The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1913, Page 4

“TSMOKING OUT BANDIT NEW YORK was RIGHT Wall Street Feeis Blue, se WTA PE | TO TAX OUTSIDE BANKS But Expert Finds Only lers Should Worr eee i hee ao na OTH) AFERKLUNG SEK Se" "| OU A INI QD S| WASITINGTON, Deo, tsRignt of the [] | Sound,” Says Pierce—“Era of —_{Su'phur and mt Powe Burned ser fon ae ae | Special Sale! by the Supreme Court in a test oroght Hy the Amoskeat Savings Manchester, N. HH. which © tax Inw waa tn- diacrimination against nd also inoperative of other States than la New York law levied @ tax of 1 nt. on bank stock, surplus anid Undivided Profits, pi SUES FOR HOTEL RENT. Affaires ef Former Rector's, Now Claridme, Reach Conrts. Litigation that has for some ume complicated the affairs of the big hotel on the southenat corner of Forty-fourth atreet and roadway, formerly Rector'a ow known as the Hotel Claridge, ugmented to-day by im new ae in the United fnten ee ol The defend in Effort to Strangle Mexican Who Defies Capture. | Bark Speculation Ending.” { | “Real Trade and Business Conditions ‘Wall street ima the biues, Pessimistic prophecies hover around the banks secmemalen a bd ‘Bxchange te surmounted by & halo Of) earn LAKE, Utah, Dec. 1.~Rafasl ‘Various causes are enumerated, euch as: The new tariff; failure to enact | Lopez, Mexican slayer of alx persons, legislation; prospects of anti-trust lemisiation; Government suits| today attempted to escape from nat large corporations; failare of the Interstate Commerce Commission te! Minnio or Apex Mine of Bingham bog Higher railroad rates; high cost of living and decline of stock specula-| through the Parnell tunnel, where he is trapped, according to advices received —— ‘Worle asked Franklin Merce, one of the country’s foremost |here, He rushed to the mouth of thin Saree ‘and students of conditions, for hie view of the situation. Looking| tunnel, but was forced to retire when o&t of the windbw of his oiflce over Trinity Church yard and the financial) ny saw armed deputies on guard. istrict, he replied: Firen were burned during the day at ERE GOOD REASON the 70-foot level of the mine. vam is NO D FOR DULL BUSINESS. were fed with cayenne pepper, sulphur and damp powder in an effort to stran- The economis| #16 the Mexican. There are indicaulonn i that ho is active and it In belteved he In @hanges through which the country ia passing necessarily must cause some pain. You cannot change frum an unsound to a sound condition, either | TYNE to erect © wall across ae Tee Prysieafiy or commercially, without feeling it. The country tas been sick. has Neary snewtsl continued. Riait Re days when on the surface things were booming tn Wall etrest, and a chilling wind {= blowing to-day. politic was not auund, Now we are going through the pains of | Guarda at the various mine entrances suffer greatly from oold and exposure. believe that there is any real business depression. The reports| The elevation at the mine ie a dittle and commerce do not show it. The nation's exports are hod more than 7,000 sweetness, for only $190 and fully warranted for six years. Special easy payments, only $5 down and $5 Monthly aud no charge for interest or extras. Stool, cover, tuning and delivery free. ‘Th supplementary proceed ever known; the balance of trade in our favor the greatost on reco! P. Pond. Rineny dacroninn —_—_——— — ow Tariff bill has been passed, putting a number of articios te ‘he HARRISON _HEAD OF SO. AY.| ver of tno Hotel Rector Compan: that Receiver e pany to muvcned ‘the inte WW. WATERS 100 elegant new Chester Pianos in beautiful figured mahogany cases, full overstrung scale, ivory keys and rich, brilliant tone, of great power and These are all brand new pianos, up-to-date in every particular, with all the latest improvements Horace Waters @ Co. t and reducing the duties on others, It ts too soon to discern 4 J attects. People complain the cont of commodities has net ia Fairfax [Marriaon, Fane caer the Peat had bee meat 2O, payments of OPEN EVENINGS m4 ge op fear lr Oy io vl Inder e lowered. Instead of eteaper pricen Af there as been any change, it to a) chicago, Indiana a an ulavile ime at Su rig contract EN EVEN .» Near way. “Tan alone cannot affect the prices. There are other contributing fao-|F'resident of joutkern Railway re 7 UNTIL JAN. 1ST. 254 W. 125th St., near 8th Ave. | Campa: ters, Control of any particular line of business can sustain prices te @ cer- tam extent, even in face of tariff redactions. The more centralised the control, Koninern, having Seen sano adhe the greater the power to fix the price. elese personal friend ef the dead offi: “T eannot belhve that the price of meat, for example, would continue at | ciel'ne succeeds, tts present hich figure wore it not for the control that a few men exercise} Mr, Harrison is a Native of New ever the industry, York City, He ie @ son of Burton Har- “The amount of money in the country ts another element bearing on the|rison of this city and @ brother of rise in prices. I am ineltned to think that we ere suffering from heving too Phen] Py yes rrison, Lo ttle. ippines. His home much money iu the country, rather than too fs _at Belvoir, Fauquier County, Va. “The country's business condition ia eeund, Whet has happened ts that | mpeeubation has come to a low ebb and the control ever industry exercised by the few is tn the process of change. Naturally, thie causes pain to meee who are affected, and they voice their discontent The abnormal profits camulated through this system are being cut off. It is not the big eee veer who needs the help of banking aestetance Jt is the emall, honest manufacturer. THOSE OF NEW YORK WHO ARE AFFECTED. “New York City to « bee hive of » At turns owt more manufee- for the holiday shopper at McCutcheon’s tured products than any other eity in the world, There are thousands of Mitthe factories in lofts and garrets, employing half a dozen or a ecore of men. “These producers are hampered and restricted in their credits, They Everything is now ready for the Christmas shopping! Our great collections of Handker- chiefs, Housekeeping Linens, etc., are at their fullest. The importa- tions are all in. And this year we have more room than ever for the Christmas shoppers. We therefore promise ie a comfortable, unharried, un- hurried opportunity to do your Holiday buying. Our prices are unquestionably as low or lower and our assortments wider in every linen line than you can find elsewhere. You are always sure of the quality at McCutcheon’s! You may be equally sure that every article is worth what we charge for it. Handkerchiefs Ladies’ Hosiery No other assortment in the A Beautiful collection, includ- Not the largest collection in world spproscher th this collection ing Comfortables and Bed the country, but by far one of Ma vae’” Bucy ated bind ot Spreads of every kind and style, the moat select. It includes Pure Linen Wier pa ee ia im all sizes, from the tiny crib every desirable kind of Cotton, here at prices ranging from 10c ‘overlet to the sises for old- Lisle and Silk Hosiery in all wp te e100." The popular Hol fashioned double beds and extra stylen of the day— all moder. day lines gd Lew heed sises for the modern brass ately priced. $1.00 each Mee on - Bite soe? ye toes Men's Furnishings boxes bearing our name and Infante’ Everything in the way of men's trade-mark —"the hallmark of and Children’s Wear — wear is included, and this De- oodness in linen. Wearing apparel up to 1 partment is just the place to buy Table Linens year sise—in Dresses, Coata, pis for husband, brother or Dameok Table Clotheand Hats, Bootees, Mittens, ete. Nopkins are the great- The furnishing of Infants’ Crib eat possible variety of designs Bassinettes is one of our spe and tiscs, Also Fancy, Linens elaltics, 5 hen, ic! - Tea ond Lenchoon Clothe, Women's Neckwear [i™i00 Sn, Pick WP rm Tray Clothe, Scarfe ete. beat” Reautiful and dainty conceits Handkerchief and Napkin er eocuse tee wie every {rom Paris comprise a very Cases; Velour and Tapestry Mtyle that the markets of the large part of this assortment, Pillow Slips; Fancy Sachets world produce. All of these which is one of the best in the and novelties are very appropriate for gifts. city. of this sort, James McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Avenue and 34th Street, New York cannot ebtain from the banke the financial assistance to enable them to con- tinge in their endeavers to bulld up and expand their industries, The specu- lative merkete in the past have had the first attention from financiers, be- cause there laid the larce and quick profits, Now much better for the coun- try : kelp the thousands ef honest small prducers, Gevelopment toward a few badge couldn the Tecovery from feverish } { | b profits. Goed times are to “ qmaplorment, better i 4 Prosperity ts not te be measured im money alone” | a The Private Coffee of the Greatest Coffee Merchants Sara Fancy Bed Coverings f= Novelties in Art Needlework SSreseararararearearer = a aS SSS) Soar SSS a eae Heckers’ New Breakfast Cereal We knew that some day a method of serving Rice as a Breakfast Cereal would be found. The day is here—the deliciousness of this new Hecker Cereal can't be described— Now Offered the Public On and after December prepared to supply you with your grocer will be enegneeintenan, CREAM BREAKFAST RICE Cooks in 9 minutes. Try it tomorrow morning 10c—All Grocers Extreme Price Reductions Until Wednesday’s Closing At All 285 James Butler Inc. Stores & Markets. Bsc 's and Shawnee 3. fresh ic madefrom Ce ronnekcat, 8 Sanitary can..-co. INC Belle Brook Evaporated Thicker than cream; tall 10c Tomatoes Ripe, red, new fruit at astonishingly low prices. Mammoth |EssieBrand| Large Regular No. 10 Can | Choicest troit in] No, 3 Can | No. 2 Can Standard Bronds| gyy'"A 48°00 Standard Brands| Standard Brands 25°12° 7° 5° with each of these purchases: Triumph Baking Powder, Y |b. can Peerless Pure Pepper, 14 Ib. can. Swift’s Toilet Soap, in fancy boxes 20-Mule Team Borax, Packaye..+............ 10 2a Stamps FREE with each of these purchases: Peerless Worcestershire Sauce, Bottle ...... 10c F Butler’s Borated W: Fluid, Bottle...... 10c Violet Ammonia, For the bath, bottle ........ 15¢ Butler’s Best Borax Soap.......... 7 cakes, 25¢ 15 da Stamps FREE with each of these purchases: Blue Ribbon Macaroni, Choice, package ..... 12¢ Blue Ribbon Cocoa, Large 1-lb. can 25¢ Talcum Powder, Velvcta Brand can. Chloride of Lime, Large sifting can... Ue sat 10¢ 20 Ja” Stamps FREE with each of these purchases: Imported Olive Oil, from Lucca, bottle. ..:..28¢ Vanilla and Lemon Fi: g» Bottle....... 25¢ Beef Extract, East ve Concentrated, jar... .25¢ Flour, Pride of St. Louis Superlative . .7 Ib. bag, 25e CHOICE GROCERIES 5 Jw Stamps FREE ¢° Essie Condensed Milk, ‘s:.:" 10° P otatoes, Best grown in Maine........ 6 Ibs. 12 Greening Apples, 2. tor cootine..6 ws. 25° Aspar: agus, Large square can California .. .. 17 Cranberries, Large, crisp and bright, lb.... 10° Oranges, Large juicy Porto Rico, dozen ..... 19° Oranges, Large Florida fruit, dozen.. Be? Grape Fruit, scccted Frorida, each Imported Sardines, In olive oil 3 cans ok Alaska Salmon, rink, 1-1. ta can. 10° Kippered Herring, Heoteh alivecors Beate? Ge 9 Scotch Silvoceas, can. Atall 35 James Butler Inc.M Markets “Extra Spec Specials for for Monday Corned Spare Bike, | Meaty and tat, He Extra Specials for Tuesday i Porterhouse Steak, sex cuts, ». 18° SelectedSugarCured Hams, ».18¢ Fancy Fricassee Fowl, «3: i! 16° Extra Specials for Wednesday Sirloin Steak, <i". Loin of Jersey Pork, Ib. 1 c Country Sausage, tra At All 181 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores 50 ZW Stamps FREE With each of these purchases: Old Monogram Rye, Bottle... 75¢ Princeton Dry Gin, Mini tie..... 69° Butler’s Malt Whiskey, Bottie.. 69° Trysome Port, Eariches the blood, bottle Qe Trysome Sherry, Rich ond truity, bottle FOE Lager Beer, 1ichmann’s and Rupert's, case $ Guinness’s Stout and Bass Ale onde ere bots. BR's B onlits QEe Allowances of 15c. per dos. empty bottles and 1c, per dos. empty splits,