The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1913, Page 11

are more valuable than supposed Olsorverly conduct. POLICEMAN TELLS A DIFFER: Folng to hurt the railro * POLCEMA FEET —— Reception He when st | \ | | pler ©: 1 Wednes- Man Who Says He Did Is}- Fined $5 After Hearing by |" Magistrate. 1 the doctor in sanding Beside it, i orated one of the The chauffeur asked him to Fi the visitor and promised to ap- convenience, in tl mouth O'Brien outside he put ¥& ALARM Cl OCK 6 A M up Kin, his clus away from 2 “liu besan deasing him, ‘Then he throttled O'Brien and cailed another . ‘ * * policeman to assist him in getting the “Constitutional” O’Brien, exe) accused to the sation, The only point =e he agreed on with O'Brien was the Bluecoat, Has Rough Sailing time. b was 6 A, M. Coming and Going. 4 q feientific jouth an ay oy ‘The Magistrate then said that he must Loose constitutionally fine “Ex-Constitutional” O'Brien % for disorderly conduct. Then “Ex-Conatitutional" James J.! O'Brien paid the cons ituttonal fine and c declared he would accept the rigit thar REM ORE he hud, under the Constituuon, to ap- peal. And that he would do so, He Pollcemen who will persist in sleep: td ing while on duty should always keep their feet in so as not to trip up those who make calls with the milkman, * Because Policeman John J. Griffen | of the East Sixty-seventh street sta- tion was thou enough to put hia feet out ree. “in a case being argued for two hours In the Yorkville Court to-day when the charge, which was trivial, could have been disposed Says Vanama Canal Will Help Ratiroad Freight Ba George J, Gould returned to-day on = *harged from tlon af Leputy aving been die that tremendous work, but 1 am in th ‘on recommenda. %4Vor of its being done. I believe that minissloner HANSEN | qe — Ait for neglect of duty. ve While on the force O'Brien was Known if as “Constitutional” O'Brien, because Pic er peri d enti rire “ ” he would ingist on quoting the law to lems ten per cent, wil Made from fruit — Can’t i his superiors, a : a O'BRIEN CHARGED $5 FOR THE TO-DAY AND 10. harm tender stomach, liver and bowels, DISCOURSE. But Magistrate Levy got hie own of listening ] bf cl thi orkville Court, c ‘ex-Constiti= J ie e had finished, For various rea to say just which hie chauffeur ral ; clock ¥ ednesday morning and His explanation or the priviege his charitable If your little one's t ongue i is a sure sign the stumach, |i bowels need a gentle,t horough cleansing at once, When your child is cross, peevish, litless, pale, doesnt sleep, eat fact nat pally; if oreath is bad, stom. | pi m full of cold, t hruat sore, “0. ona O'Brien refuses ection he ordered but, at any proof that hy Ws Island at ho rs al the dogged-up, con tipated * wa te, sour oily aud jundige ted food |f stitutional ques a © the protrud- 7 Ae asked for Dr. Hogan. for bis infor lw | i eat 4 ; 7 He says yer and (ot im. thers keep it handy because they | wilt av Mae as Be ed a smal room next tenow its action on the tomach, liver| te, and “tmport to the docto muitory he stumbled, land bow:l is rom, $ and sure, ‘They elles 5 sprawled and sproad himself over the | also know @ Littl: given to-day saves a| se No. is of Polleeman Griffen, who had] jo retired in During to-mcurrow, ‘pag. i t for @ 50-cent bottle Figs,” which con- of ¢, stumbling and ai"te Fr KOO, inssripot F spreading ke. “What the — is the matter with ye? O'Brien CHARLES A. KEENE sald was the cordial greeting he received i Imnorter of Diamonds, ) from Griffen, Whereupon the “man in juine, made by “Cali‘ornia ] \ blue" d up and proceeded to Company.” Don't be fooled Broadway, New York * Inspect the fully equip- ped and electrically operated mint maintain- ed by the United States Government co-operat- ing with The New York Edison Company at the Motor Show October 15th to 25th did. -_ i GEORGE GOULD RETURNS. GER UIN MIWZ, i Of th about env oF that dite, the Mauretania with Mrs, Gould and ‘The chi Mae eae ees anly {thelr dauzhiers, Miss Edith and Miss QI conduct, prisoner was James Goria, from the shooting season in Pe AY) = 4. O'Brien, thir ne years, a wealthy )Scotlind. When asked about the Gove S waenalae mKine Ge When aj erament’s valuation of railroad prop- pp SS well-known contractor of that place. ¢ft, Mr. Gould sald: "| \ He la also a nan of the! “It will take four or five years to do metropolitan fi - -and Uncle Sam. shows you how he makes money Protects the | Throat and reserves the Teeth H sieht Arope ia warm water. | Sin te Het Cnstade | & CO. one year. MOKKO n the cons continued ve, Whe ha bas Heal to-day Ar¥. increased freigat business for all | Polke man G scory which He Fonds: e y and went eee" Ave Your Teeth. in Bad Condition? | Hse you should see a dentist at your earlicet Mmenntime rinse th morning and night wth *a | mp: e to decay. Price $0 Cents, All Dragaiots. | | No Reliable Droggist Will C'ter o Substitute GEO. 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