his breath In another's face. His! crosstown car on March 29. Conductor | cars for their exhibitions can expect go ) mary bill. If there are any good argu- | Sulzer bill was Assassinated by @ vote | the House, and talked over the pro Getting a Bite. case wae adjourned to get Donian's ter | Martin Dwyer was seriously beaten, leniency of thia Court.” 4 mente against any of ite provisions I) of 42 to & Many of the Senators an- posed legisiation. He didn't gend for} 'eadquarters statisticians have dis-| timony. | a= _ = th ogee a? listen to ve ¢ but wien tee that they voted ngeinat (the | anybody until he had introduced his pti}| Covered that it dost approxinately $10 . \ ments we been put up to me as ecause they -nsidered the ve | ‘i for Patrol i 4 sraée nad tasulted them ‘oy ouiting tno | NTOUS™ Henator MoKAIENL A minute for atrolmen Alexander R.| STREET CAR ROWDIES 7 we G ee noe’ sentiment of the people of this | Blauvelt bill a fraudulent measure and \NOT A CENT FOR FLAGG Rascals aeune felt eae he he | GET 30 DAYS IN TOMBS. 8 tate Is for a direct primary bill that | by trying to influence them to vote for & puce ewe war) xs Plans t T St: B f provides for real direct primaries, for | the Sulzer bill under threat of read- IN HIS $1 000 SUIT. ‘were before Third Deputy Commissioner 3 scene i} These Fine LINGERIE lo Tour State Be OTE | designations of candidates by petition. |ing them out of the party. i 00, . abla sd Pg id a to stay Court Serves Notice That Severe BLOUSES t O Doll . c ami in Teceipt of hundreds of letters; The plans of the Governor are not a ESE See aie Ga eee | i | | ow Calling Extra Session of + | estatishing tnts fact, When 1 go out fully matured. It is quite ikely that | Jupy Denies His Claim Agginst Two] SOmpintnant | was Laeut. | stithauser Punishmen t Is in Store a ne ar \ among the people and talk to them they | he will start out on a tour of the State, ‘ The patrolmen admitied having been tn For Thugs. are worth Two el Legislature. are going to tell me to my face what|as toon as he has cleared up the bills, Court Officers, and He Discon- | the lunah wagon while on duty, but they | javance warning to atrest car row: | { | they have been telling me in letters and | which the legislature will leave to his i . jhad been unable to xe: anything to eat | r fe | —_—_—_— telegrams. consideration when it adjourns, linues Two Other Actions. | betore’ going on duty, they sald, and] ales, who cake Niles Me Rete + Special for tomorrow, May 2nd. - te, | the lunch f pleasant for other passengers. was : SENATORS “BRASH” NOW |, 72e? °, £0198 10 virtually order way NOT CALL EXTRA SESSION |, Jared Fitss, author of Flagy's Fate |e it anne reac dined | given ty the Justices in Part 6 of Spectal| \ Saninininciasbiieill lature for the purpose of passing dfrect TILL AUGUST, lerat Court, charged with using the| te" ays’ pay, and as their salary! Sessions to-day when the maximum | A clever woman, though she have only one gown or one ‘a Primary legislation. As suon as they! re; should remain in Albany the| mails to defraud in a “got-rich-quick” amounts to bh aly day the punish-| penalty for disorderly conduct was atven suit to her name, will contrive to hide the poverty of her But “There'll: Be a Change | ve me the onter I shall call the Legts-| gui thirty days allowed him for con- | scheme, lost to-day the $100,00 suit he| "ar, foots up to almost $40. | four young men. The defendants gave | wardrobe bebind several pretty changes in blousewear. lature into extra session. And mark| sigeration of bil! ft | ie day the $100, i Another patrolman tried to-day wan) thelr names as Joseph Dermody, Will- There i ‘ When They H F my words, there will be w big change aro of the Tenselature Te wont ne | broumht against Edward R. Carro!!. | yichael A. Shea of Union Market ata-| iam Kerns, William Weber and Anthony | is nothing in the resources of dress quite 90 orna- y Hear From 'or’sentiment.: Slong In June tefere he ‘could stare | cilet clerk of the Court of General Ses- | tion, who declined to blow his breath! Miller. Unable to pay the fines of $100) mental, so useful or so convenient as a few pretty and ; H ” Is His Predicti WON'T SIGN AMENDED BLAU-| out on his series of visite to the home /0N8, and William ‘Manna, the deputy | es | effective waists to ward off the reproach of i ~ lome,” Is His ction. VELT BILL. Aistricts of the Senators and Aesembly- | Clerk, which was on trial two days in ae ee oe pene the same. Which prompts us to offer you a | pry ‘The Governor made ft plain that ne ee have refused to support his| Justice Amend's part of the Supreme desirable addition to the blouses you have. By Mertt srinnot sign the amended Blauvalt bil| Primary Dill. But, during that thirty |Court. The jury refused to allow him Special in Green, which was introduced in the Senate yea- | 48y8 he might find time to remove from | a cent. i Correspondent ¥ office leaders and followers of leaders 4 i crn cmverpngens_ ot the fret rie freee cnt hres meses "sanva incurs ape |grietaeane, eased, ota Senstows Offering || _ Its madeot wile or batiste, in high necked model with | AABANT, May 1-1 Gov, Sulzer is | amendments call for a reduction of tne| to his elestion reform measure, | seuntn THEe We Wak: Sun GORING cts long or low neck with three-quarter s | " t it [number of signatures necessary to legal. | It might be late in July or along in | comets eve Hagar htedipa ga Simple models, back or front, with fine pin tuck ie Renton tn the Direct Primaries bit fight |ooN Ot e esting petition in large cities | AWsust before the Governor could find | felony In 18, when, ae & matter of Awnings & Slip Covers (to order) yokes, or trimmed with imitation Irish lace or white and ib Re dosen't know it, Even in the face | Jay croughs and prohibits the use of |!t convenient to his purposes to sum-|fact, he wae convicted of a misde- grade Belgium Damask, allowing 20 yds., for.... 3.78 Extra material, 25c. per yard. Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street 1.75 ernor to The Evening World, as he ‘walked from the Capitcl to the People’s Bouse long after mitnight, “was only settrmin, The bis tanta yetoom.| O’NEILL-ADAMS CO. ; O’NEILL-ADAMS Co. O’NEILL-ADAMS co. tae jaca Lidl agad Sutwias Sixth Avenue, 20th te 22d Street, New Yerk City Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City t Sixth Avenue, 20th to 23d Street, New Yeek Clay Gizect primaries, I would be recreant The pianos for this co-operative sale were personally selected at the factory by Mr. C. Alfred Wagner, President The Lyrachord Co., te the [aatllentre latin HM Lorre and upon arrival are being tested and inspected by Mr. Nahan Franko, for years Conductor and Concertmeister Metropolitan Opera Company tain Senators and certain party leaders are of the opinion that the Sulzer Di- == ===: This Cooperative PianoSaleMeans form, and that ie what the people put the Democratic party into oM:e for— waeewwweaae| @ Saving Of 35,750 Dollars to 300 Homes in Greater New York + @4 to avoid troubl dodged my duty Copyright, 1013, by O'Nelll- Adams Co. and obligations I would heave signed ine sia it, waics acnxeente| FIVETE co-operative sale, which started at our store this morn- It would take 20 solid carloads to deliver this order. s signe atte EOP | ing, means more to you than you would surmise at first The purchasers are given a grand total of 19,500 weeks or 37. seuee t Gid nae Evening Word at! Glance, It means that the largest and strongest piano manu- years longer in which to pay for their instruments than if each sew York, and that my omee would be! facturers are co-operating with us, jointly, to make this sale member was to buy independently upon usual terms. ae te ate ut Les 'wrse| Possible. It means The saving to each co-operative buyer— beet plerliseal of the Sonate ar¢ that this co-operative $119.16 average—will pay for. the musical y= of nad Laat Bd hd not be Ld plan is 80 liberal that! education of one child for over three years at we can get the heart- iest support and co 75 cents a desson. The saving of operation from our purchasers—which also spells big econo- mies. Two hundred $119.16 average to each pianos and one hun- co-operative purchaser would pay nearly 5 months’ house rent at the rate of $25 a dred player-pianos month. ‘It would pay our allotment—mean something. Three the first instalment on the purchase of a home. . hundred of a kind of al- The actual saving of most anything else may not meansomuch, Three hun- $119.16 average to each co-operative buyer if syd py dred suits or hats, or ‘‘this’’ or “‘that’’ may not mean| such a big deal—but 300 | pianos and player-pianos mean something. In dollars and cents it is a deal involy- ing 125thousand dollars, con- sidered at their selling value. It is a dae oF as pony ianos as hundr is spies firms re ace No charge fer inty’:. } Be entire year’s business. And it is e tivet effect, eplan that worksmors advantages Player-pianos also on same | fens to Dee te peane ndan liber ah in ae One hundred player-pianos are also being sold on this co-operative plan. The 241. tows of pl Rr th rm nad Fe ge price of these player-pianos is five hundred and fifty dollars each. The co-opereneds up Sve chase, =a ion | usd inate five s, NOD sadded. GF. of which we have ever known. — price is three hundred and ninety-five dollars, NO INTEREST to be added. 9 | for 10 years, would about $70. Copyright, 1912, by O'Nelli-Adame Ca, player-piano is also being delivered immediately upon the payment of five dollar: Now 91¢ e @GThe payments are two dollars a week-——giving you one hundred and ninety >, re. and with low five weeks’ time in which to make your payments—the same as on the piano. eC eae The same unconditional guarantee that is given on the piano is given ON gyaes; at 18c The price of thepianoi and no interest or additional charge is added eH OF the player-piano. You can also get your money back at any time Pycn Yoo, $1.09 | Pirie itl within thirty days. @You get the same privilege of exchanging within we «Sizes 38, 40 and 42, ines grocelvily modeled bust and e ac a gures O e Ss e a yearas that given with a piano. All the unpaid balances will be &’ alse a” subdued hips. Superior auallty | ) voluntarily cancelled in event of death, Also, a player-piano bench and nine ? hirts at 58e » | contitand petiete, dak iy ie | rolls of music (your own selection) are included without extra charge. QAn ? «Xho Modest Price Named. eee | a The retail value of these 200 pianos and 100 layer-pianos is arrangement wilbbe made with each purchaser whereby new player rolls n° oy: Shirts, coat style, with at- i . i be procured f only fi ll, . ate” jarmony” ‘percale, @ material $125,000. They will sell for $69,250. The total saving to the | stesinctatstmantcadhy tarenion, Cunt Ae SS lor, Our confidence in them y ? iN) lace any that may prove unsat- - le ® ° pil ‘4 ey are nicely laundered, Soncou ao | 300 persons who purchase these instruments is $35,750. peceetly. Wom basnepenes teas 8 toes 8 Sunihee be two 5S fore tun Verity a pean . BRASSIERES fectly. These P layer-pianos have lead tubing. Most player- 4? aor sac end black. stripe otters, Fa s Sixth Avenue Fifth Floor pianos have rubber tubing. The life of rubber is one Fa & ee 58c. ta groportlo; east 9) Silk Neckties, 19¢ foo ng. . jar—at most. Lead lasté forever. It ot it Se '}| 20th to 22d St. Il | -AD 22d St. Elevators | 2tt and the tubing in these player-pianos is v0 placed _4#* gto om the tlt 0, tn = por wr | New York City Main Building it cannot be broken. ae a"! figured designs of Burathea, Repp and 4 : d Main Flees, §