The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1913, Page 15

se BF “S’Matter, Pop?’ WILLIE,RUN OVER NO! GuN-PowBer Yo THe Aap Lea Tea |b TUST To 1 TH LE POUN wer rue seria aaa Sak j 4 j ‘ ie’ i toupee th pte femme © By Eleanor Schorer. Ten Nation-Famous Bessie’s Vacation. tai anor Schorer. + ; |New York Murders Beauty Doctor. By Alfred Henry Lewis . (Oonrvighs, 1008, ty B, 6, McCere.) Vil.—THE KILLING OF BILL PCOLE IN STANWIX HALL. vor bee ae ato San ¥; pr 4 die quickly; when, therefore, < the east side of City Ha'l bier} ° 4 = 4 - lle my complexion would look 4 oe] Bill Poole, butcher, politician Sf fro. Fal. Rows was Chat noth ; if @pa rough-and-tumble champion, with gon A magenta. Moe eas Pategos me a] @ half ounce of lead from Lew Baker's throw away was Tammany, Hall. a | Pistol implanted in that important or- bor, places, where men talked prize \ Tair, goo ¥ A @an, lived fourteen days, the wonder fgnting .s ich of more than they bags D a e| of #0 great a miracle filed not alone talked politics, the merits of both H Sheseientifc but the common mouth. Sr**gulfivan ne veratnee noe Scents i tf if Not but that prior to the Poole kill: discussed. fee in futile search of Sir John Frank- tyetics woul Hn; the City Council, with Bill Twoed “8 S5 Mat) soya Stout s) "Slippery Dick” ‘Connolly as head a, ; 1%) was creeping into celebration as Forty Thieves;” 5 S mg there had been plenty to talk about. a ‘ we 8 with : ? Koes Hungarian liberator, was ¢p, aatte diver eiatt Dae ren P p nN in | f these shores: atating uk Sullivan, the latter sould out- f WY SS )\ -— 4 joking about, Trondon raion were very somed ane ! (GEX \ ns oun- 2 among Arctic .nd in a fall, Sullivan py: tls : ZS | \\ FI seans—ttt out of the greun. of those convivial basements ie te phenomenal run of 200 an oyster parlor. These joints wold “a ational; while down in get ; room at the City Hall thao wore pesca, yey (omen Of - halt: . Washington Irving was presiding over i the memorial service held in honor of sce tatte cn inp eas te Poker Qia"dead rival, Fenimore Cooper. lduight I heard the sounds of a he Poole killing had ite homicidal fess roots tm politics, a feld which has ever {he place bir mesith tae eg i furnished ite full sbare of humanity's for 4 moment; and then ae } trouble crop. suddenly ceased, proceeded on mor eee th : a a ? Per a Fels wieraa was in what y now Pa: ow, Twenty years ard before the Poole bloodshed, to be ac- club. Back I ram ana, found the orta curate, in 18%, the Loco Focos, @ spilt- who signalled in front of the Park place of Tammany, had cast thelr party saloon. “Th : nec the ring—as a bolter party. The e foreign elements, notably the Irish, be- see about it,” I repl ginning too much tv assert themselves “The Bats wae lek a Tammany, the Native Americans arched their proud necks for battle. rs, A waiter came out through @ side entrance Formidable Gangs. Park place, and I collared him. He Tammany Hall, then as now, carried showed me the door out of which he had @@ its rolls a formidable list of fighting come, and in I went, telling the other men. The Native Americans, who ac- officer to keep close at my heels, But i i i SEERE ett It fi i a jen 7 lly i E a e ¥ Hf fiy?y 3 lit rite’ if tr i £ g i é i l : i i i “ i H @epted all‘ challenges, whether moral, he didn’t; he had been lo ‘ Sar To get the mental or physical, met Tammany in in ‘ AAS, = Defore using. There's no sence at all in ee mains Of Seating men hand to hand Far be it from a fat old bachelor to be ungallant to a Bessie who jeauaustion, Cupid does somersaults boldiug bis pudgy sides over t8@| isting a sea bath make one Loree’ foot to foot. eo castly make Wminent among the Tammany gladia- Gullivan, bruised, bleeding and mnane regulshly suggests thet stie would Uke to go flying like e bird up to th [tee Joke. ELBANOR SCHORER. haecoll padliger) ay teen. were Yankeo Sullivan, John Morris- worse for wear. Except for these two,| tee top with the old swing for wings! He braves mosquitoes, sun and ‘What else do you Got” James Turner and Lew Baker. Con- the place. was as empty as a church. whee I tired of swimming I ry re these, in the fistic forefront for “Put up that pistol,” I eald to Hyer, tive Amoricans, stood To of the American H Hf sii Hyer, who looked as cool’ as an loe-weson, BETTY VINCENT’S ADVICE TO LOVERS of having been 4 i 5 “Ve AL” writes: u wil be mere A Who the devil are yout" Se dbenaeaee She Loves a Sailor. A." writes: “1 am eighteen and)is not @ minor and your parents are) ticles where they appre ené butcher Bil! Poole. The lat Mand in water chest Greenwich Village bearcat, who at the in ff voice, “I, 8." writes: “I am in love with trans ieee Rare aaa or feat oe wae Bee eae terest | Sam —_ oo Ge Ripe, bod 3 pastime mown Ag TOURS and toe esa tal ae heaniforms and) a young man who tg @ sailor. But y-| parents are willing, but his are not, He a “D. Ls” writes: “My flance took me ee nae Frond —| nd wrestle, as looking at me. it! friends tell me not to waste my affec- is earning @ goud salary, with chances} “A. &.” writes: “I have bees paying |to o dance, and during the evening he lee om — ——e trike with the fist, was held to qi vend tion on @ person in that profession | of advancement, and we shall live with| attention to a young lady for two | paid marked attention to another young on - ROT ECTIN Ss, ‘Not much,” he What do you advise” my parents, Do you see any reason|: - .hs, hut we never meet without ber |/edy. He has refused to give me any bogged r CLP.) | and Bullivan met one evening in “only they've gone to bring the gang,| There are good men in every profes- | why we shouldn't marry at once?” calling me names and making fun of |explanation. #nali I break our engage iD reducere I know of. Better otill, 1- } a rt which flourished at Broadway and I'm not going to let them murder/@lon, If you have found one keep em| I think it's always wise to wait till|me What shail I dof” ment?” ee tor aries oe be Pal Percy peepee. § foie hie Hat ldevisg, Bim. both persons are of age. But since he| Hadn't you better bestow your atten-| 1 should offer to release him from it | then but a month-old police. left the saloon. wan.was ia at the finish, and later pigod-Crazed Mob. ab S By Louis Joseph Vance |« { gaat 2 ae oe el Re acieed “In Broad I threw Hyer Jooee, e metas eee mee tee! | The Destroying Angel oe ra’ Club, Hye ~ stAmong What notables were at that hardly out of sight before a how of New York Author <f “THD BAASS BOWL.” ba ¢ tims fmportant to the police, as ifxely mob of Sullivan's friends at any moment to furnish them work, toward me, They had heard of Su! ‘om Hyer and Yankee Sullivan. van's bad luck and were crasy was & powerful man and as game Hyer’s blood. If they had caught hit (Oopyright, 1013, by Freak 4, Mune Oompeny.) inyuired anxiously, woman, too, faced him as he en- previous exis.ence? Wonder what that stands fort’ of amase—"you mean—lover”’ ¥ quite long enough. Perha: I can aion flickered in her eyes. And who was she, this “Mise Fiske,” PaEO! APTERS “Not deinitely. I know, of course, waiting in her chair, the one It wee her voice that had made him “What le it?” the girl asked “A ghip = "Can you doubt ier e asa jet, sober, he made a he would have been murdered for sure, Gimorsia. oF TEROEOING GRAPTERA, , we must be somewhere of the souls the stove But he paused so think that, ber voice of marvellous al-. signalling?” a ‘No—not after what's happened, epectalty of playing the gentleman, but ‘Bome of the gang asked where Sul- te ge be aon hen ‘ohe KY coast of New England, somewhere be- long besi he door, his hand upon its lure, crystal pure and flexible as tem- “No, @ lighthouse—probel tpg Het ones, rm ou wouldn't have allewadneedh could become very dangerous if you Mvan Was, and when I told them where B. goes ton ahe 3 tween Block Island and Monumoy Point. knob, and stared #0 strangely at her p ‘steel, atrong, tender, rich, com- der light—with Its charaoctertatic Mouldn't ave fought so to save Fubbed his fur the wrong way. I had last eoon what was left of him aro asd, is retarea — “Of course there's nothing like a flag- that she moved uneasily, grew restless passionate, compelling. Where had he 3 om drowning—I suppose—it rou | “Yankee “ulltvan was as brave aa they made a dash for the saloon, You ee hie aap a pole in sight—but me, and I'm not and disturbed. A gleam of apprehen- heard it before, and when? ‘ed. fhe } but, eeido from oeing his physical should have heard their , came as © prizefighter nowhere when they found him. Lai near Hyer’s cl-ss. Hy: prize tight was arranged betwion Hyer @ criminal. Ae much couldn't and Sullivan, and, as I stated, Hyer etd ‘of Bullivan, who was later &-opped up the ring with Sullivan.” lywohed by @ vigtlan © committee, in (To Be Continued.) agora V7 ve find something to serve as w: We "Why, what's the matter?’ asked and what manner of woman? This self- pete. ts, could nail @ plank to the corner of the with forced lightness. “Why don't you reliant sm if thas tectit roof and @ tablecloth to that, 1 eup- in and #it down?’ lonely life, who chose to spend her eum- WoUld help us any’ : a 4 He said abruptly: “You called me in seclusion, with none but ser- “But If we can see thelr light, they'll say ‘ante for companions, who had com; probably eee ours, won't they, and send “Then you're not—offended?” hi inclined her head, emiling mis- hension of machinery and ran her to find out what's the matter?” e ously. “Lt admit it Do you tor boat alone, who went for lonely “Perhaps, At least, let's hope eo sitting up. aceet, | ‘was not what “And build fires by night?’ to the He nodded. “Best idea yet. ‘42 elate knows as the Wiske place, that very thing to-night, after I've ” chara, Hah ne "One evening nd. Dad @ dite to m swime in thi rf at dawn, who treated They're pretty gure to won if Lad as Id moni teh iver ‘The firetty mo a it by nen, ge She started impatiently away. “Oh, “Mind? No! He shut the door, ad- men as her peere—neither more nor their attaching euMicient impo. Rf io in er enile, hald wist- H wt Choose Your 0 ti “a ar out i", come, come! What am I thinking of vanced and dropped into hie chair, etill ‘who was spied upon, shadowed, It to inveatigate—that's @ ful, aa oho turned her countenanes to ] 0 (1) Cccupation - to let you etand there starving by searching her with troubled gaxe, Attacked, run away with by mei They may not know tha people wi im, { hances and Salaries tn Various L Sppenqnepannannd ‘ inches!" “Only,” he said, “you startled me. 1 dened to an unexampled pitch aae are away. They Fon ppl pee e wn = .eaplodes, rie Miter iy 1 5 They entered the h by the back didn't think— t—hope”—— Ratives here are merely ung seit. “only a so Fhe Duties, Chances and Salaries in Various Lines of Work CHAPTER am Po Relea ay eeppoair a Syren emaict a eer erepr ar user cre renege thelr silver wedding oF the accession of Would force his attentions upon © wale. 4 By Celia K. Husik suggested archly, cumstance that would Edward the Twentieth—or anything.” | @9 !n such otroumstances! You can't get strong men into pseudo-hysteria; who ‘Please don't be silly—end discouragy away from me-I may be utterly hat if in @ ponition to the ing Do build « elgnal fire.” to you"— “< “It fan't that, bi trying to form’ }UGH came alongside the to explain Copyright, 1028, by ‘Tue Kree Hubushing Co, (The New York Bvening World) wrecked boat barely in time y ft all like the singular sensation that had uous and anomalous, He obeyed with humility and expedi- “Oh, you're net!* he laurhed quietiyi! 4 ¥ o ’ “You're not; nor am n i ’ er sohool work. A two years’ course in a And despite the warmth of th sailed him when she called him; in only knew how tion. tressed—Deor 1 HE business of mixing and com-|,), degree of graduate pharmacist, t ry ed “y ura of discontent bred of the in- did not understand. land in company with a man of Whom, was ready, offering her matches "Tou Lt sed at least. What woman would } pounding drugs and medicines en-| ny a nuttious yout ident a rom the wrecked cabin—her le against crushing odds She {nterrupted brusquely: in the normal order of things, eho could gnt it, please—for luck,’ 2 LJ fort ved #0 great and honorable | tale such grave responsibility that] 9) fiat young student cam do| compantons were siresdy swept over- h went on within those walls from “Don't let's waste time talking, 1 NOt posslbly know more than litte of Their Angers touched as she took the complimeat—trom you, Hugh? Only" {t phowld be taken up only after much |Sustituting work asa drug clerk during |board—and ewam with her toward an year's end to year's end. can't wait another instant” nothing; and who accepted it ail with- matches, Something thumped harshiy Ss8in the whimsical ‘little laugh thas | the period of study, Of course no un-| island that loomed out ef the smother " Whitaker busied himself immediately Silently submissive, he took up bie OUt protest, with @ serene and flaw! in hig breast, and @ door epened im the amethered sigh—"! witty serious thought as to one's personal) aoreraduate pharmaciat ts permitted to|of ees. Arriving at the beach he eank with the stove. There was a full wood knife and fork and fell to. courage, Uncomplaining, displaying &n chambers of hie understanding, letting @ qualifications and fitness for the work: | onpound preacriptions; but he can 0 recovered her box nearby, and within a very few When he had finished it was ae if @ !mplicit and unquestioning faith in her jn light, you kni - ‘- 4 The Arm and most Important requisite! ai the other work necessary in cones. Leav- minutes he had @ brisk fire going. The swarm of locusts had passed that way, companion—what manner of woman, In- Knesiing at the base of the pyre, she i fe an actual fondness for working With) tion with this business, thus both ing him she explored the island, She woman had disappeared in the direction Of the more than plentiful meal she “04, was this? A lighted @ match and applied it to mind behind what's in chemicals and drugs. The habit of cares | ;, Littl iy earn) came back soon and reported @ ¢arm- i had prepared there remained few traces -J('# almost dark,” she sald at leat, quantity of tinder-dry exoeisior, The Ann, | i ind the eves that I ao } 4 Aan ree te the neat ims | 2K # little money and at tho same time) house and outbulldings #tooked with ed in good time with half on plates swept and garnished, Whitaker got up and lighted a tin stuf caught instently, puffing inte « Staring at me so pusslingly.’ cl i fulness and prec! gaining some practical experience but no human Foraging in the pantry taker lounged, profoundly 1 lamp fixed ite pracket on brilliant patch biase, They sat down (To Be Continued) tt { onal qualification. The care-| ing to the business end of the phar: terested, watching her with sober dn The windows darkened and nearby to watch. ———— wo-lucky, irresponsible indl-| ceutical ohemist's profession. This ‘They @ Jed the cluster of bulktings gq: studious eyes, asking himself questios alls turned to somber yellow as “I can’t talk to you,” he eald, ungra- \ vidual is not ft to be a bharmactst.| particularly valuable @r the one who|that, having outlived their usefulness, flour, potatoes, sugar, tea, small stores which he found, for the present, unan- flame grew high an4 steady, clous in his distress. Personal neatness and cleanliness and) ayoects to open a pharssesy of his own) Still encumbered the way up from the of edibles in tins, aworable. Off to the northward, where Whitaker ‘You're very obscure. Am I to under- y teot, im dealing with people are needful) upon the completion of mis course of | Deson: Only @ carclens and euperficial = “I'm hungry mn myself,” she de What did she mean to 7 Was had marked down the empurpled head- stand that you've taken a sidden dislike Whe great Le in this occupation. One must also learn) guay, glance was nested to bear out the im- elared, attacking the prob! of sim- what he had been at fret disposed te /6A4 during the afternoon, a white light to ms, eo that yeu can't treat me with | gummer, | te gead all kinds of handwriting, ae this “ Preasion conveyed by the girl's descrip- ple cookery with @ will and with @ consider a mere, lighted-hearted, fugi- ‘enced the gloom thrice with & sweep- decent elvilny?’ cessful play Tata Me of Bills The pay of @ pharmacist ranges from |tion of the place confident air that promised much. tive infatuation developing into some ‘2g blade, vanished, wae replaced by « T've always heard that women knew | begin serial (te very important in the work o! MB | $10 to $25 per week. There are positions | Doorless doorways and windows with “Hugh!” she called, as he was ex- thing eles, something atr ‘and more glare of angry red, which in turn what men meant before the men knew | ning World, preseriptions. for those ®*ho have managerial abilities | shattered sashes disclosed glimpses of ploring the upper pert of the house enduring? And what 4i4 it moan, this inked out, themeeives.” His voloe broke o@ little ‘This is © MA New York State the proiiminary|that pay a good deal more. Also, the len into @ state of ruin thet “Here—coming!' impr that had come to him go Whi watched it for a brief time, “Oh, can't you see how Wt te with me? | teughs and ition necessary before one can @D-| pharmacist who has developed defied emedy. “Hurry. Everything's ready.” suddenly within the hour, and that per- the fingertips hie right a resting 't you see?’ he cried. ‘Heaven for- | Breath. Don’ @ee @ fehoo!l of pharmacy consists In| pence and ital expe"! The farmhouse atood on high ground, Waitt yn instant steady his sisted with so much force in face of Beaty m the pulee In Nie left wrist. @ me! I never meant to infilct this | agora te Fe a iganed Mee get \e1 ¥ Prugey nee Potoy s a Sreanane an uninterrupted sweep nerves, he descended 4 re-entered ite manifest incredibility, that he 4 nm, turning away, he eaneanee er yes, at gueh @ time, I don't know Remembee » Gerelep jorison. the mit < kpewn hor, er some ene strangely crate, ste. Seine eee o why i ouy 20-abeut swe reere of high table bustqess fer bimects, - . + NEM Bow ete swheve ave-enet ene FAS CURA 6G ie Me Den, at.ceme Gergeien simence-tneeme vel O6 ee on a: 7« 7 yt . fs te cates th rene ast -. _ - ee me eee ee %. i pave eh a is a Jj | ieee . NF