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Lk ane: 12. cael ‘TRE EVENING WoRLD, Te ade eee . t i SISK > WRURUSSTAR et ‘aa Roi Realty Owners CHOICES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE Legislature, tal Only Those Who Were Duly Enrolled Last “owners are preparing for a ‘ campaign to lower telephone| CANDIDATES FOR PRINCIPAL pimaadition to the up-Bta STATE OFFICES. a i publican aspirants Bervice Commission inquiry, eas dan Gover: Mee tsyal 4 are ? 7 ‘begins on Sept. 30. Some of lage #itecting attention to legis-| Democratic -- John A. Hennessy, yet ot Uae any nlo € Martin &. Giysa jected Lieu- Republican—Job BE. Hedges, Harvey ee Sant tea D. Hinman, Charies 8. Whitman. became Governor Senator Seth Hea- Progressive—Frederick M. Daven- peered gaat LH cock ot ion, ‘Who long has been in port, William Bulzer. Cy deposed. He the Legislature. Prohibition—William Sulser. reen Edward = Schoen- Socialist—Gustave A. Strobel. Jahn A. Hennes- Independence League — Martin H.| SY formerly was tha number of names on the} mented grape juice. ballot ranges from 7 to 100. The three ‘Re- tes and they ‘aging an en- eck was unsuc- cessful candidate an editor of the Glynn. New York Press. for the same office two years ago. He He ts an _anti- Candidates ter Lieat.-Gev Tammany Demo. Democratic — Will j lives Syracuse grat and ts the ‘iger’e most aggressive foe, bei ner lea lad npoeces inthe | Republican—Frank 8. Bidway, Seth New York Mayor. | G. Heacock, Edward Schoeneck- vahr. ovesuaa: Progressive—Chauncey J. Hamlin. every other Prohibition—Charles E. Welch. | Bociallat—Stephen J. Mahoney. Independence League — Edward BSchoeneck. Candidates fo Be feat is picto- New York City) a newspa In choosing a 1 ‘ dates for Governor | feet ee ee have been promi- nent in public af- | fairs for years, | C 8. Whit- Democratic—Franklin D. Roosevelt, = ‘District. James W. Gerard, James 8. McDon- Attorney of New; ough. York County, the Republican — David Jayne Hill, —. James W. Wadsworth, William M. Calder. Progressive—Bainbridge Colby. ie cent cee Prohibition—Francis E. Baldwin, | $70 ine, regular Fanta for bis place. Soclalist—Charies E. Russell, ei . Lele Ba RL a ‘onda gee eee ene We man ine very keee will sift down .o x and able lawyer of one candidate, At Party candidates for State offices) Binghamton. He the November will be chosen by the voters Monday = been Pe — Aired bt d afternoon and evening at the first di-| Senator and in- 2 Bee eee ene oe scany: te retacd | Oct DEUBAFY lac Rapust icons writ ‘povonae, Bod pe and create a tendency to retard) tion to be held in law but an amen: ment to the Na-| pr. tlonal Constitution this year to pet mit the direct elec- ‘ tion of Senators ecutor of Becker | bY the people instead of by the Legis- and the gunmen. enormous circle of | personal acquaint. ances, He was tried to force the James W. Ge- Polls will be open {him its candidate crate, has had formerly moans € i cents tor Manhattan | S100 of the gressiven, but the years ago he was a wealthy young We shall | voters can vote at | man became a 1 status and mm rete of & cents for each local| that {a those cit!- backed by ex- i of the r » toll charge ' N York good record on the selves at the hae November election’ ew York | pointed Ambassa- ty. Any man who much commenda- ‘ : the election dis- didate for Go: development of fee Col. Roone velt , ator. of our ‘ and pment New York State. Republican organ: rard, choice of the em -m Aasociation of Bay Ridge) trom 3 to 9 P. M. ization to make regular 10. &, ts ongy Danan Hartung, | under the supervi- to reunite the Re- — rapid rise In pub- rips \puuitcs sand Pro- le lite. A few F Bow reduced to & cents, | of Elections. ‘Saratoga confer- New York lawyer, with an agreeable ht a bola 1 fod thore should be} Only enrolled qnce delegates refused, wo Mr. Hia- manner, high so- our Ceomeniee to the State straight Republi- of ability. on the question of a max-|t he primaries— “qloan candidate was elected a State Supreme between bor- sone wh formetty ae tk, Beanie Court, made a lawyer, Iked and bench, and | last 7 as a momber of admired by an| , year was | ap- \ some political par- dor to Germany, \ | where he has won : has moved out of Republican can- | \hr | Mei || trict in which he toy when the \ lived last Novem- Progressive split eing an ap- ber, loses his pri- | resulted. ine plicant or under mary vote, | ee Pt ameter: | Now York, We is entered by Demo- Separate. ballots | maxing an independent canvass for | cratic leaders 1s will be provided|the nomination their choice for Senator, Franklin D. Roosevelt, his op- ponent, running as an anti-Tammany candidate, is an- for each party. Aj and claims to be the only snbossed map may vote! ind straight out only for candi-| Republican entry dates of the party in which he is en-|who never rolled. Democrats alot wie Progressives. juieeggp bh Mg sia In the Progres- places for them- sive primaries selves because there. ta unui mal 7 contést. Frederic! pew thar aes M. Davenport of elle Clinton, former parties combine in ft one polling place. ‘Th of the independent Democrats in the State Senate, op- posing Tammany and blocking the long attempt to elect William PF, Sheehan to the United States Senate. President Wilson appointed Mr, Roosevelt Assist. ant cee ot TALES selected Uulca conference, but ex-Gov. Sui- zer has entered the party con and asserts that he will capture its * - nomination. At epavention, Con- the same time, Mr, gresemen, Senstors, Aagsemd! 8ul is the lone i eer ee candidate in the ” Prohibition —_pri- time by popular marics and has in choice, @ United ponerse, boeens States Senators 9 enter him as candidate of Another innova- his newly formed tion is that at the American party. primary voters Lge Jadengad. will elect mem- pyre le ebaelod ter known as the bers of State and Hearst party, has County Commit. indorsed Go W. Wadsworth of tees for their re- Glynn and the So-| Geneseo is a fine, likable chap, with epective parties, | “itlists have entered as their candi-| poyish face and actions, head of a ‘The number of of- | 1t¢ for Governor Gustave A. Strevel| famous old family, for two terms ficers to be voted er Speaker of the Assembly, and candi- saat nes for in New York City aveqes thirty-| Governor there (f—— date, for Lesal cconiep hit ire .” Dept, 810, Boston. In di te where there are con-| 4re = two years ago 0 Gee. 10 Cletrie cratic and Hedges. William M. Calder of Brook- lyn is the lone Republican Congress- man from Greater New York, He has hud much experience in Washington and is noted for his energy and hard work in all Government affairs, David Jayne Hill, the third Re- publican aspiran formerly ‘as pros: ident of Rochester University, and during the Taft Admin atration ous entry is James 8. McDonog a young lawyer of the Bronx, There is a three cornered contest inRepublican ranks for the Ben- atorship, James running mato is Thomas B. Lock- wood of Buffalo, son of Daniel Lockwood, who was Grover Cleve- land's law partner, William Hill's secretary, 1 Junior on the an Tammany ticket with Mr, Henne One of the most interesting entr: was Ambi an this race is to Germany Progressive candi- | rather an unusad date, Chauncey J,| condition that the Hamlin of Buffalo. | Berlin Embassy He is thirty-three | should furnish two years of age, son | Senatorial candi- of a wealthy fa dates, ily, @ hard wor! Bainbridge Col- 8 lawyer and | b: Progressive the ndidate without herd | opposition in his party, is a New, Sd led York lawyer of high attainments and | Western Naw | sense of humor, His favorite advice Yorker in thia|to young politicians ie not to take Rj samo class §=18/ themselves too seriously. Francis E. a Baldwin, on the Probibition ticket, is a lawyer of Elmira, and Charles Z, ‘anter- | Russell, poet and essnyiot, ( Sliaver, Stomach and Bowel remedies have been coming and 50 years, but Carter’s Little Liver Pills keep right health, strength and happiness to millions, Lay aside cathartics that act violently on liver and bowels and | Mis old, gentle, sure constipation remedy a trial. “he veeg Dag Seat ity tek Sales Assault, AT FIRST OPEN PRIMARIES: = red and Sixty-third street, witnessed | 4% Thomas Chalmers as the elder @ tragedy in his home last, night and oe pe. #0 wise in the ways of the world is|On Friday night the part of Alfred Candidates for the —— | Edgar that to-day he could tell much |W!!! be sung by Giuseppe Gaudenzi, aa United States Senaier Antong Th Among Those to Be Selected—| tear sua: io-sty no coud wi much wil une by diueppe Gaiden scribed shooting of “My father and mother came from | Rossin’ Poland when I was very small, and | from this week, will be sung on Mon-| they lived happy, 1 guess, until three | day, Wednesday and Thursday nights years ago, when mamina’s niece, Selma,|and at the Saturday matinee, with camo from Voland to live with us.| Bettina Freeman, who made her mma got tired of having | debut ; Selma around the nouse, because she thought papa liked her more than he | Matilda, So Selma went away | pleasing voice and an attractive papa went away. Last! presence. By and by r Nked mamma. ergetic campaign. | and The veteran js i] | Week be came and took me to live with him. “Last ghee vert are mamma be desired. Orville Harrold, in this Where she lives ut No. 454 West Ons | respect, ie a mctel for the whole Hundred and Fifty-second street and when he came away 1 guess mamma /COMPAany. He makes himself under- followed him home. outside our house and she came in| is as sin; iT ven " with him. Then I hoard the bell mona Nib peo npr I opened it mamma Be By ~— ites rushed Past me and into the room Visdinte a takes place to-morrow. and was the popular Mayor where papa an ima were, ma’s | Viadimir Dubinsky, ‘cellist, will | ity, ic rank 8. Sidway comes from sister, Mrs. Anna Plostin, was in the , " Lewd | Buffalo and belongs to a group of/| room too. His aggressive young|then Selma yelled and I poked my/| Will be Elizabeth Campbell, Myrna Republicans, One| head in the door and saw mamma | Sharlow, Maude Santley, Hardy Will- of his campaign | shoot Selma in the head” ia te At the Yashington eights os- rlal advertising tn | pital it was said to-day the girl had| Weldon. Josef Pasternack will con- good chance of recovery. Mrs. | duct. Rogers ts locked Up op a charge of ‘ehira, Rogers was held without bail rs. ogers was he! thout ator, not merely |for further examination by Magis-| ‘he beginning of its free recitals for the new Primary {trate Murphy in Harlem Court. ——— ring and when I heard mamma yell and Charge. Henry F. Risch, arrested on a! charge of alding in an abduction of tute Hall, Platon Brounoff will {Ilus- fourteen-year-old was discharged yesterday by Magistrate | School No. Geismar in the Flatbush Court. “T am! “ lature. be ore of Elihu Root soon going to send the jor. Will talk of “Songs of the British He ie backed by Chairman Barnes| expires and there ttorney for furt Maxistrate sald. @ at any time. becomes effective! pyr, reopen the c TEMDEe 3, reTT. VOTERS THEMSELVES TO PICK rr vraranmen, rte fetery | eight-Year-Oud Boy Graphically By Sylvester Rawling. | D'S “La Traviata” will be iV ie for the first time at the | Century Opera House next ltogers, who| Tuesday evening, the third week of ore {the season, with Lois Ewell in the , Morgan Kingston as Alfred Cause ol father, 458 West One Hun. | ttle p Mr. Jacchia will conduct. Selma | Boston and Philadelphia-Chicago Op- fl | Straume, nineteen - year - old | ra Companies, who made a first ap- a es caicecs eas November Are Entitled to Cast a Vote. Ro Le Maa tae mecierie meee ‘William Tell,” carried over in the part last night, as Miss Freeman disclosed, a Her enunciation of Eng- lish, however, was not all that could He met Selma | stood always and shows that English The first Sunday night concert of Bruch’s “Kol Nidrei.” The singers {amson, Thomas Chalmers and Henry ; 4’ The Board of Education announces the benefit of the public next week. On Thursday evening, at Public Abduction | school No. #1, Grace Ewing will lec- ‘ture on “English Ballads”; at Insti- Murtha, , trate “Russian Music,” and at Public 41 Randall Hargreaves Margaret Isles.” On Friday, Clarence Po Vaux Bs Royer will talk on Com anytime BO COD Site of Italy” at Public ers and ichool No. Publis Schoot Ne Dr, John . ve will expe von Weber, and at Public School No. 187, Walter L, Bogert will lecture on the "Folk Songs of Germany.” | Rudolph Ganz, the Swiss pianist, | Who arrived this week on the Antilles, which was chartered by wealthy American refugees in Italy, is a@ reservist in the Swiss army and was permitted by his Government to come to America with the understanding | that part of the proceeds of ‘ce Amer. jean tour shall be devoted he Red } Es fund of his native comatey, His it concert at Carnegie Hall on Oct. tt therefore, will be for Wy benent jof the Swins Red Cross fund Prof, Samuel A. Baldwin will begin his eighth season of free organ re- citals in the Great Hall of the City College next Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Paul Tietjens, ‘the chmponor of “The ‘Wizard of rag Mei has been teach- ing the pia: the last two yearn in Berit, bas decided to settle in New York KERMIT ROOSEVELT OFF TO ORGANIZE A BANK Goes to South America to Start Branch of National City Bank. Jobn H. Allen and Kermit Roose- velt and his wife, who was Miss Belle Willard, daughter of the American Ambassador to Spain, sailed on the Olympic to-day. Mr. Allen and Mr. Roosevelt, with their yee were on their way to Buenos ri Maria) Try a meat stew with good (the kind you make with | PRI Pak re ee aoe Ser thence thea cut Inte small gad drop inte the Dolling stew. Cook te inutes without removing the cover fom the stew pan. 1H ofa cup f milk, « softer riverine’ may be dropped is into the stew. package today and try the reckyep that come with, e 430-440-442 WEST 512t ST. 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